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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1957

Page

4

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Nickerson Court Martial Highlights Interservice Missile Debate

Col. John C. Nickerson Jr. faces court martial over alleged secret missile information leaks to a columnist. The case centers on Air Force control of intercontinental and intermediate range missiles, with Eisenhower backing the Air Force and Navy history echoing in disputes. Nickerson’s defense includes Ray Jenkins, a former Senate subcommittee counsel.

Air Force Army John C. Nickerson, Jr Army Nickerson Congress Defense Charles E. Wilson Air Force Wilbur M. Brucker Wilson Eisenhower Col Navy Adm Arthur W. Radford U.S. Pacific Fleet Joint Chiefs of Staff Radford Ray Jenkins Knoxville, Tenn Senate

Per Capita Budget Expenditures in 1957 Compared to Earlier Years

The 1957 budget, totaling about 68.9 billion dollars, would be the second highest peace time expenditure year if the year ends June 30. Expenditures climb from 1952 to 1957 while per capita costs show declines since 1954 and 1952. The 1958 estimate projects a public debt near 270 billion on June 30, 1957.

Korea

Vanity snuffs out new styles for American men

Hal Boyle reports quotes from Francesca Lebow on men's vanity and fashion buying habits. She notes 70 percent of men's clothing is chosen by women and offers style tips including dark suits for big men, blue tones, and color guidance for various complexions.

New York Francesca Lebow Mrs. Lebow

High Court Narrows FBI Access to Evidence

The Supreme Court and a 12 member loyalty commission affect how the FBI handles secret files and witness testimony. Court rulings require face to face cross examination and public disclosure only for certain informants, while allowing protections for undercover sources in some cases. Congress debates reversing the ruling, risking more legal challenges. The decisions tighten FBI evidence gathering against Communists by demanding incitement, not mere advocacy.

Washington Supreme Court FBI Congress Commission J. Edgar Hoover Communist Party Hoover Eisenhower Justice Department

Young Republicans exhibit turns at Washington convention

Washington notes the National Federation of Young Republicans gathering with a photo gallery of former youths now prominent in the party. The exhibit includes Dick Nixon and Teddy Roosevelt, while John Begg is credited with reshaping Stassen’s image, as Marlin McDaniel’s honeymoon is noted among delegates. The group also uses animal gifts to boost membership and features a singing band and an Andy is Dandy banner brigade.

Washington National Federation of Young Republicans Dickie Nixon Tommy Dewey Billy Knowland Teddy Roosevelt Abie Lincoln Statler Johnny Dulles GOP Artie Summerfield Linky Weeks Miss Brown Sally John R. Begg Joe Holt California Harold E. Stassen Eisenhower Gov Stassen John Begg Nixon Marlin McDaniel College Service Committee McDaniel George Washington University Ralph Harvey Indiana Niagara Falls Ruth Zoological Sym Andy

Mind Reading, Parking Woes, and Famous Quips Across News

A column blends humor and trivia from mind reading fantasies to New York City tow away needs. It recalls Churchill’s Iron Curtain origin, Parker and Woollcott jokes, a Yankee fatality, Clark Gable notes, a British bride’s age plan, and Maxine Gates a stout singer-actor with 21 years married to Dan Upland.

York City London Winston Churchill Westminister College Fulton Alexander Woollcott Dorothy Parker Fannie Hurst New York Yankee Chapman

Colin Clive Dies in Los Angeles Pulmonary Illness

Twenty years ago on Friday June 25 1937 British actor Colin Clive died at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Los Angeles. A style show in Central Store windows featured Mrs Juanita Bauer Mrs Nellie Back Miss Thelma Weikel Viola Brooks Mary Haig Leola Sneil and Marguerite Melampy. Dr D M Blizzard president of the Butler County Medical Society announced unanimous approval for a proposed tuberculosis sanatorium. Dr Mildred White Gardner was secretary. Catherine Gerber Eleanor Crist Violet Leichty Charles Combs and Tom Ortman were among 20 pupils in a recital given by Mrs Robert Ramsdell at Yankee Road residence.

Juanita Bauer Nellie Back Thelma Weikel Viola Brooks Mary Haig Leola Sneil Marguerite Melampy D. M. Blizzard Butler County Medical Society Mildred White Gardner Catherine Gerber Eleanor Crist Violet Leichty Charles Combs Tom Ortman Robert Ramsdell Yankee Road

Kansas Senator Andrew Schoeppel Entertains Crowd

A Kansas figure Andrew Schoeppel prepared to address an audience at a public event. He was to be followed by Vice President Nixon before the scene shifted to protect the speaker's balance and resolve amid political banners and chants.

Andrew Schoeppel Kansas Schoeppel Nixon Dickie Brickie

TOPS Club Still Active in Middletown and Nearby

Dave Regan notes a Middletown TOPS club remains open though small after previous growth. A second active group meets Tuesdays at Harmon Hall, near Lebanon, with a promoter pledging long term effort. Readers are urged to attend meetings or call GA 3 8989 for info and consider Ida Jean Kain’s Journal articles for self guided weight loss.

Middletown Lebanon Harmon Hall Ida Jean Kain Kain TOPS

Celebrity circles churn with love and art in Europe

Dorothy Kilgallen notes Bing Crosby’s romance wavers while Kathy Grant’s affair fades. West German radar to locate submarines excites Washington as Dawn Addamy and Prince clash in Ireland. Brattle Theatre owner Bryant Halliday to welcome baby, Paris cop’s daughter liaisons surface, and entertainers seek fame from Dali to Balanchine.

Kathy Grant Bing Crosby Washington U. S Russia Dawn Addamy Bryant Halliday Brattle Theatre Cambridge Paris

Tomorrow's Stars Favor Creative People and Careers

Estrellita notes a favorable day for creativity with Venus boosting imagination and social life. If tomorrow is your birthday, expect possible July August November December financial bumps from own spending, but overall gains in 1957. Job matters look good, family life steady except late September to mid November. romance shines in September. 1958 starts well for business. a born child may love the sensational.

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