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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1960
Page
4
Frank G. Thompson of Livingston left 7200 to 24 blood donors who saved his chronically ill daughter with extra years of life. The dairyman died last week and his widow knew nothing of the bequest. Doris Marie, Thompson’s daughter, died in 1953 after life-saving transfusions.
A new healing substance named Bio-Dyne, marketed as Preparation H, allegedly shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Reports claim cases show actual shrinkage and complete relief, with a money back guarantee available at druggists.
William L. Ryan reports from Moscow that ordinary Russians remain cordial to visiting Americans and hope for a higher living standard, while party elites and allied powers worry Khrushchev's peace campaign may threaten the world movement. The piece contrasts Soviet anxieties with Moscow’s wary stance toward U.S. leadership following the U2 incident and stalled summit talks.
In the Stalin era Russians focused on daily issues but under Malenkov they hoped for abundant consumer goods. Now many dream of buying what they want and traveling independently abroad, seeking better U.S. relations as a path to higher living standards. Meanwhile a Toledo man dies in a Michigan crash on Mich 124 north of Clinton.
The author outlines a strategy to focus on success across sports business and baking noting that failure stems from past memories. The piece promotes July Reader's Digest offering 29 cents for the month, contrasting with the regular 35 cent price.
Co defendant Carole Tregoff seeks a Supreme Court stay to challenge Superior Court Judge Leroy Dawson's disqualification over alleged prejudice. The case concerns the March murder of Barbara Jean Finch by her husband Dr. R Bernard Finch and his lover.
The sponge is described as one of the lowest forms of animal life lacking a mouth stomach or nerve fibers, highlighting primitive body structure and feeding method.
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