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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1960
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists pricing for subscriptions including per copy, weekday, Sunday, carrier, and mail rates. The item provides publication details and an 1857 lineage with a biblical quotation.
After a four year study the United States Military Academy will implement a drastic revamp raising humanities to par with sciences and allowing credit for prior college work. Cadets entering from civilian colleges may accelerate and seniors may concentrate in social science humanities or mathematics engineering. The plan, led by Lt General Garrison Davidson and reviewed with Dr Frank Bowles, responds to civilian criticism and aims to produce officers grounded in economic political fields.
FDA survey finds 107000 shortages in 54 percent of butter and margarine packages. Over 32 percent of butter, 29 percent of margarine, and 27 percent of salad dressings weighed under declared content. Potential $25 million annual loss to butter companies cited.
A letter from Promoting Enduring Peace, Inc. touts free Beals Cuba piece and Ferry disarmament letter to professors. Critics link the group to Communist fronts. Ferry advocates surrender or permissive nuclear policy and Lattimore is labeled an instrument of Soviet influence.
You report a claim of a new daily newspaper in Moscow named the Economic Gazette. The piece pokes at resemblance to the Wall Street Journal and notes word origins like dandelion from French. A quip about doctors and noses follows. A Turkish event is mentioned with ex-Premier Menderes. A Pensacola man is arrested for stealing the same car twice.
A column discusses Khrushchev urging U S voters in a Bucharest speech, arguing he seeks to influence American elections while fearing any Soviet interference. The piece questions reciprocity, free elections, and the practicality of peaceful coexistence amid Cold War tensions.
A satirical column muses on how much presidents and candidates read noting Lyndon Johnson Eisenhower Adlai Stevenson John Kennedy and Richard Nixon. It argues bookishness should not determine fitness for the presidency and defends practical experience over reading alone.
Estrellita notes Mars signals emotional conflict and self discipline gaps while Moon in Virgo underlines routine tasks and supervisor dealings. For tomorrow birthdays, sustained planning and conscientious work may yield partial fulfillment. strong uptrends appear August November and from January, with notable romance and travel hints and a creative work window in October.
Editorial notes Paul Harvey argues against a hard line toward the Soviet Union. He cites Averell Harriman warning that tough tactics could strengthen Khrushchev and cites Soviet and Red China vitriol toward Eisenhower. The piece questions post election concessions and urges both parties to repudiate Khrushchev personally.
Dorothy Kilgallen reports Lee Magid will sue Al Hibbler over alleged fees. Hoover to receive a special Republican Convention award with possible closed circuit TV address. Khrushchev expected at Schloss Mittersil. Nikita to meet European figures. Leo Durocher seeks Giants job. Jack Druant cancels due to throat rupture. Senate panel to probe a recent championship fight fixing. Casting pressure prompts Japanese actors for Japanese roles. Brando and Laurence Harvey cited for authenticity in roles. Las Vegas crowd bets big on Patterson. Sampson and Hammer unveil new developing process. Bobby Darin declines Sinatra agency. Russians in U S linked to espionage. Joe Green seeks talent for The Mexican Room in Mexico. Greta Garbo’s escort at Trials of Oscar Wilde preview named. Rome colony mocks Anthony Steel Eva Arandi marriage talk. A renowned nightclub operator may move to Las Vegas. Oscar Peterson mourns his mother. Peggy Cass opts to stay east with Carl Fischer.
In Mariel Cuba two foreign vessels, one French and one Polish, berthed to unload arms for Fidel Castro's forces. Political observers say Carmine De Sapio’s hold on Tammany Hall weakens after his snub to Governor Lehman and claim the Irish influence is near crushed.
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