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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1957
Page
4
Middletown Ohio newspaper lists subscription prices for daily, weekday and Sunday editions. Rates include carrier and mail options inside and outside the city and trading area, with an overseas rate and advance payment requirement.
Secretary of State Dulles views Soviet submarine sales to Egypt as a calculated move to sustain hostilities in the Middle East. He notes UN resolutions call for cease fire and arms halt, while US backed measures face vetoes. The issue ties to Soviet naval movements through the Suez and Dardanelles and to U S naval posture defending free passage in the Gulf of Aqaba.
A reader asks about polio inoculations for a 16 year old and a three year old. Officials say many children are protected but teens and preschoolers are still at risk. supply is tight but urgent vaccination is advised for the whole family to prevent severe outcomes and iron lung confinement.
James Marlow reports Eisenhower’s hope for a four to five year path to an absolutely clean bomb and the tension between pursuing clean weapons and stopping nuclear tests. Critics warn no fully clean H-bomb may exist while the US and USSR debate conditions.
President Eisenhower faces a pivotal clash as governors and lawmakers challenge Supreme Court rulings seen as curtailing state authority. Senators push reform bills to curb court reach, demanding reapportionments, shorter terms, and improved qualifications amid fears of judicial overreach in education and criminal cases.
Tomorrow’s horoscope highlights outdoor activities social events sports and family gatherings with a warning against pettiness. It also notes a promising birthday year with job and financial gains possible by October and advises conservatism to boost status in 1958. A later section forecasts domestic tension in October November and romance in September with cautions for November and December. A child born today is described as having great integrity willpower and ambition. The Day After Tomorrow section advises upholding focus and detail in work and business and predicts a fiscal improvement by October for a conservative person. A potential domestic stress period in November is noted and travel or romance could occur in August 1957 or January 1958. Late December offers a profitable business advance, while a child born today is portrayed as highly perceptive and meticulous. A note states over 651 million gallons of ice cream were produced in the United States in 1956.
A reader defends Brooklyn’s beauty beyond crime art stereotypes and recalls Bay Ridge childhood views of New York Harbor. The column also surveys gender topics, travel curiosities, Nazi war-criminal context, tire longevity, Garbo incognito, and fashion model measurements.
Dave Regan explains TOPS stands for Take Off Pounds Sen sibly and narrates a family trip interrupted by illness and a tornadoish storm. A niece’s visit adds light material to the column as the young traveler describes the rough plane ride with blunt understatement.
Elaine Stritch and Ben Gazzara expect to wed before Christmas with a papal dispensation. Gussie Moran aims to mimic Mike Wallace in Channel 5 interviews. Rita Hayworth postpones Europe for Separate Tables in New York.
A health column suggests a husband’s waning interest may stem from diet. It recommends protein rich meals and vitamin C rich dishes like steak with onions parsnips celery and asparagus to rekindle romance. The piece advises wives to review meals to restore the honeymoon spirit.
The first annual Armco Family Follies presented under Preston Dodds at Miami Valley Chautauqua featured bathing beauties a shorts parade a summer dress review and musical and dancing numbers with Don Sellers as staff pianist H C Eldridge Sr spoke on his South American trip at the Franklin Music Club supper The Eldridge House hosted the party Attending physicians at Middletown Hospital reported Officer Everett Keister shot last week is recovering well.
Mrs. C. W. Davies chaired a special committee of lot owners seeking a caretaker to beautify the Middletown Cemetery grounds. Without action the cemetery would be abandoned.
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