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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1960
Page
4
Public notice style masthead from Middletown Ohio listing address, postal matter, and subscription rates. Includes weekday and Sunday prices, carrier and mail options, in advance payment, and annual U.S. rate. Ends with a biblical quotation.
The piece recounts 18th century English hangings near Dartmoor and Clarence Darrow's defense record. It covers a 1924 Manhattan debate with Judge Alfred J. Talley on whether death is the only deterrent, Darrow's retorts, and trends in U S executions including state counts and restorations.
The FDA grants many one year extensions for additives and packaging materials to prove safety before use in foods. A March 6 deadline threatens removal of some processed foods with unproved additives. Some items like carbon black in jelly beans may remain allowed in limited amounts after review.
Jim Bishop writes to Jack Paar praising his emotional range and predicting press conflicts. He recalls covering Paar’s Cuba trip and Castro views, defends Paar against critics, and urges steady defense of public image while staying honest. The letter blends affection, nostalgia, and candid advice about media scrutiny.
Factographs Denmark records a daily newspaper on tape for its 6000 blind readers. The entry notes the publication’s title The Sound Journal and references its accessibility emphasis.
Dr Bela Fabian in US News and World Report links Soviet anti Semitic activity to a broad covert campaign across Baranovichi Bendery Kis hinev Kiev Minsk Voronezii and Vilna where Jewish cemeteries were desecrated and synagogues closed. He cites Moscow's 600000 Jews with one synagogue and notes passport based Jewish discrimination and barred entry to military schools.
Washington scene veteran Robert A. Lovett blasts gadgets and gadgetry gifts as signs of dwindling proportion and humor in the country. He cites electric toothbrushes, portable drink stirrers, compact desk calendars, and other contraptions to illustrate a culture overrun by unnecessary devices.
A humorous remark notes Earth would look blue from the moon, while an observer says international affairs resemble that view. An Iowa student declares candidacy for President on a platform to abolish winter. He expects no vote from the Abominable Snowman.
Dave Regan supports the Federated Clubs search for the All American Family with an April 1 deadline for entries. Local entries advance to the state contest with prizes and a family snapshot required. officials urge community involvement and club participation to honor Middletown families.
The author critiques a pamphlet for the Air Force by Homer H. Hyde arguing it misuses sources on clergymen infiltrating Protestant churches. He notes misattributions to Dr J B Matthews and discusses Bible translations, scholars, and the Dead Sea Scrolls, urging rigorous study to resist Marxist clergy fallacies.
Park Board recommends a 20 foot wide track around Sunset Park tennis courts for roller and ice skating the first of its kind here. D W Jacot cites local novelty while a traffic incident near Franklin involves a towed car and a dazed cow crossing Rt 25. Butler County AAA reports no traffic fatalities in February for four years.
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