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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1961
Page
4
Supreme Court grants suit for police rights abuse case
The Supreme Court ruled that a Chicago man, later freed, may sue the 13 officers who violated his constitutional rights during a home search and hours of questioning. The decision reinforces protections in a free society, despite concerns about aiding criminals. An optimistic view says the gold crisis may be over, while the income tax issue persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Dollar Still Strong as USD Cited by Lewis W. Douglas
Lewis W. Douglas told an American Institute for Foreign Trade session in Arizona that despite short term pressures the American dollar remains the world's strongest currency. He cited three long term factors: the United States as the greatest creditor, a huge trade surplus, and continued protectionism. He warned these drivers may outweigh currency weaknesses over time. The piece closes with a light note on automation reducing office jobs and its broad social impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Lewis W. Douglas
Great Britain
Douglas
American Institute For Foreign Trade
Arizona
Cold waters ahead for new ventures in tough market
The article warns that recession or not, starting a business now is risky as failure runs at about 340 per week. It stresses that success hinges on experience, ingenuity, and aggressiveness to attract customers, with a cautionary note for hopeful entrepreneurs to analyze failure causes before plunging in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regimenti Ug
Real Magic Through Enthusiasm for School Work
A mother aggressively criticizes her high school son for poor grades. Norman V. Peale counsels viewing the mother as a person, then focuses the student on self-belief. He insists scholarship opens future opportunities and motivates the boy to commit to effort, promising he can achieve high marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Enthusiasm as Power for School Success
A teaching narrative on boosting student motivation through daily prayer and positive self talk. It argues enthusiasm unlocks mental powers, fuels persistence, and improves grades and social relations, urging the reader to start acting enthusiastic to become truly energized and engaged.
Talk Racine echoing through Middleton columns
In a Middleton Towns column Paul Harvey’s Talk Racine piece is echoed by reader Joe Lewis and local tales. Jim Mills and Harold Norris share jokes about the nicknames Shorty and a boy’s sermon, while Keith’s nautical play on Bull Run reappears as Davey Crockett Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Harvey
Joe Lewis
Racine, Wis
Racine
Middletown
Thornhill
Keith
Bull Run
Davey Crockett
Joe
Switzerland
P.D
Amish Exodus To Canada Sparks Faith and Freedom Debate
Paul Harvey laments Amish families from near Canton, Ohio moving to Canada in March seeking religious liberty as he rails against what he calls Big Government. He contrasts Amish life and schooling with U S policy, warning of loss of freedoms and a looming exodus driven by government overreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Big
Ohio
Mundt Ike misquote flap sparks Washington row
Washington columnist defends Senator Mundt against Ike misquote claims after Mundt quoted Eisenhower on JFK tensions. Readers and press corps largely agree Ike was embarrassed by the memo. The piece jokes about columnists guarding advance material and avoids scooping competing columns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Karl F. Mundt
South
Akoty
Eisenhower
Palm Springs
Calif
Ike
Kennedy
Mundt
Washington Press Corps
Broadway Voice and Hollywood Notes From Dorothy Kilgallen
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys show business sagas from Marilyn Monroe to Arthur Miller and Yves Montand plus Sammy Renick planning remote broadcasts from Florida tracks. She reports on Don Costa crafting a TV series about the record industry, Julie Wilson and Michael McAloney at the Hob Nob, Shelley Berman’s touring box office, and industry gossip about Jules Verne’s film, Bradford Dillman’s Francis of Assisi, and Rusk’s New York barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe DiMaggio
Marilyn Monroe
Arthur Miller
Arthur
Yves Montand
Sammy Renick
Florida
Hialeah
Gulf Stream
Sodom
Mia
Pia Genberg
Don Costa
United Artists Records
Jan Clayton
Robert Lerner
Connie Francis
MGM
Tammy
Paramount
Bob Goldstein
20Th Century- Fox
Francis
Assisi
Bradford Dillman
Julie Wilson
Michael McAloney
Shelley Berman
Carnegie Hall
Miami
Rochester
Atlanta
Joseph Mankiewicz
Cleopatra
Rouben Mamoulian
Mankiewicz
Middletown Woman Elected to Phi Beta Kappa at Miami University
Marjorie Jacoby of Middletown, a Miami University junior, earns Phi Beta Kappa. Dr Marcus Goldman, former Middletown student and is now English assistant professor at the University of Illinois, chosen to represent the class of 1916 at Miami commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marjorie Jacoby
Middletown
Miami Univesity
Marcus Goldman
Miami University
University of Illinois
Miami
Mrs Ingle Featured Soloist at Lenten Service
Mrs Fred Ingle was featured as soloist during the mid week Lenten services at United Brethren Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ingle
United Brethren Church
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