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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1960
Page
6
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for different delivery options, including per copy, weekly carrier, and mail rates within trading and outside areas. It notes rates for U S A and overseas, advance payment, and publication by News Journal Inc founded in 1857 with a biblical quote at the end.
The Adam Clayton Powell Jr inquiry looms over 1958 elections as he is likely to chair the House Education and Labor Committee if re-elected and Democrats control the House. Powell faces tax charges tied to Hazel Scott but hopes for clearance. Southern members resist elevating him despite seniority.
A past bill for compulsory government health insurance failed as Americans opposed socialized medicine. Now a plan to give 16 million Social Security beneficiaries government paid medical care raises fears of a broader push, with costs pegged at $2 billion a year and tax hikes.
Norman V. Peale uses examples from history to argue that hardship fuels courage. He cites Michelangelo, Churchill, Beethoven, Cunningham, and Godfrey to illustrate resilience, then urges readers to commit Joshua 1 9 be strong and fearless. He encourages faith in God as a source of courage to live fully.
A scrambled mash of headlines notes playful claims about stamps bearing the first U S president while other items mock current events. The piece mentions a Berlin treasure tale, a virus scare, TV star disputes, city jobs protests, and a flock of birds driven from a cemetery using fireworks.
A column notes experiments in scent enhanced cinema with Scent of Danger starring Peter Lorre and compares it to Alexander Scriabin’s Mysterium a multimedia odyssey with odor devices. The piece adds local color with Indiana Ohio State rivalry and a light civic note about a snowday of Middletown schools.
The Reveille Ranch in the Missouri Ozarks discusses income limits from a small farm. It argues for upgrading to a registered Hereford herd to boost breeding income versus raising scrub cattle. It considers price strategies and the impracticality of withholding stock to force higher prices.
George Sokolsky argues that understanding current events requires reporting all crime and social movements, not just sensational cases. He cites Canadian actor Douglas Campbell’s U S entry issue and critiques anti American sentiment, Cold War tensions, and immigration controls.
Lyndon Johnson faces resistance from Western liberals and Southern backers as image efforts falter. Key figures including Paul Ziffren and Earle Clements report limited Western delegates while Northern aid from Humphrey and Kennedy rises. Northern and Southern factions threaten his nomination prospects.
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