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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1961
Page
5
The piece argues for balanced public school curriculums between science and humanities amid post Sputnik debates. It cites Vice Admiral Rickover on scientific predominance as necessary for freedom, while warning against neglecting humanities. The author urges balance as essential to society and education, noting Algerian peace hopes in a closing line.
The AFL-CIO executive council affirmed support for liberal trade policy with guardrails. It urged gradual tariff reductions not to jeopardize American jobs against imports. It also criticized postwar tax exemptions for US owned foreign subsidiaries as no longer needed amid automation and recession. Secretary Freeman praises farm production while Ezra Benson quips.
A reader praises the tranquil appeal of recorded sounds. Beyond music the collection includes nature, weather, and spoken word recordings. The piece celebrates how listening to birds, rain, and classical works in a quiet room offsets the era’s noise.
Fulton Lewis Jr. reports that a Soviet delegation visit to Peiping and a Sino-Soviet friendship delegation signal strengthened ties and expanded trade plans. Chinese leaders praise Soviet aid. a cultural exchange pact is signed. both nations highlight lasting solidarity against common enemies.
The article presents a lengthy horoscope warning that yesterday's adverse aspects affect personal relationships in the morning, with improvement later as time with family is advised. It notes favorable business and financial prospects for those with a birthday, stresses good months in 1962, and highlights property deals, romance in May and June, and overall optimism through the year. It also mentions a confident outlook for inventors and artists born on the day.
A nationwide dispute centers on federal funds for education and whether loans to parochial and private schools violate the establishment clause. Catholic spokesmen urge neutral aid, warning that tying benefits to church schooling infringes religious freedom.
George Sokolsky argues tax evasion and avoidance exploit legal loopholes and harm national wealth. He cites Brazil’s policy shifts, U S aid, and coffee pricing as examples of shifting dollars abroad, urging immediate tariffs and broader enforcement while condemning preferential treatment of any loophole.
George Crout records a March 11, 1833 visit to Cincinnati by canal packet. He notes the Queen City’s culture, architecture, and hospitality, plus a Porkopolis focus with hog packing, market houses, and a $2,000,000 capital estimate amid growth prospects compared with Chicago. The group tours colleges, theaters, and banks before returning to Middletown.
A collage of gossip notes reports Dorothy Kiigallen unhappy in the South Seas film, Sophie Tucker doubting Judy Garland life stories, Tina Onassis hospitalized after skiing, Shelley Winters claiming alimony from Vittorio Gassman, Barbara Hutton taking guitar lessons, Ann Todd learning from Paul Walden, Elvis Presley eyeing Las Vegas, Huntington Hartford's chariot plans, Debbie Reynolds debts, a Kennedy Supreme Court naming forecast, and jazz trumpeter Magnard Ferguson boycotting a Charleston date over mixed-race band members.
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