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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1957
Page
10
Barry Sullivan and his wife Marie announce a trial separation after years of marriage. In a joint statement they hope distance will help them work out problems and find solutions. The couple have two children.
A compact listing of radio programs across stations Murrow WKRC WPFB WLW WMOH WSAI and WMOR. Highlights include True Confess on WLW with Faton Show and Amburgey on WPFB, plus Deliverance News on WPFB and Whispering St on WLW. The schedule spans morning and afternoon slots with multiple hosts and segments.
Nashville actor Frank Sutton, playing Shephard in Studio One's Walk Down the Hill, recalls carrying a tiny bottle of American soil from his WWII service with the 592nd JASCO after nine beachhead assaults. He explains the soil gift, its meaning, and his current belief in signs as he heads into the NBC broadcast.
Tonight's lineup includes Robert Q. Lewis returning from vacation on WKRC at 8:30. Renata Tebaldi on Telephone Hour at 9. Amos and Andy on WKRC at 10. Cambridge star Mercedes Me in No Peace at Dao on WCPO at 7:30. Burns and Allen on WHIO and WKRC at 8. Tales of Wells Fargo on WLW and WLW-T at 8:30. I Love Lucy on WHIO and WKRC at 9. Robert Montgomery Presents Death in His Name on WLW-D at 9:30. Studio One Walk Down the Hill on WHIO and WKRC at 10.
In Miami Beach a mild mannered couple Ellis and Frances Ellis defy Massachusetts courts to keep 6 year old Hildy McCoy, seeking extradition relief at a hearing before Justice Marvin Englander. The Ellises fled Brookline in 1955 after court orders, insisting the child be raised in their Jewish faith despite the natural mother’s Catholic wish.
City of Middletown to hold a public hearing on April 24 1957 at 7 30 PM in the Munich Court Room City Building. The ordinance proposes zoning for the annexed area described by boundaries along German town Road Miami River and surrounding sections including Avalon Countryside Dixie Heights and Armco Park. The maps and reports from the City Planning Commission are on file for examination.
President Eisenhower on the Canberra watches a Navy test firing of Terrier missiles from the heavy cruiser as weather permits. He reports good health on the sea voyage and prepares for Bermuda talks with Prime Minister Macmillan. General Goodpaster briefing and a chapel service accompany the day at sea.
SACRAMENTO Calif The death of Paul Benjamin Switzer 59 son of a former Ohio congressman has authorities here puzzled. Switzer son of the late Robert Switzer of Gallipolis Ohio a congressman from 1911 to 1919 was fatally stabbed Saturday. Police said their investigation thus far is at a dead end. Robbery apparently was not the motive. Switzer was found with several dollars in his pocket.
Robert M. Brooks a 19 year old from East Liverpool Ohio and a Dartmouth College student died when the car he rode in swerved off a curve on Route 5 in Hartford Vermont and hit two trees on Sunday.
Vice President Nixon met Pope Pius XII in Vatican City where the pontiff praised the United States for its goodwill in settling disputes and urged defense readiness and firm sanctions. Nixon, en route from Africa, said the Vatican would publish a letter from Eisenhower and noted ongoing discussions on Africa Asia and Latin America. He also said no change in U.S. policy about diplomatic representation at the Vatican.
An ad prompts relief from bladder and kidney irritation with CYSTEX, citing 30 years of use and safety for all ages. It mentions nighttime urination, burning or itching, foul or cloudy urine, and urges readers to ask four gist questions under a money back guarantee to see rapid improvement.
A public service promotion urges support for Radio Free Europe as it broadcasts the truth through the Iron Curtain up to twenty hours daily. The appeal highlights the need for accurate reporting and invites contributions through Truth Dollars in cooperation with The Advertising Council and Newspaper Advertising Executives Association.
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