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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1959
Page
6
Middletown Ohio notices show subscription rates for daily and weekly editions. Pricing includes in city carrier 15 cents Sunday 15 cents and mail options from six days ten dollars per year with outside areas up to twenty dollars and thirty five dollars for overseas.
The piece analyzes shifting Arab alignments with Nasser moving away from Moscow while Hussein of Jordan, Kassem in Iraq, and Iran navigate Cold War pressures. It notes likely Arab-Nasser anti Communist leanings, oil as leverage, and a potential showdown between Arab nationalism and Soviet influence.
The piece discusses the conflict over balancing the 1960 budget amid congressional resistance to restoring most of a $3.9 billion cut. It notes only higher taxes and rate changes could balance, compares past wartime tax highs, and cites calls by Acheson for a 12 percent defense spending rise with tax increases.
Hal Boyle highlights a fad where men receive birthstone rings from fiancées to signal commitment and deter predatory dating. The column mixes quirky trivia on the moon, liquor, cars, and social notes, including reflections on the equal rights movement and public health.
Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co lowers Middletown electric rates for homes and businesses with immediate effect. A Hamilton three judge court convicts John Frazee of first degree murder with mercy recommendation for the 1969 slaying. Stella Lamb Greathouse, widow of Robert L. Greathouse, dies at 410 Glen Lane after years of illness. Civic leaders set April 8 for a testimonial dinner honoring Armco president Charles R. Hook, with a planning committee including Schenck Simpson J J Hain Larry Johnson Dr Carroll Lewis the Rev R C Canal Howard Thrasher and G Murstein.
In a Senate hearing, W. Randolph Burgess and Sen. Malone discuss inflation, national income, and currency depreciation. They warn that depreciating the dollar inflates reported income, masking unemployment and eroding tax bases while imports pressure American jobs and living costs rise.
Paul Harvey discusses a world comparison of labor vigor across nations. He notes West Germany Belgium and Switzerland as models of hard work and contrasts it with the United States. He argues productivity shapes global fate and cites observers describing the era as the goof off. He also presents a satirical sales persona about consumer behavior.
New Yorkers report Lucky Luciano flipping to a brunette Constansio Telet ti and possibly sending her brother into recording work. Raul Castro opposes a US film about the Cuban revolution. Dick Brown heads to Europe to join Eva Gabor. Tito wants Van Heflin for Jovanka. Majority of One attracts mixed religious response. Yul Brynner promotes The Sound And The Fury. Montablan's wife fights a will.
A short diary note reflects on a near spring day with tulips and daffodils emerging while lingering winter damage remains. The writer urges warmth within a few days to unleash full growth and color as nature hovers between seasons.
The piece profiles Irving R. Kaufman a Fordham Law School graduate and respected jurist known for upholding strong opinions in Rosenberg affairs. It notes Medina’s recommendation yet laments delays by Rogers and the White House amid political maneuvering.
With a Full Moon the horoscope yields both good and bad influences. Creative lines gain inspiration and imagination while emotionalism rises. tomorrow’s birthday may push ahead with future security plans. June, July and October promise job and financial advancement if action starts by early April.
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