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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1960

Page

4

Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details

The Middletown Journal announces subscription pricing for different delivery methods including weekly, daily by carrier in city and suburbs, and mail options within and outside the trading area. It notes a 1857 founding, a quoted Bible verse, and publication as part of News-Journal Inc. offerings.

Middletown Ohio Postoffice USA News-Journal Inc

Castella y Maiz in Washington Highlight Spanish Ties

Spanish Foreign Minister Fernando Castella y Maiz arrives in Washington for a three day visit amid improving ties with the United States. Eisenhower urges Spain's NATO admission as Madrid cites progress under Franco. Spanish aid totals exceed 1.1 billion dollars since 1958 with 363 million in military aid and 41 million planned for fiscal 1960.

Fernando Maria Castrella Y Maiz Washington Spain Eisenhower Senor Castiella London Madrid Generalissimo Franco Franco United States U.S

Shadow of Peron Looms in Argentina Elections

Argentina faced a national vote as Peronist forces loom large in the congress race amid inflation unemployment and Frondizi austerity. Peronists seek to balance power by blank or split votes while in exile in Spain and facing military pressure and a recent state of internal war decree.

Juan Peron Argentina Arturo Frondizi Peron Peronists Frondizi Spain Peronista

Obsolescent Machinery Hampers U S Industry

Concern grows over imported goods undercutting American products as high wages are blamed plus a strong case that obsolescent machinery and tax policy deter reinvestment. John Chamberlain argues that outdated plants fuel reliance on cheaper imports and impede U S competitiveness.

John Chamberlain National Review Gland Germany America

Busy Week in the Diary of Jim Bishop

Jim Bishop recounts a hectic week filled with appointments travels and social calls. He notes dentist visits boat dreams Englewood visits with Gita Krull a moonlit Atlantic City moment and flights to Boston New York and Rome details conversations with notable figures and personal anecdotes about family friends and writing projects.

DPAR Milton Ross Leon Travis Dale Yacht Works Englewood Gita Krull Elinor Sullivan la Concha Chief Atlantic City Boston Paulist Center New York Howard Barnes Sandy Sheldon Christ Annie Bayless Berkeley Miss Cameon Second Sight Foundation Root Beer and Checkers Club Roscoe Allen Ginny Jirl Bishop Frechette CBS Jayne Mansfield Mickey Hargitay Rome Hercules Miss M Deke DeLoache Dwight Junger Dan Healy Pamela Sullivan Diane Hunter Madison Avenue Dick Rubin MCA Foundation Garments Jim Corrubia Gertrude Parker Allan Ladd

Middletown notices and appointments headline March 23 1940

John A. Smith 78 a retired Manchester Hotel fireman dies at Middletown Hospital. William H. Shawhan named Butler County resident engineer for the State Highway Department. Dolores Holtz, 6, daughter of Mr and Mrs Georg Holtz, set for concert at Strauss-Hirschberg Music Center in Youngstown after a year of piano study.

John A. Smith Manchester Hotel Middletown Hospital William H. Shawhan Middletown Butler County State Highway Department Dolores Holtz Strauss - Hirschberg Music Center Youngstown

Morality and Law in Social Change Across History

The piece debates if social customs can be broken by public agitation or must change through calm discussion. It links race, desegregation, and legal decisions to moral rights, highlighting Supreme Court rulings and constitutional amendments as examples of morally right yet legally contested actions.

Washington Leroy Collins Florida Supreme Court of the United States Supreme Court Congress South Secretary of State Seward Ohio New Jersey

Bishop Oxnam Faces Scrutiny Over Communist Front Ties

Fulton Lewis Jr. argues Bishop Oxnam defended his role at a Washington mass meeting linked to the Southern Conference Educational Fund, a group he says the attorney general lists as subversive though Oxnam claims it is not. The column notes Oxnam sat with speakers tied to the Communist Party and references Braden, Braden’s testimony, and prior HUAC hearings.

Washington TF Am G. Bromley Oxnam Methodist Church Southern Conference Educational Fund House UN- American Activities Committee Bishop Oxnam Oxnam Washington, D.C Asbury Methodist Church Carl Braden Communist Party South D.C Supreme Court Edgar A. Love Baltimore Southern Conference Educational Fund, Inc Department of Justice Attorney General's Office Xst Attorney General Senate Internal Security Subcommittee Southern Conference For Human Welfare Carl Braten House Un-American Activities Committee Court of Appeals

Butler Hatred Hedges In On Democratic Nominating Preview

Washington report notes Democratic National Chairman Paul M. Butler faces universal opposition from party leaders across the country. The piece cites Lyndon Johnson Sam Rayburn Hubert Humphrey and others as openly wary of Butler while he maintains his unorthodox prognostication approach and resists backing down.

Washington Laurel Paul M. Butler Butler Senate Lyndon B. Johnson L.B.J House Sam Rayburn Thomas J. Dodd Connecticut Vance Hartke Indiana Illinois Jake Arvey Carmine de Sapio New York Dave Lawrence Pennsylvania California Ed Pauley Byrd Virginia Talmadges Georgia George Smathers Florida Hubert H. Humphrey Minnesota Humphrey Paul John F. Kennedy Massachusetts Rayburn Lyndon Johnson National Pisa Paul Ziffren

Twilight of the Millionaire

Hal Boyle argues that the modern average millionaire is a fading figure whose real value has fallen far from a million dollars. He notes historical shifts from 1989 values, then decribes the paradox of being too rich for relief yet too poor to splurge. He suggests aiming for the presidency instead.

Estrellita Horoscope for 1960 Outlook and Advice

Tomorrow could favor many activities if efforts are adequate. Be diplomatic in family matters and avoid financial risks. If today is your birthday you are in a strong period for pursuing worthwhile goals and the rest of 1960 looks favorable for progress.

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