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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1960
Page
4
Middletown Ohio subscription pricing lists per copy rates for weekday and Sunday editions, carrier and mail options, and annual rates for trading area and distant subscribers. The notice includes postal info, rates outside the U.S., advance payment requirement, and a motto citing Matthew 6 12.
James Marlow outlines Nixon's advantages and problems as he enters the campaign for the presidency. Nixon benefits from Eisenhower’s blessing and a clear path to the nomination but faces a strong Democratic tide and the need to appeal to liberal and independent voters while avoiding quarrels with the President.
The Eisenhower era seeks to boost exports to balance payments while Europe advances tariff cuts. The EEC and EFTA plan further changes, risking a broader trade war that could hurt American sales. Committees in Paris aim to reconcile blocs as U S efforts hinge on open market access.
Madame Labin's Senate study analyzes Soviet propaganda as a strategic tool shaping minds in the Free World. It details a half-million personnel and two billion dollars spent annually, the role of auxiliaries in universities and media, and the aim to dull democratic defenses rather than forge new communists. The author argues for a stronger Western counter apparatus, noting truth as a superior tactic to lies.
Co B Trethaway supervisor of the Woolworth chain in Ohio says the local Castell Building store will close after 40 years of business. Building owner R E Sebald states no plans for another occupant. Albert C Diver 72 veteran real estate broker died at 227 Baltimore St.
A commentary contrasts the Sharpeville killings with U S free speech and nonviolent demonstrations. It argues mobs taunting police can trigger violence and questions how observers judge events and the accuracy of initial reports. It notes passes as identity documents tied to movement control and warns that organizing mass demonstrations risks riot and punishment.
The piece reports on Richard Nixon reportedly pursuing a Red China visit with aides and officials weighing political gains. Senators Clair Engle and Warren Magnuson vow to push for a comparable fact finding trip, while State Department and Mao Zedong’s stance remain murky.
Factographs note Sudan covers nearly one million square miles about a third of the United States and Ohio population size. U S candy consumption equals a pound per person every three weeks. An average American family uses 788 cans annually. Burma equals the size of Texas India has roughly one motor vehicle per thousand people.
Debra Reynolds' circle hints at spring romance and Judy Garland kinship links to Vincente Minnelli. Debates on Nixon Stevenson race surface amid pilot TV film buzz. Pierre Frenay joins Howard Johnson as executive. Peggy Lee dazzles Basin Street East audiences. Jule Styne previews Freedomland score. Harper's Bazaar May issue to debate women's voting rights.
Oddly the Washington stores promote a birthday sale with refrigerators priced at two dollars each. A reported wolf fish and a fierce tiger shark are mentioned, adding unusual color to the brief item.
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