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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1960

Page

4

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The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for weekdays and Sundays, with in city delivery by carrier and mail options for trading and outside areas. Prices include 6¢ per weekday, 15¢ Sunday, $10 yearly for six days, and $20 yearly for seven days, with international and U.S. rates noted.

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Herter's First Year Shapes Quiet, Persistent Diplomacy

The article contrasts Secretary of State Christian Herter with his predecessor Foster Dulles. It notes Herter’s milder, staff‑oriented approach, longer travel, and emphasis on personal diplomacy. Bohlen’s recall, cautious Sino Indian standoff stance, and use of Ike’s popularity abroad are highlighted. Izvestia’s Nov. 16 critique labels his rhetoric as cold war phraseology.

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Butler County Mental Health Clinic Drives Support in 1948

The Butler County Mental Health Clinic, the second in Ohio, serves mentally and emotionally disturbed residents and promotes prevention via mental hygiene. Funded by the state and local communities, drives seek support in Middletown, Hamilton, Oxford, and rural areas. Delta Sigma Sorority led campaigns for five years. a volunteer bell ringer visits homes on Friday May 6 urging gifts to sustain staff and services.

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Resentment and its price in personal transformation

An audience member recalls reading Norman V. Peale on ridding resentment. He describes how pent up anger harmed him, and how Peale’s approach plus personal effort led to release, better health, and happier life. The talk emphasizes eliminating hurt through constructive steps.

Telling Me honers at acience fair and space talk

Fragmented OCR style prose mentions a science fair with a model steam engine, a question about repeating history, the United Nations involvement in marriage customs, a critic named Aitch Kay, and a rock expert claiming bathing aids space travel.

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Rabbits outsmart owner in winter shrub battle

A homeowner battling rabbits reports repeated costly damage as snow hides vulnerabilities. After fencing and protection failed, rabbits used basement access to linger near the house, prompting further measures. The column notes a hospital hosiery tale and recalls a local awards episode involving U Ronald Lawrence.

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George Dixon De Gaulle Not A Farm Masterpiece

In a humorous reminiscence a speaker recalls General de Gaulle’s aversion to farm life and compares him to Dwight D. Eisenhower on a rural tour. The anecdote covers de Gaulle’s mock rustic persona, the press scrutiny, and the speaker’s childhood farm memories, ending with reflections on country living.

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How To Run A Convention And The Secret Ballot Debate

George Sokolsky discusses convention dynamics with delegates loyal to party leaders, the impact of secret ballots, and the favorite son gimmick. He notes the platform process, the role of committees, and argues platforms are rarely upheld after Election Day.

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Hollywood Gossip and Society Notes From New York and California

Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Jerry Lewis at Moulin Rouge drawing ire from Californians over JFK jabs while Dean Martin is “in” with the Rat Pack. Joyce Mathews seen with Billy Rose in Broadway circles. Lucille Ball and Zsa Zsa Gabor visit the Cub Room. Capucine eyed as next Hedy Lamarr. Harvy Schein praised for footwork on industry issues.

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Memorial bouquet honors late husband at YMCA event

Twenty years ago on a Wednesday, Mrs RC Phillips placed a memorial bouquet in the YMCA lobby. The annual act symbolized her late husband's longtime support for the organization. The snippet mentions the Mearee U Livingston and a pasted fragment.

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