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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1960

Page

4

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Commonwealth Ties and Tensions Test British Unity in London

The piece surveys the Commonwealth of Nations as a loose association of sovereign states, noting evolving terms and republic moves such as India and Pakistan, and the contentious South Africa stance. It cites Balewa and Diefenbaker on potential exits and the looming May conference as leaders weigh unity versus independence.

Commonwealth of Nations India Pakistan Commonwealth Malaya Ghana S. Radhakrishnan Times of London London Union of South Africa House of Commons South Africa Alhaji Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa Nigeria Canada Australia New Zealand Federation of Rhodesia Nyasaland Ceylon Singapore Hendrik F. Verwoerd Commonwealth of Eire John Diefenbaker

Small investor myths challenged by odd-lot performance

Sylvia Porter argues the common belief that small investors are usually wrong is a myth. NYSE data show 68 percent of the 25 odd-lot favorites rose last year, compared with 59 percent of all listed stocks, indicating small investors favored established firms and outperformed the market.

Sylvia Porter Porter New York Stock Exchange

Nixon Not Counting Chickens In Presidential Run

Fulton Lewis Jr reports Nixon foresees a tough uphill fight for the presidency. He plans to run at least 10 percent ahead of the Republican ticket, build a solid base, and project a courageous fighting image with a hard-hitting program. He aims to shape policy before the platform committee and emphasizes farm policy and elder health care while opposing compulsory national health insurance. His foreign affairs strength stems from his experience and stance against Khrushchev in Moscow.

Washington Richard Milhous Nixon Congress Eisenhower Nixon Benson Moscow

Fact-checked snippets from a past era entangle facts and trivia

The document surveys historical notes about Louis XVI square handkerchief edict Jamai ca breadfruit tied to Captain Bligh and HMS Bounty Christ of the Andes statue height, wallpaper origins in Philadelphia 1739 cork production in Portugal slavery abolition in 1833 and Antares star diameter at four hundred million miles

Fulbright Criticizes Backing Nasser in Canal Dispute

Senator Fulbright accuses fellow Democrats and Republicans of political motives as he condemns support for Egypt over the Suez Canal stalemate. The piece notes Kennedy Humphrey Symington and Johnson disagree, while Nasser’s refusal to reopen the canal and Cairo’s pro Communist stance fuel the dispute.

Washington Fulbright Senate Foreigh Relations Committee Democratic Party Nasser Kennedy Humphrey Symington Johnson Arkansas Suez Canal Douglas Illinois House of Representatives United States Egypt Israel America Eisenhower Britain France Middle East United Nations World Bank United Nations Organization Seuate House Congress Veterans Committee of the Jewish War Veterans Keating Republican New York Senate

The Fat Court Jester George Allen and Washington

Washington readers hear a humorous portrait of George Allen labeled the "fat court jester" who has courted three presidents from FDR to Eisenhower, with Florence Stephen son Mahoney noting his influence and predicting Eisenhower should watch him. A separate note covers Vice President Nixon’s delayed plane and Senator Muskie’s theory on long names predicting election outcomes, ending with an ominous twist about Hickenlooper.

Washington Florence Stephenson Mahoney George Allen Allen Franklin D. Roosevelt FDR Harry S. Truman HST Dwight D. Eisenhower Dde President Edmund S. Muskie Maine Marciszewski Harding Cox Coolidge Davis Hoover Smith Roosevelt Landon Willkie Dewey Truman Eisenhower Stevenson Muskie Rockefeller Nixon Symington Humphrey Kennedy Johnson Senator Muskie Hickenlooper

Rabid Dog Bite Report Highlights Public Health Concern

A lab report confirms Donald Ray Lairson, 5, was bitten by a rabid dog, signaling public indifference to quarantine pleas by city health officials. Pearl Jones, Monroe High School senior, is crowned Queen of the May with Maypole dancers named including Jean Armbruster and Betty Line among others.

Donald Ray Lairson Malvern St L. C. Near City Health Department Pearl Jones Monroe High School Jean Armbruster Betty Line Patty Hinds Helen Campbell Dorothy Marts Hilda Franer Reva Howard Eva Armitage Miriam Atchley Nancy Marts Barbara Long Marceline Whitacre Jean Boutson Barbara McIntosh Mary Wilkerson

Spaniel Bobby Sets Golf Club Record With Retrieved Balls

Telling Me Bobby the spaniel has retrieved over 500 lost balls for Maldon England Golf Club members. A Cambridge University tiddledywinks match was abruptly called off suggesting a sudden snap judgment.

Bobby Maldon England Cambridge University

Pickle Party convention appointment draws attention

Dave Regan notes a publicity stunt by Theodore R. Sills Co for the National Pickle Packers Assn. He received an official certificate naming him a dislegate to the National Convention at Dill City Oklahoma on July 18 2. The letter warns attendees attend at their own expense and suggests forming a Pickle Party.

Theodore R Sills & Co National Pickle Packers Assn Johnstone Theodore R. Sills Co Dill City Oklahoma

Multi Million TV Rights Tie for Comic Strip Sparking Film Plan

Dorothy Kiigallen Gossip In Gotham reports John Roosevelt secures TV rights to There Oughta Be a Law from McClure Syndicate in a multi million dollar deal. Affiliated Television Productions aims to adapt the strip as an adults only animated video series.

John Roosevelt McClure Debbie Reynolds Harry Karl Mexico

Stars Say For Tomorrow Short Horoscope Update

Estrellita predicts tact in daily dealings with a focus on study and research for progress. Moon and Leo favor hobbies and arts, while July and August boost achievements in domestic life romance and social activity. A mid October challenge may require a temporary environment change for better perspective. Exceptional news expected late December.

Moon Leo

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