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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1957
Page
4
Subscriptions rates listed for Middletown Ohio edition with per copy prices for weekday and Sunday, carrier and mail options, 6 day and 7 day plans, and annual rates to local and outside areas. Includes postal note and Psalm Bible verse.
The White House tested two Bell Ranger helicopters for the president to use to speed trips from the White House to the nearby airport amid cost questions. Air Force costs rose from 120000 to 201000, with Hagerty citing spare parts. The Williamsburg yacht is being moved to New London to cut maintenance, cited at 600000 yearly while active and about 12000 after mothballing.
Edward Teller warned the nation to prepare for survival in a nuclear war and urged highway transport over railroads. General James A. Van Fleet rebutted, arguing railroads would not be destroyed completely and cited Hiroshima and Nagasaki resumes within 18 hours after the blast.
A California writer promotes a Bible break as a replacement for coffee breaks. A man who read the Bible fifteen minutes daily for five days a week says it clarified problems, strengthened belief in God and self, and improved calm thinking and concentration at work.
A piece on daily Bible reading showing four core principles divine belief, mindful thought, consistent work, and generous sharing. It highlights giving ten percent to church and dedicating time and talents, claiming these steps lift a person above difficulties and help self discovery. A call to try a daily Bible break for better life outcomes.
A health commissioner tour of blighted Warren County housing revealed two diamond shaped not vaulted outhole openings later condemned. In Middletown a nature tale follows a garden dispute and a Killdeer nest. A Middletown probation clerk recovers a misidentified Siamese cat after a humorous classified-ad mix up.
The 1937 Middletown Optimist was distributed to students with editors Mary Denise Hoss and J. T. Lamb honoring the late Mrs. R. W. Solomon. H. V. Mercer spoke on steel houses for Middletown before the Elkhart Industrial Clubs. Trumpeters from St John’s Music Club performed March Militaire. A new Queen Baby was crowned at Middletown Hospital, born National Hospital Day, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril DeWitt of Lebanon, with hospital staff presenting a layette.
In 1660s Paris beggars thronged the streets with an estimated forty thousand professionals filling daily demand. The text notes widespread begging during the era amid historical context of Continent and British urban life.
George E. Sokolsky critiques Sen Ralph Flanders after a press agent quote in Fisherman magazine about landlocked salmon. He mocks the showy fish tale and ponders Senate power versus external influences, remarking on U S and British parliamentary roles while noting the senators’ air in politics.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Mailer sparring with Bennett Cerf and lively chatter at Lindy’s. Judy Holliday throws Sidney Chaplin a surprise birthday. Other items include crowd reactions to Costello shooting talk, DeMarco Sisters slimming to four, and various industry names linked to film, theater, and TV.
The essay compares reckless spending by a hot rod driver to government budgeting. It argues youth learn restraint from an allowance, while chronicBorrowing leads to debt. It criticizes Congress for frequent supplemental appropriations and promises a disciplined, budgeted approach for all departments.
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