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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1958
Page
4
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Arlington Cemetery will inter two unknown American soldiers or sailors from World War II on Memorial Day, alongside the Unknown Soldier of World War I. A second WWII unknown will be buried at sea the same day. The WWI Unknown rests under a marble sarcophagus with the inscription Here rests in honored glory an American soldier known but to God.
Atomic Energy Commissioner chairman Lewis Strauss argues no near term demand for nuclear power, while Sen. Clinton Anderson accuses a weak national program. Shippingport reactor costs and ownership details reveal a mixed public-private effort with budget and personnel implications for Strauss’s future tenure.
Hal Boyle argues spring illness backfires unless timed right. A tale of a man feigning sickness, the family doctor, and the harsh newsroom of duties. The piece lampoons social reactions to out of season sickness and the pressure to work while unwell.
A Supreme Court ruling allows a worker who is kept from entering a factory to sue a union for damages, reversing years of union immunity in picketing disputes. The 6 to 2 decision, with Justice Burton authoring the opinion, faces critique from Chief Justice Warren who warns of potential punitive damages and union bankruptcy threats.
Fulton Lewis Jr reports Ike faces a stubborn White House path to renewing the Reciprocal Trade Agreement as executives and Dulles aides resist compromises. House leaders push a Simpson substitute to curb GATT power, risking full defeat of the program amid tariff politics and bureaucratic inertia.
Tomorrow focuses you on your top interests and planning for future management. For those with a December birthday two months June and September promise excellent job and money prospects, while July and late December favor travel and romance for singles. A December news bit signals a strong start to 1959.
D W Jacot announced Middletown municipal pools would open within the week. A new wading pool for Sunset Park and a new baseball diamond at Yankee Road Park are major improvements. Fred J Schatzmann spoke at Russellville High Alumni banquet. Marion Mercer invited to join Oberlin College Ladies Literary Society as freshman committee member. Nurses graduating from Middletown Hospital School of Nursing include Myrtle Swanger Ruth Yarber Dorothy Weamer Oriena Lindsey Elizabeth Kuhlman Ellen Gutshall Treva Smith Freda Barker Kathryn Penrod.
A shipment of Christmas parcels was discovered on a British railroad siding. The scene recalls a Santa Claus scenario as authorities review the misrouted load and its timing amid holiday hustle.
Washington society portraits at a Senate ladies luncheon feature Pat Nixon and Jacqueline Kennedy. Frances Keyes defends her late husband Senator Henry Wilder Keyes, while AFL CIO chief Meany and Oregon’s Len Morse debate picketing in a lively, exclusive Capitol event.
Paul Harvey writes from a ship posing as a ransom note about being shanghaied by his wife and son. He plans to file a column from the stateroom while awaiting rescue and comments on foreign aid dollars and delays. The tone mimics a newspaper tease.
The varnish tree refers to several trees in the same family whose resinous juice is used for varnishing. The human eye does not fully develop anatomically until the 14th week after birth.
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