Paco Camino Shines in Madrid Bullfight Night
In Madrid during San Isidro week Paco Camino, a handsome young matador, faces a dangerous program with Ostos and El Viti. Camino earns two ears after a dramatic performance as Ostos falters and El Viti risks a rough run, while the crowd roars and the ring witnesses a stark display of bullfighting prowess and danger.
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Madrid
Spain
San Isidro
Paco
Pyrenees
Paco Camino
Toledo
Plaza de Toros
Middletown News-Journal Subscription Rates Notice
Subscriptions listed for daily and Sunday delivery in city and suburban areas, with weekly and yearly rates for local and outside trading areas. Mentions 12 year, 20 year, 35 year pricing and advance payment terms, published by News-Journal Inc. since 1857. Includes a Bible verse from 1 John.
Middletown honors Dr Albert Sabin at Beth Sholom Temple
A Middletown community program sponsored by Bnai Brith celebrates Dr Albert Sabin of Cincinnati, famed for the oral polio vaccine. The event at Beth Sholom Temple includes a short program and a chance to meet the scientist, highlighting his humanitarian work and medical contributions. The piece also notes Ohio State Employment Service training 15 women as home attendant nurses to ease local nursing shortages and expand in home care options.
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Middletown
Albert Sabin
Cincinnati
Beth Sholom Temple
Sabin
Ook
Dr. Sabin
Sahin
Dr Sabin
Bnai Brith
T We World
Tibute
Ohio State Employment Service
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Russia kicks the UN as Moscow presses financial squeeze
The piece argues the Soviet Union’s failure to fund UN projects weakens the world body. It warns the UN could become a debating society unless the US and allies mobilize an emergency funding plan. Russia risks isolation if the UN survives Moscow’s financial push.
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Soviet Union
United Nations
U.N
Congo
World Organization
United States
Russia
General Assembly
Moscow
Uncommon Employment Theft Case Intrigues Observers
A former employee is accused of stealing secret product designs and secretly altering them to mislead production. The altered blueprints caused the company’s products to fail, a mean act that readers may admire for its audacity, though it harms the firm.
Confidence in free enterprise vs Soviet progress
The article argues the United States still leads the Soviet Union in most production sectors including steel, autos, housing, coal, textiles, electronics, and aircraft. It warns against complacency as Eastern Europe closes the gap in some areas, stressing that the U.S. economic position depends on hard work and sustained high production, not fear of communism.
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Khrushchev
United States
Russia
Soviet Union
Europe
Why TV Networks Fear to Tackle Tough Public Affairs
Edith Efron analyzes three years of in depth public affairs programs for TV Guide, arguing that U S networks show greater bravery on issues closer to home while avoiding distant problems. The piece coincides with Newton Minow stepping down as FCC chairman, passing influence to E. William Heary.
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Columbia
Edith Etron
TV Guide
U. S
Newton Minow
Thunderer
Federal Communications Commissions
E. William Heary
Miss Efron
United States
Our TV
E. William Henry
Speed Reading Fad Reaches Federal Agencies
In Washington a government wide speed reading program trains employees to skim voluminous reports for free. The piece notes mixed results with praise for efficiency but concern over comprehension and quality control, citing examples from Rep. Paul Findley and Miss Efron’s TV coverage critique of the FCC and government oversight.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
Factographs on US school days and Norwegian cultivation
The article notes that the typical US school year spans about 180 days. It also states that roughly three percent of Norway is under cultivation, highlighting land use patterns.
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United States
Norway
Kilgallen notes stars drift between film and life
Gina Lollobrigida’s husband Dr Milko Skofic plans a Rome clinic for diet and women’s body care as he eyes returning to medicine. Natalie Wood attracts Las Vegas hotel interest while Lucille Ball and Bette Davis reportedly join The Greatest Story Ever Told promo efforts.
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Gina Lollobrigida
Milko Skofic
Rome
Greenwich Village
Belinsky
Mamie van Doren
Lucille Ball
Bette Davis
Lucille
Bette
Leonardo sketch sells for fifty one thousand two hundred
A tiny da Vinci drawing measuring 3 by 2 inches fetched 51 200 dollars. Milt the printer notes that a U S astronaut always ends up at the White House after orbiting the globe. An Australian teen reports a flying object chasing his car for 50 miles. Wisconsin cheesemakers plan to display a 24 000 pound cheddar at the New York Worlds Fair.
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Leonardo da Vinci
Milt
Sterling
U. S
White House
Wisconsin Cheesemakers Association
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