The Reluctant African a Look at Continent’s Conflicts
Louis Lomax travels to Africa to report in a balanced way on postcolonial turmoil. He interviews leaders like Joshua Nkomo and Dr Ako Adjei, exposing harsh reactions to American involvement and a skeptical view of Western democracy’s reach. The Ethiopia segment portrays independence struggles, poverty, and lingering Italian-era trappings.
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Africa
Louis FE
Lomax
Harper
Max
Joshua Nkomo
Southern
Rhodesia
London
Southern Rhodesia
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Peking
Addis Ababa
Ako Adjei
Ghana
Adjei
Mr. Dulles
Aswan Dam
Volta River
Dr Adje
Louis Lomax
Japan
America
Ethiopia
Black Brotherhood
Washington D. C
You
Middletown Journal subscription rates and details
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options with rates per week and year. It notes pricing for city and suburban carriers, six and seven day mail options, and overseas subscriptions, payable in advance, published daily by News-Journal Inc. with a Psalm quote from Psalm 104:33.
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Postoffice
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
News-Journal Inc
Election Impact on Market After November Votes
The article surveys past election market moves, noting 1948 and 1952 patterns and the mixed 1960 results. It concludes Kennedy or Nixon win may only cause brief, limited shifts, with long term moves driven by inflation, profits, and broader business factors. It also hints at using a headline like Electronic Brain Picks Up Criminals as a cross reference.
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Nixon
Kennedy
Harry Truman
Eisenhower
Public praise and warnings on opulence and public need
Admiral Hyman G Rickover cautions that thriving consumer abundance risks neglecting key public services such as education transportation and medical care. The piece argues nations should avoid resting on laurels and focus on neglected public enterprises while noting a vast upcoming wheat surplus and a sharp jab at perceived stupidity.
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Hyman G. Rickover
Admiral Rickover
Rickover
Champion of Cities: A Department of Urban Affairs Proposed
A proposed Department of Urban Affairs would centralize city concerns under a Cabinet secretary. It would oversee smog, delinquency, narcotics, and related services, balancing rural interests with the Department of Agriculture. Critics fear excessive federal control, but urban needs appear urgent and growing.
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Department of Urban Affairs
Department of Agriculture
Nobel Prize winners and scattered quotes from history
Factographs note Sinclair Lewis as the first American Nobel Prize in literature winner in 1930 and Eugene O Neill as laureate in 1936. Surveys indicate fewer people maintain written budgets. Daniel Webster praised the dedication of the Bunker Hill monument. A bird’s neck is more pliant than a snake. Texas and Vermont were once independent republics.
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Sinclair Lewis
Eugene O'Neill
A Citizen Talks on Politics and Morality in Campaigns
David Lawrence reflects on the ethics of modern politics, urging voters to demand honesty over demagoguery. He cites Emerson and Lincoln, critiques paid-for persuasion, recalls Kennedy Blue Cross affair details, and warns against sacrificing integrity for votes in a religiously charged era.
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Lincoln
Kennedy
Kennedy segment covers elderly medical care in Newport couple
A Newport Kentucky couple appeared with Senator Kennedy on a five minute TV spa segment about medical care for the aged. The elderly man had broken his hip last February in an accident and the discussion centered on health services for seniors.
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Kennedy
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Massachusetts
Howard Schriver
Academy of Medicine
Cincinnati
Ohio
Senator Kennedy
Newport
Kentucky
Political reconciliation amid campaign feuds in Washington
George Dixon declares unwavering support for Nixon and Kennedy while leaning toward Lodge and Johnson. He jokes about being the Leaning Tower of Pizza and calls for closing ranks without bitterness. Dixon pledges to refrain from further inflammatory remarks and to wait before commenting on recent campaign incidents.
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Washington
Nixon
Kennedy
Johnson
Lodge
New York
Estrellita Horoscope for Tomorrow and Months Ahead
The stars advise careful budgeting and caution against extravagance now while promising a goal previously unattainable through others. If tomorrow is your birthday, expect a strong year for finances with two cautious months. January favors career steps and may yield recognition. Romance and social life shine, with rising popularity in October and early 1961 rewarding professionals. travel eyes appear late July and October.
Independent Voter Urges Respect for Any President
A Blue Ball reader quotes Mrs. Ashland Howard urging calm civic duty as election day arrives. The message stresses prayer for wise choices, national unity, and support for the elected president regardless of party, with four years to judge performance before voting again. The writer identifies as an independent voter.
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Ashland Howard
Blue Ball
United States
Basin Street East shines with Johnnie Ray revival
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Basin Street East as New York’s hottest club. Johnnie Ray returns after illness to electrify patrons alongside George Shearing, Quincy Jones, and a society crowd including Ethel Merman and Miles Davis. Attendees exceed capacity. collisions of fashion and gossip color the scene. Rumors mingle of future film roles, divorces, and awards, with industry watchers weighing upcoming projects and theater bets.
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Basin Street East
New York
Johnie Ray
George Shearing
Quincy Jones
Johnnie
Ethel Merman
Miles Davis
Maggi McNellis
Denny Slater
Basin Street
20 Years Ago Election Sets County Voting Record
Fred Stitlinger, clerk of the Butler County Board of Elections, reported a county voting record of 55,414 ballots in the recent election, with Middletown contributing 14,325. The prior county best was 3,200 votes in 1936. Charles Pigman of American Legion Post 218 said the group donated a flagpole and flag to Garfield Mission. Mrs Addie Maris was reelected president of Middletown War Mothers, with Mrs Julia Woodrey as vice president, Mrs Harriet Faries secretary, and Mrs Mary Harlan treasurer.
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Fred Stitlinger
Cerk
Butler County Board of Elections
Middletown
Charles Pigman
American Legion Post 218
Addie Maris
Middletown War Mothers
Julia Woodrey
Harriet Faries
Mary Harlan
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