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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1957
Page
6
Middletown Ohio notices subscription pricing for daily and weekly editions. Rates list per copy costs for weekday and Sunday issues, carrier, trading area, and mail options with annual prices and advance payment requirement.
The British West Indies federation, named The West Indies, will form a central legislature on March 25 1958 and include 13 islands in ten units with own legislatures. The United States maintains a 99 year lease on the Trinidad naval base, complicating capital site plans.
A Senate subcommittee led by Senator John L. McClellan investigates the Kohler strike in Sheboygan Wisconsin as of 1957. The 4000 employee Kohler Company joined the United Auto Workers in 1953. After rejecting a union demand for a contract outlining job security and rules the strike began on April 5, 1954. The union alleges high costs of striking while Kohler claims profits remained solid. The Wisconsin Employment Relations Board ordered an end to mass picketing and violence. In 1956 the U S Supreme Court upheld state labor dispute authority over federal Taft Hartley law. In 1957 a National Labor Relations Board examiner found Kohler guilty of unfair labor practices in refusing to bargain over discharges of some workers.
Hal Boyle lampoons the exhausted modern worker with a detailed wake up schedule from 7 a.m. to 9:15 a.m. highlighting the endless small frictions of family life and commuting that drain energy before the office, ending with the plan to endure a full day at work just to return home exhausted.
Washington scholars examine whether private schools can be coerced into integration via tax benefits and state action. Professor Miller argues governments can regulate private education while restricting racial admission, and safeguards may force private schools to grant equal access despite private status.
A narrative recounting Robert H. Goddard's early visions and trials in rocket science from 1899 to his death in 1941. It notes his wartime demonstrations, later support from Lindbergh and Guggenheim, and Nazi V-1 V-2 ignition as a culmination of the rocket age, sourced to wartime intelligence and Smithsonian pamphlets.
George Dixon muses about choosing sides between Ingrid Bergman and Sonali Das Gupta and other public figures in a humorous column. He jokes about volunteering for a moon voyage to escape endless decisions, then retracts, noting the moon may not spare him indecision after all.
The Chanticleers quartet will headline a Middletown Music Club concert at 8 15 this evening at Middletown High School. A Middletown Civic Symphony program follows Sunday at 8 15 with guest pianist Paul Harelson, also at the same venue.
Washington hearings on police bias against Negroes falter as Thurman Dodson and the DC NAACP fail to prove Chief Murray unfairly targeted Black officers. Evidence shows high exam pass rates and objective ratings, with mechanics of promotion upheld and the case ultimately tossed out.
Tomorrow's influences favor well planned efforts and careful diplomacy. Beware sharing secrets this afternoon and avoid financial extravagance in the next two months. From May to September relations improve with support from superiors, aiding goals, while October calls for practical fixes to finances.
A reader letter ponders if four baby bears shipped to a New Mexico missile lab could spark future space gazing. The piece muses on Brains traveling in space and the enduring Great Bear constellation as context for the idea.
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