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The Middletown Journal lists subscription costs and mailing policies. Rates include 6 cents per weekday and 15 cents Sunday, with carrier and mail options varying by area. annual rates are $10 in the trading area and $20 outside, $35 abroad. All subscriptions payable in advance. Published daily by News Journal Inc. Founded 1857.
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Market Dips on Khrushchev Visit Then Recovers
The New York Stock Exchange fell over 15 points on the day Premier Khrushchev landed in New York, sparking fear-driven selling. Yet life insurance company stock purchases rose by 10 million dollars year over year, signaling underlying confidence despite a wary mood in bankers and brokers. The piece concludes with a jab at space flight failures and a call for more spring in a cow’s heels.
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Squirrels Target Tree Surgeon in Odd Nest Siege
In a curious incident a tree surgeon abandoned a patient after a pack of angry squirrels protected a nest with young. The tale blends humor and sympathy as the worker faces taunts and a delayed operation. A parallel remark notes a Russian economist reporting Soviet growth figures, yet avoiding jail.
Ad Men Not Villains in Advertising's Fair Share
A defense of advertising professionals argues they are not universally dishonest and notes the field performs a useful function. It acknowledges some bad actors but says sweeping generalizations about any group are incorrect and highlights advertising's role in informing consumers and stimulating demand for mass production.
Wyoming Focus Morning in Senate Race as Thomson Favored
Fulton Lewis Jr notes GOP chances in West favor Keith Thomson of Wyoming for the Senate, with Whitaker weakly positioned. Across the region, Allott and Dworshak face strong Dem opposition, while Metcalf and Neuberger lead in Montana New Mexico and Oregon without incumbents, shaping a tense electoral map.
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Neutrals questioned in UN peace talk critique
In a column analyzing the UN resolution for an Eisenhower Khrushchev meeting, the author contends that the five heads of state Indonesia Yugoslavia Ghana the United Arab Republic and India are not true neutrals. They accept or seek aid from both blocs and push for U S funding while pressuring for more support. The piece cites Khrushchev using the move for propaganda and notes Stevenson urging Eisenhower to meet. It also highlights Indonesian press freedom cracks.
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Canada Goose Heads North Then Seasonal Hype Arises
A playful note claims the Canada goose always migrates north or south and jokes about a one track mind. The blurb mentions fall and the upcoming Christmas gift hunting season as a segue from casual wildlife talk.
Youth Takeover Fears Amid Kennedy Nixon Campaign
Washington columnist frets over youthful influence in 1960 politics. Caroline Kennedy's TV debut rivets attention while Stephen Young invites Ohio college students to advise him on world issues. Christy Carpenter, daughter of Liz Johnson, reports on Nixon Kennedy fashion and jewelry costs.
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Election Ballot Print Contract Awarded in Butler County
Orman Elam of uddletown reports Hill & Brown Printing Co. won a contract to print 64 725 ballots for the November 5 general election. Zeno Brandon of 135 S Broad St. received a patent for an improved grab bucket for excavating. George M Verity of Armco Steel was suggested for the Cincinnati Draft Act Board of Appeals.
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Butler County Board of Elections
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Zeno Brandon
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George M. Verity
Armco Steel Board
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Cincinnati
Apple Trees Exported to England in Roman Era
William Otis of Massachusetts invented the steam shovel in 1838. Factographs note apples were taken to England during the Roman occupation period.
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Young Bride Needs Blood After Ulcerated Colon
Carol Johnson, 19, wife of James Johnson, was ill at Middletown Hospital after an ulcerated colon required multiple transfusions. The couple, married six months, lived on Howe Road, Miltonville. Readers are urged to donate blood through Middletown Hospital Laboratory to help the case, with details via Mrs. Herman Myers at YU 8-6496.
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Broadway Buzz and Hollywood Gossip Roundup
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Robards divorce prospects and Bacall publicity, plus Broadway’s Irma La Douce sensation with Elizabeth Seal and Clive Revill. Debbi Reynolds and Harry Karl divorce talk, Marilyn Monroe quips at a wardrobe fitting, and buzz on Bobby Brooks in Buffalo. Veron ica Lake’s biography sale, Nimble missiles world news, Sophia Loren gossip, Pat Paulette Goddard sighting, Yankee pennant fever, Laurette critique, Monte Proser departure, and Holden Suzie Wong ad note.
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Estrellita Stars Say For Tomorrow Horoscope Note
Be careful in dealings with superiors now as stress may occur. Lunar aspects in the afternoon boost industrious, enterprising, and creative efforts. If tomorrow is your birthday, use intellectual powers to advance job and finances, though 1960 may not yield immediate results. In early January you enter a propitious cycle and, with brief April periods, make excellent strides in 1961. Personal relationships look favorable, with social, domestic, and sentimental benefits. Opportunity to travel in late July or early August, romance from mid May to mid July, and again in September. A child born today will be gentle, sensitive, and agreeable.
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