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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1957
Page
6
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The editorial urges residents to vote for a two-mill levy to fund city employee salaries and operations, arguing income tax is costlier and risky. It warns that without the levy, cuts to police and fire services could occur and city deficits would rise from about 105000 this year to over 300000 annually in five years.
Analysts question whether higher 1958 car prices will curb sales or push buyers toward cheaper models as the industry anticipates the end of October introductions for Chevrolet Plymouth and Ford. Market shares for the first nine months show Ford at 25 percent, Chevrolet 24 percent, Plymouth 11 percent, with 1955 a peak reference.
Hal Boyle recalls New York as the earths greatest metropolis both cultural and financial and a place where talent can flourish and be rewarded. He notes the citys pace and crowds, yet highlights the sense of freedom and opportunity, with Chicago regarded as a pale rival and outsiders often conned by local charm.
The piece argues Sputnik drives a boom in military and space spending. It blames divided government for fiscal strain, predicts higher budget needs, inflation, and possible deficits as defense and allied aid grow amid Cold War pressures.
Jim Bishop describes leaving Naples on the Giulio Cesare, voyaging toward Rio with Barcelona scenery, upscale dining, and shipboard life. He notes a late lifeboat drill, the ship’s comforts, and steward Leonardo’s discreet service. The piece blends travel imagery with shipboard routines and personal reflections.
A reflective note laments summer colds and the jokes people with none endure. Zadok Dumkopf voices concern that those without colds overlook others' discomfort and sighs at the lack of empathy.
George Dixon complains of a sweeping ache labeled Asian flu as he endures illness while noting a calendar of parties and social gatherings in Washington. He describes doctors advice to drink fluids and avoid alcohol, and quips about the ongoing arms race with Russia.
A teenager Elaine Morris from Aberdeen Dr writes about Sundays as a church day and readers debate weekend routines. The column contrasts church, baths, and showers, celebrating the ritual of a Sunday bath as a relaxing, dream-filled ritual rather than mere cleanliness.
Mel Allen writes about his 20 years in sportscasting recalling Bob Feller's no hitter against the Yankees in 1945 and Joe DiMaggio’s remarkable plays. He notes the crowd's chant "How about that" and a UCLA Michigan State football finish as standout moments.
Those in entertainment and arts see especially good aspects with broad gains ahead. Birthday readers may make headway in job matters and enjoy monetary gains, social contacts, and attractive surroundings by year’s end, with travel and a business opportunity noted between mid year and autumn.
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