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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1959
Page
6
The Middletown Journal details pricing for print and delivery with 6 day and 7 day mail options, city and outside areas, and international rates. It lists publication details including address, establishment year, and a biblical motto.
Ten years after Truman warned that Soviet nuclear tests ended U.S. atom bomb monopoly, tensions over control and inspection persist. The USSR rejects workable treaties as Britain and possibly France join the nuclear club, leaving Baruch’s stark choice between speed and catastrophe unresolved.
Morocco coordinates an Afro-Asian protest against French Sahara nuclear tests backed by Soviet, Icelandic, Turkish, and Afro-Asian blocs as U.N. debate looms. France pledges atomic use while Paris faces pressure from Liberia and Ghana Nigeria unions and Ireland seeks a universal ban on weapons.
Jim Bishop argues ministers mingle faith and politics and criticizes church leaders who denounce Khrushchev. He recalls biblical example and urges restraint, noting pastors inciting to riot while urging prayer for peace amid presidential invitation.
The reading urges careful effort over luck to avoid distractions and urges tact with family. Birthdays hint at seizing opportunities in the coming three months, with larger gains possible in mid-1960. steady progress through year end builds a foundation for future opportunities and stresses avoiding friction in November.
Dr. L Nelson Bell warns of a grim 1969 scenario with Soviet dominance over Europe and the Middle East China expanding across Asia and Africa and a Kremlin backed shift in US governance plus a presidential broadcast cut short by sabotage Bell urges repentance to prevent disaster saying the bad seed has been sown and must be uprooted or harvested with Americans urged to act decisively
A column argues that a conservative coalition of Republicans and Southern Democrats prevented radical excesses in the last session of Congress. It credits President Eisenhower and bipartisan Republicans and Southern Democrats for restrained spending and warns of the dangers if northern Democrats gain control. The piece frames the 1960 campaign as a contest over radicalism versus fiscal restraint and calls for nonradical candidates to win in primaries.
A Massachusetts clergyman is highlighted for his past service as a Weather Bureau observer while maintaining interest in meteorology. The piece notes U S industry allocates more funds to newspaper advertising than to any other medium and comments on American business acumen.
George Dixon recalls a jittery dawn press junket with Khrushchev in New York. An English professor-turned-guard questions his bags for explosives at 4:50 a.m. and a strange private sanitarium vehicle blocks a curbside exit as Russians and U.S. reporters navigate a tense start to the Khrushchev visit.
Hal Boyle recounts dropping from 217 to 177 pounds in 90 days with a simple diet and mild exercise. He credits a $50 bet from a boss as the key incentive, plus walking, water all day, and avoiding medicines while enjoying lean foods and occasional splurges.
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