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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1957
Page
6
Middletown Ohio newspaper lists pricing for news service. Rates cover per copy, carrier, trading area, and mail subscriptions including international. Publication notes include office address and a biblical motto.
Congress debates relief for small firms led by Sen. Sparkman with hearings and a Cabinet review. The White House opposes deep corporate tax cuts, favors minor reforms, and SBA extensions aim to aid financing while legislation to permanent SBA status stalls.
Hal Boyle surveys Cairo’s exile community including Emir Abdel Krim El Khattabi the 73 year old Moroccan rebel in a villa and Haj Amin Husseini the Palestinian mufti directing the Arab Higher Committee while Col Abdullah Tel and Maj Gen Ali Abu Nuwar hide from Jordanian authorities.
The piece questions if Eisenhower violated the Constitution by ordering federal troops into Arkansas under a Reconstruction era statute. It contrasts past uses of federal force, notes Cleveland’s earlier actions, cites Supreme Court precedents on state sovereignty, and questions the President’s pledge not to deploy troops for civil rights enforcement.
Fulton Lewis Jr. notes Wisconsin results bolster Malcolm Forbes in New Jersey race against incumbent Robert Meyner. Forbes markets tax cuts and budget restraint, tours 567 towns, claims 11 000 doorbells rung, 100 000 handshakes, while clashing with ADA and Meyner allies.
Broadway bulletin notes detail Lanza weighing 280 pounds and fielding drastic measures from producers including reshoots and room isolation to curb his calorie intake. Other showbiz items include Jimmy Don Ahue with Aida Veloz, Polly Bergen criticism, and plans around Hotel Manhattan and public figures in New York society.
Six year-old Donald Beckner, son of Russell and 2111 Erie Ave residents, battles cancer after February surgery and therapy. friends sent birthday cards, now a steady stream is sought with mail carrier Herb Root coordinating special deliveries to lift the bedridden child. The Russell Mock family at 3915 Grand Ave reports a blue parakeet found and offered for return to its rightful owners. Town and Country Garden Club hints a December city-wide Christmas lighting contest will be held with details to come.
The article surveys Middle East fragility amid U S Soviet rivalry. Syria and Egypt deepen ties to Soviet influence, Jordan clashes with Syria, and the region faces potential armed pressure. Secretary Dulles warns of risky moves as Gromyko labels Western meddling. Crown Prince Faisal downplays danger, signaling complex regional dynamics.
The forecast urges caution in finances tomorrow and mid 1958, advising against speculation and borrowing while noting generous personal influences. It signals good career headway in six months, with October offering top progress, if willing to work, adapt environment, and manage budgets. A birthday child may be affectionate yet flattered easily.
The United States Army appoints General Cannon as the new commander in the Pacific theater. The announcement highlights his prior command roles and expectations for leadership in regional operations.
Three Middleton residents Mrs. D. R. Byard Mrs. C. A. Shera and Mrs. Elizabeth Kirkpatrick were named to the board of trustees of the Butler County Children’s Home in Hamilton. D. E. Snider won the sweepstakes in the annual flower show with H. H. Horne second and H. D. Martindale third. B. E. Rhoads departed Milwaukee after being named secretary of a regional IOOF commission at the national convention. A roomer dispute ended with a shotgun blast alleged by Mrs. Albert Singleton but the charge did not strike her and the roomer fled before police arrived. Ruth Yost daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Yost studied in corner lessons under Frank Simon and piano with Miss Lulu McClellan.
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