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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1957
Page
4
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for Middletown Ohio readers. Rates include 5 cents per weekday copy, 15 cents for Sunday, 45 cents weekly by carrier, 40 cents weekly outside city area, ten dollars yearly by mail in trading area, seventeen fifty yearly outside trading area, and thirty five dollars yearly outside the U S A. All subscriptions are payable in advance.
The United Nations may again debate Algeria as France seeks new settlement proposals. Rebels since 1954 have caused thousands of deaths and strained France’s finances as Paris resists full independence for Algeria while planning a decentralized basic law.
The Citizens Committee of the Hoover Report says the government has accepted 39 percent of the recommendations. However only 9.6 percent of the potential savings are included, with more than 90 percent of the $5 billion yearly savings still dormant in the remaining 61 percent.
Washington observes 1958 and 1960 campaigns will proceed despite Little Rock disorders and federal troops. Republicans hope northern Negro votes rise as they fear Democratic North-South splits. Democrats weigh how to appeal to whites while holding a civil rights stance for a 1960 convention. No clear candidates, uncertainty over issues dominates.
In Washington the President frames segregation as illegal and enforcement by federal forces as required. He cites the 1954 Supreme Court ruling that separate facilities are inherently unequal and urges governors nationwide to integrate schools. Federal action, including military protection, is seen as enforcing a nationwide shift to integrated public education.
Sunday’s forecast highlights enjoyable social outings and outdoor interests with steady personal relations through the next three months. Those with upcoming birthdays should avoid drastic changes, aim for conservative finances, and expect gradual gains by late October.
The university indicates that students must wear coats and ties in dining halls with dinner jackets optional. Separate nautical note mentions wheel tracks found on the ocean floor off England, attributed to a legendary sea-going hack.
Dorothy Kilgallen praises Martha Raye on Dressler life story ideas while several directors and star pairings shift. Paul Newman terms settled as Woodward marriage looms. Miiko Taka lands Sayonara bonus. Mia Slavenska divorces teased. Maria Schell endures pregnancy loss and rapid return to cinema. Archival tidbits cover Corbett thefts, a bushmaster claim, Luna, and Mars intrigue as Greta Thyssen cools nerves with ice cream.
Mrs. Charles Adams of 710 15th Ave offers a white Persian tabby mix for adoption. The Humane Association shelter south of Trenton hosts an open house a week from tomorrow showcasing puppies and kittens needing homes and the writer reflects on years of support and a resident 11 year old dog keeping order at home.
Coast Guard boat CG 381 from Monmouth Beach pulls a drowning rescue near Sandy Hook after a blaze on a 40-foot cabin cruiser. Chief Morris coordinates medical aid and shore support while crews search for a missing man and later recover two trapped youths.
The four day Journal Cooking School began to overflow crowds at the Strand Theater on Tuesday September 28 1937. Mrs Emily Lautz a nationally known home administrator led the event for community homemakers and merchants.
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