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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1959
Page
5
Hollywood reports a moral revolution in films driven by TV erosion of the movie habit, literary sources, and cheap imports. Protestants and Catholics push for tighter morality while industry sources say puritanism harms realism and abroad image. Tomorrow: how film censorship works.
This digest explodes myths about hair growth graying and dyes. It debunks claims that tonics grow hair and that hormones alter color and explains dandruff care in the October issue of Reader's Digest.
A collection of ad blurbs showcases mid century Hollywood’s appeal with provocative lines. Slogans reference films like Blue Denim Pillow Talk That Kind of Woman Girls Town Five Gates to Hell and assert themes of passion secrecy wealth and power in a stark youthful ad culture.
Providence AP reports Senator Theodore Francis Green the oldest person to serve in Congress will turn 92 on Friday. He has radio talks two meetings two testimonial dinners and a lecture on his schedule after returning from Washington. He says he does not know what form any birthday celebration will take.
Governor DiSalle announced special elections to fill the Sixth District vacancy caused by the death of Rep. James Polk. A special primary this year would cost about 61,000 and the November runoff 3,000, with total taxpayer cost near 100,000 including salary. The district covers Pickaway Fayette Ross Highland Pike Clermont Brown Adams Scioto counties.
NASA reports a new radiation belt closer to Earth than the Van Allen belts, about 310 miles thick and starting 1,000 miles up, raising concerns for future space travel while Explorer V1 returns HD images and continues to collect data from Cape Canaveral.
Thousands of public school teachers in Kansas and Missouri violated state laws requiring a part of the school day to teach about Frances E Willard and the prohibition movement. Kansas official Fred Rausch cited mass violations, while in Missouri the law named Frances E Willard Day on September 28. At Frances E Willard Grade School in Kansas City teachers debated Willard's life during class.
Joyce Burl Brashear residence unknown is summoned as the respondent in Benny Ison Brashear’s divorce petition filed August 3 1959 in the Common Pleas Court Butler County Ohio case No 3152 on grounds of gross neglect of duty. She must answer by October 24 1959 or the petition will be granted. Clerk Joseph T. Kiep Deputy Charlotte F. Hermann Casper & Casper Attorneys. Sept 8 15 22 29 Oct 6 15.
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