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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1959

Page

4

Middletown Journal subscription rates and masthead

The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices and delivery options for its News-Journal Inc. publication. Rates include 6 cents per weekday, 15 cents Sunday, 50 cents weekly in-city, and extended areas up to 20 dollars yearly for outside trading areas, with international pricing at 35 dollars. The paper, founded in 1857, is published daily and entered as second class mail matter.

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Make Way For Compacts In Auto Market Surge

The industry races toward compact cars led by GM Corvair Chrysler Valiant Dodge Dart and Ford Falcon with prices near 2000 before freight and taxes. Expect 30 mpg highway 20 mpg city and rear air cooled engines from Corvair amid a forecast of 6.5 to 7 million total U.S. sales.

Khrushchev Corvair Donnybrook Larks Ramblers Detroit Studebaker M. C. Patterson Dodge Federal Reserve Board

Gradual vs Swift Integration Voices Split Among Negro Leaders

Prominent black leaders and white North politicians push back against rapid school desegregation. The National Baptist Convention, AME Church board, and Alabama's Southern Negro Improvement Association urge careful, goodwill driven progress to avoid eroding distinct Negro institutions. Samuel H. Moore warns that desegregation tensions fuel dark passions in the South.

North South National Baptist Convention Joseph H. Jackson General Board The African Methodist Episcopal Church Southern Negro Improvement Association of Alabama Eisenhower Samuel H. Moore

Driver of the Year Carl Crim Faces Near-Collision

The Oklahoma trucker Carl Crim, 43, of Okmulgee, known as the Driver of the Year, narrowly avoids a head-on crash near Bristow while delivering 3,000 gallons of high test gasoline. In Washington, Vice President Nixon honors Crim with a gold medal for safe driving.

Iun Washington, D. C Nixon Carl Crim Crim Okmulgee Oka Steffie Bristow Okla Washington Carl Com Mr. Nixon

Horoscope Forecast for Thursday and December Outlook

Estrellita The Stars Saw For Tomorrow advises against letting anything haunt you on Thursday. Moon and Jupiter favor productive home and business efforts with sound financial plans and congenial personal relations. Birthday note: efforts now through December end yield good results in job, finance, and potential promotion opportunities.

Soviet push on Berlin outlined by Khrushchev and Eisenhower

The Berlin crisis timeline shows Moscow pressing for a West Berlin exit while Washington seeks progress. Khrushchev warns of tightened measures and a German peace treaty, with Berlin’s status tied to East Germany and future Soviet-US negotiations.

Berlin Leipzig Khrushchev German Democratic Republic East Germany West Berlin United States Moscow German Republic Germany Democratic Republic Eisenhower National Press Club Soviet Union East German Herter East German Republic Gromyko

Broadway Grapevine Says Stars Stir New Orleans Buzz

Dorothy Kilgallen notes Grapevine chatter from Bourbon Street about striptease star Blaze Starr and Governor Long adoration in New Orleans. Coccinelle from Paris Caroussel tours the U S and is courted by an English millionaire. Valerie Bettis wed in Dallas to Arthur Schmidt a Madison Ave executive. Rex Harrison heads to New York for Broadway rehearsals after Kay Kendall’s death. American scientists may skip unions to aim for Mars. The Fugitive Kind cast clashed on set with Brando and Magnani. Magnani reportedly to headline in Italy for sentimental reasons. Gina Lollobrigida fronts East German papers praising Eisenhower Khrushchev talks. Waldorf guests endure security limits. a child loses a toy box to X-ray checks. A rock singer’s latest hit sells millions but earns no money for the artist. Jazz drummer Charlie Smith to publish poetry with Alfred Knopf this Fall. Lonnis Sattin previews a palatial version of Take Me Along from the upcoming Broadway musical.

Blaze Starr Bourbon New Orleans Louisiana Long Coccinelle Paree Caroussel U. S Valerie Bettis Dallas Arthur Schmidt Madison Ave Rex Harrison Kay Kendall New York Mars Marion Brando Anna Magnani Magnani Marlon Gina Lollobrigida Eisenhower Khrushcev Mr. K Waldorf Charlie Smith Alfred Knopf Lonnis Sattin

Cider Sale by LeSourdsville Troop Supports Mexico Trip

Girl Scout Troop 29 will press fresh cider in LeSourdsville using apples from the orchard to raise funds for a trip to Mexico. Cider will be sold Saturday 2 to 7 pm and Sunday 1 to 7 pm at the lake entrance. Donut and pie cravings mingle with fall nostalgia as families gather by the hearth.

LeSourdsville Lake Girl Scout Troop 29 LeSourdsville Mexico

Khrushchev memories across America from coast to coast

George Dixon recalls Nikita Khrushchev’s U S tour through California Nevada Des Moines and Pittsburgh with vivid scenes from a San Francisco supermarket to a Hollywood luncheon and a Deere plant. The piece mixes humor disbelief and crowds as Khrushchev interacts with locals reporters and a hotel owner’s son.

America Nikita Mrs. Boss Des Moines Nina Petrovna Khrushchev Edwin A. Boss Geiger Deere Farm Sokolov Pittsburgh

Rain Ends Drought as September Records Dry in Middle Town

After two months without rain, 0.73 inch fell ending a drought that made September one of the driest on record in Middle Town. September total 0.98 inch with 1.46 inches in August. Four Warren County typhoid cases reported as indirect drought effects. A petition for a one tenth mill municipal band levy was rejected due to insufficient valid signatures.

Middletown Warren County Edward Blair Board of Elections

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