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The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates and delivery options. Per copy six cents on weekdays and fifteen cents Sundays. city and suburban carrier fifty cents weekly. six days by mail at one year. seven days outside trading area twenty dollars annually. outside USA thirty five dollars annually. Subscriptions payable in advance. Published daily by News Journal Inc.
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Khyber and Brenner Passes Through History and Change
Mrs Kennedy views the Khyber Pass on the Pakistan Afghanistan boundary noting its historic role as a gateway for invaders from Alexander the Great to modern times. The piece contrasts ancient routes with modern airpower, mentions Brenner Pass and Italy’s WWI shift, and observes fading hopes for federal and personal budget surpluses as the tax deadline nears.
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India
Alexander the Great
B.C
Kipling
Talbot Mundy
Khyber Rifles
Italy
Khyber Pass
Brenner Pass
Tyrolean Alps
Austria
Khyber
Brenner
Consumers see price drops as Common Market grows
A Paris department store displays 62 products from nylon gowns to refrigerators to show how the European Common Market lowers prices for consumers in France and other members. The exhibit highlights lower imports and forced price cuts by manufacturers, with broader implications for the United States and industries needing support while benefiting consumer buying power.
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France
Paris
Italy
West Germany
Benelux
United States
The Sickness of the Loss of Wonder
Leonard Wibberley notes a modern ache the sickness of the loss of wonder arising from a world saturated with marvels. He argues it dulls perception yet urges renewed attention to sights sounds and sensations, claiming a cure awaits those who look anew.
Ginza After Dark: Tokyo Nightlife And Tips From Jim Bishop
Jim Bishop guides through Tokyo's Ginza district describing neon nightlife, Buddhist tea rooms, and diverse eateries. He notes the mix of music, striptease, and traditional dining, with anecdotes about guides, venues like Zakuro and Yie Lae Shan, and the lively crowd.
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Tokyo
Japan
Ginza
Broadway
Oundry
Confidence Gap in Kennedy Economy Persists
Washington economists and business leaders debate the 1962 outlook as Hodges cautions on growth through June and government data show modest gains, rising costs, and persistent unemployment. Profits lag despite forecasts, with the First National City Bank noting earnings erosion amid wage and tax pressures and weak durable goods demand.
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Kennedy
United Press International
Commerce
Hodges
U. S. Treasury
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Jottings From Dorothy Kilgallen On Hollywood Buzz
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Judy Garland left her California home for Beverly Hills Hotel amid a tiff with Sid Luft. Jackie Gleason plans a Capitol studio recording for his 34th album and designs office items and art in downtime. Rita Hayworth and Gary Merrill reignite romance, while Charles Boyer skips a Paris premiere.
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Judy Garland
Sid Luft
Judy
California
Beverly Hilly Hotel
Jackie Gleason
Florida
Capitol
Jackie
Dave Garroway
Sigyn
Cutie
Jennifer Billingsley
Brigitte Bardot
Rita Hayworth
Gary Merrill
Gary
Rita
Rio de Janeiro
Charles Boyer
Paris
Fanny
Nice
Charles
Pietro DiDonato
Birds of a driver feather warning from auto maker
An auto maker’s magazine catalogs drivers into bird like categories from Gleeful Splatter-Dashers to One-Eyed Nighthawks. It warns that such species still roam roads while noting seat belt mandates may soon become law and questions how to enforce safety in all drivers.
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Congress
Washington
Mink fashion fades as Ymelda mocks luxury coats
A Washington conversation centers on mink versus leopard furs sparked by Ymelda a witty observer who cites Jackie Kennedy Liz Taylor and Elizabeth as fashion tracers. She predicts mink coats will fade while London Mirror and Gwen Cafritz anchor opinions on fabric and style.
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Sadio
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Joe Mankiewicz
Washington
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Joao Goulart
Jacqueline Kennedy
Queen Elizabeth
Jackie
Liz
Jackie Kennedy
Eddie Fisher
London Mirror
Mink
Richard Nixon
Washington, D. C
California
Nixon
Gwen Cafritz
Cave science hides in darkness as a secret study
Speleology, the science of caves, remains a little known field. Researchers explore underground environments, mapping passages, studying geology and ecology, and uncovering hidden ecosystems beneath the surface.
Estrellita Stars Say For Tomorrow Horoscope
Yesterday's restrictions in personal relationships persist to some extent so be tactful in dealings and finances. Your birthday tomorrow signals rewards from past time and money management with recognition of skills in job and finances within two weeks. Look for pleasant sentimental news in late May or early June and August.
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