Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Notice
Public notice lists subscription rates for Middletown Journal including per copy weekly, carrier, and mail options for local trading area and outside regions. The document notes U S subscriptions and legacy publishing details along with a Bible quote and garbled tail text.
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Baseball Shifts Westward as 1960 Season Opens
A look at the 1960 season notes a westward shift in baseball power and audience, with opening games in Los Angeles and Milwaukee signaling a broader relocation trend. Dodgers lead attendance, while franchises like the Braves and Browns have moved. owners show varied fortunes as Washington and Boston face weaker gates. April 4 marked a notable Sievers trade by Calvin Griffith amid this transition.
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Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
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Nixon warns against mimicking Soviet system
Vice President Nixon says the United States should not imitate Soviet models or expand government control. He cautions that Russians win with American style competition and urges emphasis on private enterprise over bureaucracy. He urges more politicians to speak forthrightly against left leaning approaches.
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Life's greatest experience: the kingdom within you
Norman V. Peale describes the Bible and psychology as discovering latent power within the unconscious mind. He shares a New York story of a discontented man who, through faith, transformed his life, moved to San Antonio, became a lay preacher, and helped others, ending with a daily reminder to say the kingdom of God is within me.
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Winter health myths and a centenarian voter tale
A tongue in cheek column notes kissing a winter can spread a cold and suggests staying dry and avoiding mistletoe. Grand pappy Jenkins questions the delicacy claim about cooked grasshoppers. A 105 year old from Wartford Connecticut votes for the first time, ending a long bystander period.
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Squaring debts and viral chaos in a small town column
A Harold's Quiet Store customer repays a nine year old theft by paying for two items, prompting the manager to record the incident. A separate incident on S Main Street shows Journal staff capturing a crash, only to be preempted by a freelance photographer with more dramatic shots. The items include a Japanese folding knife and caps.
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Cuba Sugar Quota Is Central To Cuban US Ties
A Cuban Foreign Ministry pamphlet argues sugar dominates Cuba US trade, with sugar about one third of national income and 80 percent of exports. It criticizes the US quota system as a shield for continental producers and hints that abolishing the quota and price differential would ease Cuba’s economic relations.
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Paul Harvey on The Chicken Generation and crime control
In a passionate address Paul Harvey argues organized crime and gang violence threaten the U S Constitution and family safety. He urges modifying the Fifth Amendment to empower self defense against hoodlums, calling for decisive action as citizens confront fear.
Blondes Bombs And Books In Hollywood Scandals
A roundup of entertainment notes features new blonde actresses and international headlines from Khrushchev on atomic tests. It cites Maureen O Hara song and wardrobe plans, Sammy Davis Jr assorted, Geoffrey Holder a Mercury contract, Herbert Mills hospitalized, Fiorello rights sale talk, Rocky Marciano nose surgery, Modern Jazz Quartet Paris session, Paulette Goddard gossip, and William Wyler on Ben Hur TV.
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Russia
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Maureen O'Hara
Christine
Philadelphia
Broadway
Geoffrey Holder
Mercury
Herbert Mills
Mills Brothers
Shubert Alley
Rocky Marciano
Mount Sinai
France
Father Duva
Paris
Thomas Edison
Paulette Goddard
Burgess Meredith
Buzz
Charles Revson
Miss Beulah McCray heads Girl's Club in 1940
Miss Beulah McCray announced Mrs. Glenn C. Reed resigned as executive secretary of the Girl's Club. Gardner-Richardson Co. executives attended a Cincinnati convention marking 300th printing anniversary. Rev Reuben F. Pieters of Hackettstown N J invited to succeed Dr George M. Gordon at First Presbyterian Church. Cuba debate notes U S aid and debt questions.
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Glenn C. Reed
Walter Sooy
Charles K. Rigman
Earle F. Metcalf
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Hackettstown, N. J
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