Middletown Journal subscription rates and masthead
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates including per copy prices for weekdays and Sundays, carrier and mail options, and annual rates for within and outside trading areas. The paper is published daily by News-Journal Inc. and notes post office mailing details and a Luke 6:31 motto.
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Stevenson Keeps Busy With Public Appearances and Talks
Adlai E. Stevenson, doubtful of a presidential bid, stays active with major addresses at the University of Virginia and in Washington. He plans additional political speeches before the July Democratic convention and has written a book arguing that freedom requires hard effort and sacrifice.
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New York Herald Tribune
Public Health Service Urges Vaccination Day for Polio
The Public Health Service reports 540 polio deaths last year, up from 225 and 221 previously, prompting President Eisenhower to call for a vaccination observance. Five years after Salk’s vaccine showed safety and efficacy, more than 90 million should be inoculated, with 26.4 million doses available, as officials warn that delays risk undermining the vaccine’s protection.
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Kennedy Gains From Harris Poll Boosting Democratic Bid
Private Harris polls in New York and West Virginia show Senator Jack Kennedy ahead of Richard Nixon as a potential Democratic nominee. In New York, Catholics sharply back Kennedy with 77 percent of Catholic voters, shaping a key edge versus other Democrats.
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Charles Buckley
Albany County
Daniel O'Connell
Tammany
Carmine de Sario
Michael Pendergast
Kings County
Joseph Sharkey
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Ornithologist tests cross breeds for red breasted canary indoor robin
Zadok Dumkopf jokes a March blizzard could sway a baseball holdout. Ralph Bellamy, famed for playing presidents, may shift to politics as he is slated to portray a U.S. senator next on screen and stage.
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Fair Play for Cuba Committee Aims and Associates
A critical profile of the Fair Play for Cuba Committee led by Waldo Frank and Carleton Beals. The piece traces their past affiliations with Communist front groups and notes a $5,000 New York Times ad defending Castro regime while questioning funding sources and potential foreign agent status. It warns over Cuba water supply near Guantanamo and warns of Castro Guevara threats to the base.
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Panama Canal
Ivy Tower Ix Nay: Wisconsin Primary Mood Muddled
Washington writer mocks Wisconsin presidential primary coverage with satirical notes on Nixon, Rockefeller, Kennedy, Humphrey, Stevenson, Johnson, Symington, Morse and Harmon. The column riffs on pundits’ reactions, cross over voting and the “front porch” candidacy in a humorous Ivy League voice.
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Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Kennedy
Humphrey
Randal S. Harmon
Indiana
Harmon
Facts From The Ages A Quick Read Through History
The text surveys diverse historic facts from mud brick origins in Arabia to Mesopotamian geography, Ursa Minor as the Little Bear, Sweden’s population, Scott as a Whig nominee, cotton decline in North Carolina, a west to east solar rotation, the U S Capitol’s size, European death rates, old desk safes, Rhodes Colossus history, and the first adhesive stamps by Franklin and Washington.
Las Vegas visit left critics unimpressed and eager to leave
Dave Regan writes that Las Vegas offered little to justify the trip from Phoenix. He criticizes crowded rooms fast service and low talent at the Folies Bergere, calling the city a noisy carnival and stating readers will not want to return.
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It's Just a Guessing Game About the Presidential Race
James Marlow notes that political forecasts rely on mood and individual candidate appeal rather than solid proof. Nixon appears unopposed but faces pressure to broaden support beyond conservatives, while Kennedy and Humphrey jockey for position ahead of key primaries.
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Middle town names new Junior Chamber of Commerce officers
David T. Selvar was installed as president of Middle town's newly organized Junior Chamber of Commerce at the YMCA. Offiers include Joseph T. Parker as vice president, Robert F. Lane as treasurer, and Clair R. Tieman as secretary. Board members were Kerscher, Wilson, Bender, Regan, Crist and Leffler. John Deardorff headed the charter program committee with Al Abbitt as vice chair. Howard Davidson reported a Thursday blizzard damaged early spring crops.
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David T. Selvar
Middletown
Junior Chamber of Commerce
YMCA
Joseph T. Parker
Robert F. Lane
Clair R. Tieman
Jack Kerscher
William Wilson
Robert Bender
David Regan
Stanley Crist
Homer Leffler
John Deardorff
al Abbitt
Harold Hoover
Les DuErmit
Paul Day
William T. Klopp
Estrellita Forecast Promises Financial Prudence and Growth
Realistic thinking on finances is essential now. Emphasize economy in business and household matters to avoid large expenditures. August brings aid from an influential contact, boosting prestige. October may breed domestic stress, but November offers easier progress, and December brings heartening news.
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