Subscription rates and mailing options in Middletown paper
Entered at Postoffice Middletown Ohio as second class mail matter. Subscription rates: per copy six cents weekday, fifteen cents Sunday. By carrier in city and suburbs 50 cents per week. By mail in trading area six days ten dollars per year. By mail outside trading area seven days twenty dollars per year. Outside U S A thirty five dollars per year. All mail subscriptions payable in advance.
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Middletown
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Trade plan understanding lags among Americans
A nationwide poll shows only about 13 percent of Americans understand the proposed changes to international trade policy. While 65 percent value expanding trade, just 13 percent grasp the plan, with 57 percent of the informed favoring lower tariffs. Diplomats cheer space cooperation but doubt Moon rockets can stay operational in tandem.
Free Enterprise Improves Bathhouse Privacy in Japan
In Ogawa Motoya, bathhouse owners faced a ban on mixed nude bathing. Unable to split facilities, they turned to free enterprise, selling and renting panties to maintain modesty. The venture reduced exposed skin and proved profitable, illustrating ingenuity spurred by profit motive.
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Japan
Ogawa-Motoya
United States
Weight Control Plus Emphasis On Fitness Lesson
Dr. Paul Dudley White argues weight loss alone fails to secure health. He cites heart disease links to sedentary living and over eating and urges activity like walking calisthenics sports and cycling as essential for overall fitness beyond dieting.
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Paul Dudley White
Eisenhower
Bob Hope Charity Work and Family Ties Spotlighted
Hollywood profile of Bob Hope and Dolores Hope details their long marriage, children and philanthropic efforts. The piece notes Hope's prolific career, wealth from films and TV, recent land sale profits, and his daily routine including charity work for soldiers and a busy work schedule. It highlights his generous image and the couple’s strong partnership.
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Bob Hope
Cardinal
Universal Studios
M.A
Hope
Warner Brothers
Kennedy declares war on profit system in private capitalism
President Kennedy launches government action against the steel industry claiming a vendetta over prices while the stock market reacts with a drop to 1962 lows. U S Steel chairman Roger Blough defends cost pressures and argues price hikes are not foreseen but necessary to fund modernization and profit maintenance.
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Washington
Kennedy
Department of Justice
Siccel
New York City
Roger Blough
U. S. Steel Corp
Blough
U. S. News & World Report
Lawrence
Brough
Mr. Blough
Bairman
Blouch
America
Moscow
Let's love Mortimer Caplin day headline style
George Dixon profiles Mortimer Caplin, arguing tax collectors once despised but now faced with a publicized praise campaign. The piece notes Caplin's reform aims, low collection costs, and the IRS staffing changes from 1936 to today, plus Caplin's engaging, interviewer-friendly personality.
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Washington
Mortimer M. Caplin
Internal Revenue
Caplin
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Carthenders
Factograph shows where best wool comes from sheep
A concise note claims the finest wool originates from the shoulders and sides of sheep. It adds a broad assertion that four hundred volcanoes pockmark the Indonesian archipelago, presenting a mix of agricultural and geographic trivia.
Winter weather spoils early spring plans and fuels travel dreams
Dave Regan notes a nationwide cold spell with snow from Maine to Maryland and warm-weather fantasies dampened by gritty, muddy conditions. He laments bulky winter clothes, damaged early blooms, dusty windows, and car grime while acknowledging a silver lining: the chance to dream of a vacation on the open road, perhaps this fall.
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Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Alabama
Georgia
Cincinnati
Dorothy Kilgallen Behind The Famous Men
BroadWay Grapevine notes TV plans for female led stories by David Susskind with Capucine. Hers seems to be one of several showbiz teases as Hayden, Burton, De Franco and Chiari figures appear in varied entertainment gossip across Broadway.
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David Susskind
Capucine
Herbert Jacoby
Max Gordon
Sterling Hayden
George Christy
Richard Burton
Liz Taylor
New York
Burton
Camelot
Rome
Dickie
Ben Casey
Vince Edwards
Sherry Nelson
20Th Century- Fox
Stuart Whitman
John Wayne
Fellows
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Buddy
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