Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Notice
Public notice from The Middletown Journal listing subscription rates for various delivery options including per copy, city routes, and mail, with annual pricing for trading areas and outside regions, plus an overseas rate and payment terms. The notice notes the paper is published daily by New Journal Inc, established 1857.
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Middletown Journal
Middletown
Ohio
S. Broad St
Postoffice
U.S.A
Verse Promise of Eternal Life in 1 John 5 13
A short biblical note presents assurance of eternal life for believers through faith in the name of the Son of God, citing 1 John 5 13. The passage emphasizes conviction and trust in Christ.
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God
No Golden Egg: Illinois towns resist atom smasher site
Illinois officials faced suburban opposition over placing an electron accelerator near Barrington, with Weston as a favored alternative. The episode highlights a need for better local consultation before bids. The other item notes the U S Navy Academy inflating midshipmen grades, a nonfinancial inflation drawing scrutiny.
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Illinois
Chicago
Barrington
Barrington Area
Weston
U.S. Navy Academy
National Library Week April 17 23 observance urges renewed knowledge
The piece extols libraries as timeless repositories of human history and knowledge offering amusement, contemplation, comfort, and inspiration. It links National Library Week to the value of science, invention, and past wisdom in shaping mankind while stressing libraries’ vital role in access to information. It then notes AMA findings that accidents are the fourth leading killer and the largest cause of death among youth, with about 10 million disabled yearly, overwhelming hospital use.
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American Medical Association
GAO Hearing: Cuts to Fiscally Critical Watchdog
Washington reports that GAO has long exposed waste and corruption but faces new restrictions from defense and government committees. Rep Holifield leads edits to cut reports, dodge naming responsible staff, and soften language while urging selective referrals to the Justice Department. Some lawmakers oppose muzzling the GAO, arguing it harms accountability and oversight.
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Washington — Administration
General Accounting Office
GAO
Congress
Pentagon
Aerospace
Gaos
Chet Holifield
Dcalif
House
Holifield
Holified
Department of Justice
Subcommittee On
House Committee On
Government Operations
William L. Dawson
D-Ill
Bob Dole
Kan
Don Rumsfeld
Clarence Brown Jr
Ohio
John Wydler
N. Y
Jack Brooks
Texas
Brooks
Department of Defense
France owes vast debts to United States and need to pay
The piece argues hardline U S stance toward France over World War I and II debts. It calculates totals, notes past payments, and urges France to fulfill $6.7 billion plus postwar borrowings. It says retired gold, NATO costs, and U S gold reserves justify demand for repayment.
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Washington
United States
de Gaulle
France
Germany
America
Europe
NATO
Pray For A Lonely Man Facing Biggest Decision
Bob Considine voices a prayer for LBJ amid heavy burdens over Vietnam. He notes 300,000 Americans there, the shifting roles from adviser to fighter, and the strain on the White House to choose a course that sustains allies and avoids blundering into a broader conflict.
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White House
Washington
LBJ
Viet Nam
Chums
End of Live Productions at Sorg Opera House 1918
Middletown's Sorg Opera House to close live shows this April announced by manager Charles Rettig. The feature history recalls stars who performed there including Will Rogers, Sophie Tucker, Eddie Cantor, Marie Dressler, Lenora Ulric and Bert Williams, plus appearances by Henry Fonda era political figures and boxing names.
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Charles Rettig
Sorg Theater
Old Opera House
Main Street House
Sorg Opera House
Will Rogers
Sophie Tucker
Eddie Cantor
Marie Dressler
Mrs. Wiggs
Harry Keiser
Keiser
Miss Dressler
Population fears fade as birth rate declines in U S
Paul Harvey surveys rising concerns over global population growth. He cites UN projections, clergy reconsidering birth control, and remarks by leaders like Johnson and Eisenhower. A U S county study links a drop in births to pill use, suggesting fears of overpopulation may be overstated despite ongoing demographic shifts.
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U.N
Planet Earth
Roman Catholic Church
United States
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Houston
David Lawrence
Bob Considine
New York
Robert McNamara
G. Washington
Hy Rosen
Albany Times-Union
Ally
Hitler
Stalin
Poland
George Crout
Eva Tanguay
Eva
Williams
Walker
Bert Williams
Johnny
Emma Ray
Rays
John Arpp
Hawaii
Luana
Lenora Ulric
Pelco
Mildred Holland
George M. Cohan
Victor Moore
Johnny Jones
Mary
Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
Bushman
Jim
Jim Corbett
Bob Fitzsimmons
Sen. Harding
James E. Campbell
Nicholas Longsworth
William Jennings Bryan
James M. Cox
Sorg
Nicholas
Alice Longsworth
Alice
Lord Fauntleroy
King Lear
Paul Harvey
Johson
Eisenhower
Szent- Gogorgyi
Alan Guttmacher
Planned Parenthood
Dennis the Menace
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