Middletown Journal billing rates and publication note
Rates listed for this Ohio newspaper include 15 cents for Sundays, 6 cents for weekdays, and carrier or mail subscriptions. The item notes domestic and international yearly prices, advance payment, and that the paper is published daily by News-Journal Inc, dating back to 1857. It ends with a biblical quotation from Luke 23 34.
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Middletown
Ohio
First Ave
Postoffice
Tside U
Jesus
Border talks show polite friction over India China dispute
The April 3 note from Chou En-lai to Nehru labels the border clash as a limited issue while stressing long term friendship. Nehru’s response underlines no common ground yet agrees to talks on specific disputes. The clash left 12 Indians dead at Longju and Ladakh as both sides dispute 51000 square miles of terrain and the McMahon Line.
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India
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Delhi
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Ladakh
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Tibet
Northeast Frontier Agency
Nepal
Sikkim
Bhutan
Red China
Kashmir
Henry McMahon
Britain
Peking
Congress Immunity Again Under Legal Scrutiny In Court
A U S district judge ruled that congressional immunity for words spoken on the floor and published may not cover malicious material reprinted in a congressman's constituents letters. The case involves Rep George S McGovern and a newsletter publisher over defamatory statements. The ruling echoes debates sparked by McCarthy era abuses and the evolving reach of legislative immunity.
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Congressional Record
George S. McGovern
D-Sd
Joseph McCarthy
R-Wis
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Senate
House
McCarthy
Supreme Court
Jim Bishop: Reporter Fights Dogs That Found Homes
Jim Bishop recounts eight puppies and their placements across Jackson Heights, Red Bank, Virginia, and Florida. He details Sandy the mother dog, Rocky the father, and the varied names and homes of each pup, emphasizing the humane twist of the litter finding homes while the parents resemble their offspring.
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Rocky
Sandy
Joe Scotti
Dan Healy
Jackson Heights
Clocks of Parliament Synced with Big Ben Meet Daily Checks
Factographs recount Parliament in London housing 266 synchronized clocks all tied to Big Ben. An official must inspect them daily. The steel hair springs used in watches have wires one fifth the diameter of an average human hair. Maine derives its name from a French province.
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House of Parliament
London
Nixon Must Stay True to Self in Nomination Debate
Editorial urges Nixon to remain honest and self respectful as Republicans debate the 1960 nomination. It warns conservatives and independents about a Rockefeller draft and argues Nixon should lead with integrity rather than political calculation.
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Nixon
Rockefeller
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Eisenhower
Albany
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New York
Dewey
Dwight Eisenhower
Neighbors Toast Nixon Couple In Washington Get-Together
A Washington neighborhood card scene recalls the Nixon couple visiting Wesley Heights and Spring Valley. Dick and Pat Nixon enjoy a friendly evening with neighbors as they discuss staying power, politics, and a whimsical prophecy of visiting 50 states in seven months.
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Wesley Heights
Spring Valley
Pat
Nixon
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Rockefeller
George Ruler
Fuller
Estrellita The Stars Say For Tomorrow
Tomorrow promises stimulating aspects for creatives and a strong day for business negotiations and contracts. Social events occur in the evening and cultural matters gain attention. For a birthday, four months may bring advancement and better finances, with cautious monetary moves advised through July.
Missing tabby and family visit brighten Dave Regan column
Mrs. Howard Mitchell seeks a beige tom tabby with tiger markings missing from 109 Burton Rd. The cat wears a two bell collar and is not returning home from a California move. Call GA 3-5571. Also notes three visiting youngsters from Route 66 trip and Middletown stay, with a 16 month old leaving soon and a 4 and 5 year old remaining while their mother vacations.
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Howard Mitchell
Burton Rd
California
Tom
New York
Hollywood clashes as Lewis rivals Berle in hot war
Dor othy Kilgallen reports a celebrity clash as Milton Berle’s Coconut Grove opening sells out while Jerry Lewis books the Moulin Rouge same night. A-list guests include Gable Heston MacLaine Day Hayworth Kovacs Curtis Leigh Douglas Lemmon Montrand, fueling California chatter and a lively showbiz buzz.
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Jerry Lewis
Hollywood
Milton
The
Coconut Grove
Jerry
Berle
Miltie
Martyn Monroe
Kay
Clark Gable
Charlton Heston
Shirley MacLaine
Doris Day
Rita Hayworth
Ernie Kovacs
Tony Curtis
Janet Leigh
Kirk Douglas
Jack Lemmon
Yves Montand
California
To a Toa d Eatin g Insects and Odd Law Tales
A quip about a toad eating 10000 insects a year and a joke about a dog as man’s best friend. A Kentucky town bans pigeons from flying over its borders. California scientist tests bedbugs against rabbits. Easter Bunny comment. Congressional panel to review Air Force manual. The manual is gaining attention in 1960.
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