Middletown Journal subscription rates and masthead
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Britain Seeks EEC Entry Via Commonwealth Trade Deals
An EEC official admits cereal needs and import guarantees shape talks, hinting Britain may join the Common Market without breaking Commonwealth commitments. The six nations require 60 percent of world grain supplies and will secure importer guarantees, a leverage point for Britain in negotiations.
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Great Britain
European Economic Community
British Commonwealth
Britain
EEC
Commonwealth
Canada
Senate probes profits of missile firms raise ethics concerns
A Senate subcommittee investigation into missile contractor profits suggests practices needing scrutiny. Tentative evidence of profit pyramiding could push Congress to act to reform defense contract awarding. Dramatic gaps, such as a 34 million dollar profit discrepancy on a major project, prompt calls for new laws to curb excessive profits while ethics are reviewed.
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Senate
Subcommittee
Mundt
Spaceflight vision makes viewers dream of earthbound journeys
The report notes John Glenn’s orbital flight at 17 000 miles per hour, seen at home on television. It likens the experience to watching a motion picture about exploration and cautions that public risk accompanies triumph in space.
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John Glenn
South Pole
New World
Zanuck
Sybil Burton
Burton
Sybil
Rome
Man Of Big Ulcers David Brown A Hollywood Producer
Jim Bishop profiles David Brown a rookie Hollywood producer with 19 years in the business. The piece covers Brown's rise from Zanuck assistant to producer, his four historical story ideas, high salary, and battlefield with ulcers, plus reflections on Liberty magazine and his wife Helen Gurley Brown.
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David Brown
Hollywood
Mr. Brown
Lanai
Beverly Hills
Liberty
Dave
Harwood Whiskey
Allan Witwer
Allan
Warner Brothers
al .Jolson
Brown
Darryl Zanuck
Zanuck
Buddly Adler
Spyros Skouras
Kennedy era crisis pits Congress against steel price dispute
The piece argues Congress must investigate the U S Steel price increase and calls out perceived executive overreach. It cites Wall Street Journal and Evening Star editorials, notes government raids and subpoenas, and urges conservatives from both parties to defend constitutional limits and lawmaking by Congress.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
U. S. Steel Corp
Associated Press
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Delaware
Evening Journal
United States
US. Steel Corp
Steel Company
Tampa
Florida
Times
Soviet Union
United Nations
White House
Big John
Evening Star
London Eye in Washington Baseball Razzes
George Dixon Abuse With English Accent profiles Max Freedman of Manchester Guardian as a sharp witted baseball observer. The piece recalls Freedman’s mild yet biting verbal jabs at players like Kaline and Cottier, the Kennedy briefing, and a rain delay that barely dampens his 20th century taunts as fans and officials watch a Senators opener.
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Washington
Washington Press Corps
Max Freedman
England
Manchester Guardian
Manchester
Mancuniola
Washington Senators
Kennedy
Cottier
Mr. Freedmen
Kaline
Detroit
Mr. Freedman
Mr. Kennedy
Pete Quesada
Des Moines Kindergarten Kids Dress Up as Grown Ups
Des Moines Iowa youngsters arrive at school in costume as cowboys policemen firemen baseball players doctors and nurses for a pretend grown up day. A classmate questions a prediction of paralysis asking who would push wheelchairs if it came true.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Dennis O Connor drives tractor to Seven Mile High
Dennis O Connor a sophomore at Seven Mile High School living near Jacksonburg chose to not skip school. He cranked his dad s tractor and drove five miles to school arriving on time despite missing the bus. The note also discusses traffic policy questions and new guidance on lane use for passing and slower traffic.
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Dennis O'Connor
Seven Mile High School
Jacksonburg
Broadway Buzz and Show Biz Tidbits From Kilgallen Notebook
Intimate notes reveal Basie eyeing a controlling stake to rename a Broadway club Basie's Basement while chorus girls seek other jobs in All American and a flurry of Broadway connections emerge from Hollywood circles with Burton Taylor and Robbins among others as the nightlife week unfolds with party rumors and casting chatter.
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Count Basie
Basie
Jane Fonda
Broadway
Roosevelt Grier
New York Giants
Apollo Theatre
Liz Taylor
Larry Kerr
Linda Lavin
Blossom Seeley
June Havoc
David Merrick
June
Blossom
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
Bobby Short
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