Middletown Journal subscription rates and notes
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for the Middletown area including per copy and weekly carrier options, with 6 and 7 day mail plans in and outside the trading area, and a U S A yearly rate. It notes the publication is by News-Journal Inc founded in 1857 and includes a Bible verse.
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Ohio
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Postoffice
U S.A
News-Journal Inc
Christ
Brasilia Rise Spurs Brazil’s Bold Capital Plan
The article details Juscelino Kubitschek’s rapid creation of Brasilia from 1956 to 1960, a planned capital intended to transform central Goias. It notes Niemeyer’s architecture, Lucio Costa’s design, projected 500000 residents, $2 billion in spending, and Brazil’s inflation while positioning the city as a magnet for interior development.
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Brasilia
Brazil
Juscelino Kubitschek
Lucio Costa
Oscar Niemeyer
George Nelson
Moscow
Goias
Texas
United States
Kubitschek
Juscelino
Ghana Vote On New Republic Plebiscite Chooses Nkrumah
Ghana begins a four day plebiscite to approve a new republican constitution and to choose between Kwame Nkrumah and Dr J B Danquah for president. The proposed head of state would hold sweeping powers, including dissolving parliament and vetoing legislation. Nkrumah appears favored as a pan African leader.
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Ghana
People’s Party
Kwame Nkrumah
Khrumah
J. B. Danquah
Supreme Court
Nkrumah
Khana
Capital seeks 13 million subsidy amid weather and safety concerns
Fulton Lewis Jr. reports Capital Air Lines asks the Civil Aeronautics Board for a 13 million subsidy to offset losses from bad weather and public fear of accidents. The request cites 18 million costs in January and 21 million in February, seeking a 22.5 cent rise per revenue plane mile. Congressional figures oppose, arguing no other trunkline has sought such aid since 1951 and warning of a flood of subsidy requests if approved.
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Washington — Capital Airlines
Civil Aeronautics Board
Capital
Charles Vanik
Ohio
Egg production per hen doubles pace over 25 years
Scientists report average egg output per hen rose from one every three days to about one every two days in 25 years of continued research. Americans use roughly 15 percent fewer white potatoes today than before World War II.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brasilia
Billy Graham on race relations and intermarriage in America
Billy Graham warns the race issue is global and rooted in mutual heart change not forced policy. He condemns Jim Crow, supports ending segregation, and urges clergy to focus on Christian love while acknowledging fears over intermarriage and social mixing amid evolving attitudes.
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Washington
Billy Graham
America
Africa
South Africa
United States
Nevro
Central Africa
Census Gossip and Secret Data in 1960 Nixon Era Tone
A Washington column recalls the 1960 census secrecy with ridicule of a nosy neighbor while noting modern data handling. It describes mail responses fed into electronic systems at Suitland Maryland and quotes Sen Norris Cotton on privacy. The piece contrasts old blunt questions with later discreet processing and highlights public interest in the census.
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Census Bureau
Norris Cotton
New Hampshire
Suitland
Sen. Cotton
Solon
Estrellita Stars Say Tomorrow Brings Subtle Gains
Tomorrow offers no bold moves but tact and grace can yield good returns. Birthday forecasts point to a monetary upturn next year with a November splurge risk and favorable periods in May August November and December. Family matters and romance glow in early May and November with a beneficial late December for new business. A child born today may be ingenious and artistically gifted.
Parliament OKs 250 Percent Rent Increase in January
Yugoslavia's parliament approves an average 250 percent general rent rise to take effect in January, described as a belated Christmas present for the public.
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Yugoslavia
O.K
Cancer films urged to Middletown audience
The Middletown American Cancer Society chapter sponsors three showings of cancer films at the Paramount Theater and the High School auditorium to educate the public about early detection. Showings run 11 am and noon for women and 8 pm for men and women, each about one hour, with the goal of prolonging life through knowledge.
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Middletown
American Cancer Society
Paramount Theater
Broadway singer Dorothy Kigallen faces bigamy suit
Dorothy Kigallen, Mrs. Leroy Gray since last December, confronts a New York County Supreme Court case where a woman claims to be her husband’s real wife and mother of his two children. The item covers entertainment figures and industry gossip in a broad roundup.
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Della Reese
Leroy Gray
New York County Supreme Court
Bridgitte Bardot
William Holden
Kapp Records
Fellows
Desi Arnaz
Dan O'Herlihy
Judy Holiday
Laurette
Gotham
Washington, D.C
Kitty Foyles
Mad Dog Fear Returns In Middletown Area
On Friday April 19 1940 June Mynhiers shot a dog that tried to enter her home Constable Charles Marts killed two dogs bitten by the animal Dr G D Lummis ordered a four month dog quarantine Owners warned that loose dogs would be killed or impounded Robert T Sullivan elected president of the Middletown Bar Association new officers Elliott D Levy vice president Ben M Kitchen secretary Joseph Herr treasurer
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June Mynhiers
Eaton Rd
Charles Marts
Lemon Township
G. D. Lummis
City Board of Health
Robert T. Sullivan
The
Middletown Bar Assn
Helen Schmidt
Elliott D. Levy
Ben M. Kitchen
Joseph Herr
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