Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Publication Details
The Middletown Journal in Middletown, Ohio lists subscription rates for the daily and Sunday editions. Rates include 6c per weekday copy, 15c Sunday, 50c weekly carrier in-city and 45c outside, with mail options at $10 per year within trading area and $20 outside, $35 for outside USA. Subscriptions payable in advance. paper published daily by News-Journal Inc since 1857.
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News-Journal Inc
Africa Faces Algeria War at Monrovia Conference
A nine nation African conference in Monrovia aims to broaden focus beyond Algeria to forge solidarity among Ethiopia Ghana Guinea Liberia Libya Morocco Sudan Tunisia and the United Arab Republic. Tubman mentors a loose West African federation while Nigeria awaits independence influencing US diplomacy at the UN.
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Algeria
Monrovia
Ethiopia
Ghana
Guinea
Liberia
Libya
Morocco
Sudan
Tunisia
United Arab Republic
Chiefs of State of the Three Nations
William W. S. Tubman
Kwame Nkrumah
Nigeria
French Cameroons
Togoland
Aira
Tubman
United States
Africa
United Nations General Assembly
France
Debre
Critics argue socialized medicine harms care in Britain and the US
Harper's praise for Britain's system prompts an American doctor to rebut with a letter. He cites an English physician's heavy workload and warns that government paid care for Social Security recipients could set a dangerous precedent. The piece cautions socialism could erode medical standards.
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Harper's Magazine
Britain
Harper's
United States
Great Britain
Alistair Luton
Ford Foundation
England
U.S
Elizabeth Should Look To Leaders In Canada Says Fulton Lewis Jr
Fulton Lewis Jr argues Queen Elizabeth II should study Canadian leadership and economic trends. He mocks Britain's government for economic woes, urges the queen to pursue stronger prestige, and suggests she consider U.S. citizenship and the presidency in 1960.
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Elizabeth
Elizabeth 1
U. S
Lost Angkor City Reveals Khmer Empire Past
Angkor in Cambodia, buried for centuries, was once the resplendent capital of the Khmer empire hosting over a million people. It rose from the %th to the 15th centuries before being sacked and abandoned. Mount Etna has had over 50 eruptions, the last in 1950. A St Bernard weighs about 200 pounds. Geckos, four inches long, roam tropical homes destroying insects and can walk on walls. Medieval knight armor evolved to identify wearers beneath plate. A vast rainforest belt encircles the globe between the tropics, spanning northern South America to northern Australia, covering half of South America.
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Angkor
Cambodia
Tropics
South America
Australia
Nixon address to Soviet people reshapes cold war diplomacy
Vice President Nixon spoke directly to Soviet citizens by television and radio, urging careful, respectful critique of their government. The broadcast, coordinated with Soviet authorities, marks a rare public exchange across borders and tests whether the Nixon trip aids world peace and Western aims in Berlin and beyond. Khrushchev’s openness remains contingent on Western concessions, with a summit still debated and not guaranteed by recent Geneva outcomes.
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Sputnik
Nixon
Soviet Union
Geneva
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Woodrow Wilson
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Eisenhower
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Berlin
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Scandinavia
Nikita Khrushchev
Broadway Buzz Mix of Romance Gossip and Celebrity News
Dorothy Kilgallen rails about secret romances with Fidel Castro and Anita Ekberg’s freedom lifestyle. Anthony Steel pursues Anita while Mort Sahl and Verve Records tensions unfold. Pat Brown eyed as 1960 Democratic VP contender. DeMarco Sisters headline Bal Tabarin. Also notes Loren, Holm, Sophia, Vivien Leigh, and Broadway previews with hints of film plans.
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Fidel Castro
U. S
Havana
Fidel
Anthony Steel
Anita Ekberg
Tony
Europe
Norman Granz
Mort Sahl
Verve Records
Phyllis Kirk
Washington
Edmund
Pat"’ Brown
Grapes Of Wrath? Hungarian Vintners Destroy Crops In Protest
A crude, tongue in cheek item notes Hungarian vineyard owners destroying crops amid a campaign to collectivize farms. The piece jokes about a seven year old nag being used as a down payment on a Detroit car and mentions labor unrest prompting constitutional suspensions in a South American country.
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Detroit
A Kentucky Midwife Named Mrs. Kather in Riggs of Campton
The piece profiles Mrs. Katherine Riggs a 73 year old midwife from Campton Kentucky who has delivered over two thousand babies and still works within a 25 mile radius. She charges five to ten dollars or barters goods when cash is unavailable. Beyond midwifery she sews wedding dresses layettes caskets and shrouds and refuses Sunday sewing except for needed shrouds. Riggs supports modern medicine and a local doctor while remaining a revered mountain figure.
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Kentucky
Riggs
Young opera star Elaine Malbin talks love and work
New York a plural portrait of Elaine Malbin a lyric soprano earning up to 75000 a year who says young men are impossible. She prefers older more accomplished men and finds operatic life demanding limiting her social life and desires to see more of the world. She asks for help.
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New York
Elaine Malbin
Opera
Miss Malbin
Elaine
Horoscope and notable facts from Fort Peck dam note
Estrellita outlines cooperation as essential for tomorrow and warns against wasteful spending. It highlights birthday related social and family matters, travel opportunities, and future job prospects. mentions a large Fort Peck dam in Montana containing 123 628 288 cubic yards.
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Fort Peck
Montana
Middletown Business Moves to Sorg Mansion
The Olge leased new quarters in the Sorg Mansion on S Main Street announced by Harry Finkelman, a local realtor who recently bought the building from the Sorg estate. American Rolling Mill Co announced Charles L Huston Jr resigning from personal relations to join Lukens Steel Co in Coatesville. State Highway Department officials unveiled an underpass project at Rt 4 and the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad in Peastown with a $250000 cost.
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Middletown
Olege
Sorg
S. Main Street
Harry Finkelman
American Rolling Mill Co
Charles L. Huston Jr
Lukens Steel Co
Coatesville, Pa
State Highway Department
Rt. 4
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Peasttown
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