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The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates in this catalog style notice. It shows per copy weekday 10 cents and Sunday 15 cents, motor route 60 cents weekly, and mail options: seven days 15.00 for in trading areas and 30.00 outside, with one-year rates. published daily by New Journal Inc. since 1857.
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A biblical verse from the epistle of Paul to the Corinthians urges cheerful giving. It emphasizes voluntary generosity, not compulsory or reluctant donations, as a spiritual obligation.
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Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Short Trip And More Zip Revolutionizes Rail Travel Idea
New York Central Railroad faces a 16.2 million deficit and proposes replacing long distance trains with high speed intercity shuttles under 200 miles. Census data show most travelers stay under 200 miles, signaling a major shift in passenger service concept.
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New York Central Railroad
Central
Interstate Commerce Commission
America
NYC
Tyranny in Argentina Draws U S Protest Calls
The article condemns General Ongania's regime in Argentina for suppressing dissent and forcing changes at universities after banning Tia Vicenta. It notes U S recognition with reluctance and urges Washington to protest more firmly against the dictatorship. It cites the beating of Prof Warren Ambrose and calls for action similar to Peru in 1971.
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United States
U.S
Washington
Organization of American States
Juan Carlos Ongania
Tia Vicenta
General Ongania
Warren Ambrose
University of Buenos Aires
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Peru
Eight steps to handle big difficulties by Norman V. Peale
Peale outlines eight practical steps to face major problems without panic or melodrama. He warns against self pity and overdramatic language, urging calm thinking and practical, common sense actions to avoid getting bogged down.
Roof and gas gaffs and a Middleton plea
Rattled roof fixers after a July 13 storm left roofs bare and shingles missing. A homeowner faced a unacknowledged repair bill as a fixer misread addresses. A gas station mix up left a driver paying nearly five dollars for four ninety cents worth of gas. A Middleton resident pleads for action against rail delays.
Practice steps for clear thinking and creative listening
The advice urges de confus ion of difficult situations by listing elements on paper and taking one step at a time. It emphasizes seeking the right course, praying, and practicing creative listening to find inner guidance.
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Minneapolis
Harry
Persistence through faith helps life’s troubles
A waitress and the columnist discuss keeping a positive mindset and praying for help. She shares that acknowledging the problem and believing, with divine support, helped her stay on top of a big pile of difficulties even though they remain.
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Calvin Coolidge
Rail shift ends long haul passenger service this year
Paul Harvey notes New York Central will discontinue long distance passenger trains and cap travel at 200 miles, ending the Twenty Fifth Century Limited Chicago to New York. He contrasts European luxury trains with American travel, laments rail profitability, and warns against government overreach in the rail industry.
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New York Central
Chicago
New York
France
Duchess of Windsor
Sie
Britain
Retirement budget shows major costs and hopes for 1966
A 1959 retiree couple with a $273.30 monthly income analyzes rising real estate taxes and medical costs since 1950. They expect Medicare to cut health costs, but housing and food account for large shares. potential savings from selling assets could boost lifetime income well beyond $86 monthly.
Britain rules the soccer world and other noisy claims
A montage of bold opinions and cultural jabs shows Britain dominating soccer by beating West Germany before a global TV audience while other anecdotes recall midtown Manhattan chaos, Richard Rodgers’s rescue by a traffic cop, and showbiz and military figures linked to C B S and RCA Victor.
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West Germany
Britain
Everest
Richard Rodgers
Manhattan
Mr. Rodgers
Rodgers
Syracuse
Carousel
Sound of Music
Sheep counter at Denver Stock Yards retires after 43 years
The sheep counter who claims to have counted over 20 million sheep at the Denver Stock Yards retires after four decades of service. A quirky note mentions other oddities like a Middleton youth claiming a chip eating record and a mistaken implication about Thomas Jefferson’s name.
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Denver
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