Middletown Journal subscription rates and postal info
The Middletown Journal in Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates including 6 cent weekday copies and 15 cent Sundays. Local 50 cent weekly in-city, 45 cent outside. mail rates 10 dollars for six days, 20 dollars for seven days, 35 dollars outside USA. published daily by News Journal Inc. Bible verse included.
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Middletown
Ohio
Postoffice
Carrie
U.S.A
Almei
News-Journal Inc
De Gaulles stance shapes Ike Khrushchev talks
The London Economist likens the Eisenhower Khrushchev negotiations to a skimpy cafe menu and notes De Gaulle seeks greater NATO power, Algeria support, and a place in the nuclear club. Debre’s Aug 16 remarks underscore France’s insistence on advance consultation and wider authority, complicating Western unity ahead of talks.
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London Economist
Europe
Khrushchev
United States
Ministry of Information
U.S
Adenauer
West Germany
de Gaulle
Michel Debre
Moscow
Washington
Debre
France
Algeria
United Nations
Nuclear Club
NATO
Mediterranean
General Assembly
Congress
Lebanon
Khrushchev and Nixon debated U S life stats from 1959 abstract
The piece notes Khrushchev scoffing at Nixon's claim that American families own 56 million cars. It cites page 25 of the Statistical Abstract of the United States, 1959, listing 56 and 71 000 registered autos and taxis in 1958, plus home electricity and appliance ownership figures. It contrasts U S life expectancy with Russia and recalls Khrushchev's 1956 Moscow remark.
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Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Khrushchev
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
U.S
Moscow
Labor Codes and Cash Rules in House Vote Drama
Fulton Lewis Jr analyzes the Landrum-Griffin vote, arguing 131 of 201 anti supporters took COPE funds, and 31 switched to support after a free pitch. He claims most anti-votes were pro-labor career politicians, with 70 non-COPE aligned foes having strong voting records or fresh campaigns.
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House of Representatives
Landrum - Griffin
Organized Labor
Committee On Political Education
Senator Case
Connecticut
Washington
Landrum-Griffin
COPE
Americans For Democratic Action
Anti’s
Congress
Ada Stooges
Francis Case
South Dakota
Candy consumption per capita and Pony Express legacy
Factographs note United States candy intake equals about one pound per person every three weeks. The Pony Express began April 3, 1860 from St. Joseph, Missouri, and lasted 18 months, a romantic but financial failure. Beaver is the largest North American rodent and highly valued fur bearer. An electric refrigerator comprises roughly 1,400 separate parts.
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United States
St. Joseph, Mo
Labor buying up votes not new says AFL CIO leader
Washington debate notes that labor union leaders like James Carey and John L. Lewis have long shaped congressional campaigns with large contributions. The piece recalls Roosevelt era tactics, quid pro quo expectations, and the scale of spending in 1958, with about $10 million raised and directed to state organizations and campaign activity.
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Afl-Cio
Mr. Carey
Congress
CIO
John L. Lewis
Fice
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Saul D. Alinsky
G. P. Putnam & Sons
Roosevelt
United Mine Workers
White House
Democratic Party
United States
Mr Lewis
Saul Alinsky
United Mine Workers of America
Labor
House of Representatives
Eisenhower and Khrushchev set for talks by jet era
President Eisenhower's Washington to Moscow trip highlights how jet travel has made summit conferences routine. The article traces a century of leadership summits from Roosevelt to Churchill and Stalin, noting faster travel, and the planned Sept. 15 meeting in Washington followed by a Moscow visit.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Eisenhower
Europe
Nikita Khrushchev
Theodore Roosevelt
Panama
Wilson
America
Neville Chamberlain
Hitler
Munich
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Stalin
Yalta
Teheran
Truman
Churchill
Potsdam
Khrushchev
Britain
France
West Germany
Moscow
Turquoise sources and British army overseas service
A statement notes that the finest turquoises are sourced from Asia Minor Turkestan and Siberia. It also reports that about half of the British regular army is deployed overseas, highlighting widespread overseas service.
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Asia Minor
Turkestan
Siberia
Overseas
Dave Regan Here And There Heat Wave Rant
The column laments an unrelenting heat wave in the Miami Valley with 15 days of stifling humidity and no relief in sight. The writer notes relative comfort elsewhere but insists the hot weather dominates daily life and shows little sign of ending.
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Miami Valley
Broadway gossip and showbiz moves swirl in Gotham
Dorothy Kilgallen reports Rosallind Russell faces tax questions over deductions for Wonder Town and Auntie Mame while Debbie Reynolds eyes Paramount stardom. Dean Martin may win an Oscar nod or a long Paramount contract. Other notes include Lisa Powell and Patti Throop at Sands, Dick Roman replacing Tommy in October, and Mamie Eisenhower Russia trip talk.
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Rosalind Russell
Internal Revenue Men
Opnion
New York
Sands
Las Vegas
Debbie Reynolds
Paramount
East S.se
Billy Rose
Dean Martin
Chums
France Nuyen
Christian Marquand
Marlon Brando
Estrellita Stars Forecast a Cautious, Promising Year Ahead
The reading notes potential complex situations from planetary influences and advises adaptability and tact with superiors and family. It predicts a satisfactory year in job and finances for tomorrow’s birthday if a conservative, realistic program is pursued, with notable turning points and favorable romance and travel between May and August.
Transit Authority to repaint subway cars after 55 years
The New York Transit Authority plans to wash the exterior of its subway cars for the first time in 55 years. Officials say the cleaning will remove grime and brighten the fleet, though some worry about surface rust if maintenance is delayed.
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New York Transit Authority
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