Middletown Journal Advertising and Publication Details
The Middletown Journal lists pricing for subscriptions and copies. Rates include 15 cent daily and Sunday per-copy, 12 dollar seven-day mail within the trading area, 20 dollar outside the area, and 35 dollar yearly outside the U.S. The paper, founded in 1857, is published by News-Journal Inc with motto and a biblical quote from Isaiah 41:13.
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Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
News-Journal Inc
Free Enterprise Peril in Britain Affects Steel Industry
The article argues that a possible Labour victory in Britain threatening another steel nationalization would hurt the global steel market and damage U S prestige. It notes postwar privatization has boosted production and warns private enterprise benefits British and allied interests, urging restraint on nationalization plans.
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Great Britain
British Steel
Britain
United States
Labor
Brink’s Road Numbering Transformed American Travel
John G. Brink conceived and led a 1920s effort to number roads, replacing wordy directions with a standardized system. His scheme, tested by 60 draftsmen across cities, progressed from northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin to national adoption through the American Association of State Highway Officials, changing how travelers navigate unfamiliar routes.
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John G. Brink
Illinois
Wisconsin
Brink
American Association of State
Restoration of Louisbourg Fort Explored As Franco-British Link
The article notes renewed interest in restoring the French fort at Louisbourg on Cape Breton Island, a key site in the historical cooperation between Great Britain and the American colonies. It recounts how Louisbourg was built to defend Canada, its 1745 siege by Pepperell, and its exchanges between France and Britain before the Revolution shifted colonial aims.
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United States
Canada
Louisbourg
Cape Breton Island
Great Britain
France
England
William Pepperell
Maine
Cape Breton
Madras
India
Miami golf trip leads to Golden Isles housing tour
The narrator and Kelly tour Golden Isles in Miami with Don Cuddy and Leon Yeuell. They view three one story Florida homes near waterways, with features like terrazzo floors, a large garage, and a private dock. Prices run toward $57,000, with discussion of affordability and future moves.
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Miami
Florida
Kelly
Irving Cowan
Nick Berson
Calcutta
Donald Cuddy
Cuddy
Don
St. Matthew's Church
Golden Isles
Leon G. Yeuell
Mr. Yeuell
H. B. Layne, Inc
Gulfstream Race Track
Layne
Yeuell
Johnson's address signals resolve and unity for America
Washington observers note President Johnson conveyed firm resolve and dedication in his first address to Congress. He emphasized defending national interests, maintaining commitments from South Vietnam to West Berlin, and translating Kennedy’s ideals into action while urging tax and civil rights legislation.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
America
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Alliance For Progress
South Vietnam
West Berlin
Kennedy
Legislative Branch
Mr. Johnson
Ring of Good Luck Talisman Tied To LBJ Career
The jade ring given by Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield to Lyndon B. Johnson accompanies the president during tense Senate battles. Mansfield later passes the talisman to his successor, leaving Dirksen as the ring’s lone wearer among leaders. Observers speculate about Johnson’s 1964 ambitions and reminisce on the Culpepper Club origins sparked during Johnson’s South transit.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Capitol
LBJ
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Johnson
Mansfield
Montana
Lej
Hong
Lyndon Johnson
Mike
Lyndon
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Kennedy
Nixon
Lodge
Culpepper Club
Daughters of the Revolution
South
Culpepper
Dick Nixon
I Bought The Place After A Laughing Episode
The narrator recalls purchasing a property for forty five thousand dollars during a surreal moment as his wife laughs. He signs the papers, questions the future, and plans to write three more books while his wife imagines simple paper routes for the children. A psychiatrist, Dr. Frank Pignataro, is named for a head examination next week.
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Kelly
Frank Pignataro
Telling Me Men and Mirthful Old Sayings
The piece quotes Milt the printer and Grandpappy Jenkins joking about hats trousers and horseshoes. It notes Erhard, West Germany's new chancellor, as a puncheon target and compares old times favorably to modern trends.
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Milt
Sterling
Grandpappy Jenkins
West Germany
Erhardt
Good Neighbors Help Two Women In Distress
A visiting woman in a city found a dentist who refused payment and donated his work to restore her tooth. He even arranged a taxi home and asked her to give the money to charity. A second elderly woman who fell and broke her hip got help when a stranger answered her plea and called her sons, later sending flowers to the brave caller.
Broadway Bulletin Board A Chronicle Of Stage and Screen Tidbits
Dorothy Kilgallen sums up a wave of show business notes from New York and Hollywood. Talks of ads pulled after Kennedy’s assassination, NFL officials unhappy with reactions to last Sunday’s games, and novelist Erskine Caldwell’s hand operation. Cary Grant seen in Pamela Mason’s play, Ingrid Bergman’s paparazzi clash in Rome, Ingrid’s store incident, and Harlem News’ Kennedy special. New Yorkers react to One Hundred Dollar Misunderstanding as stage adaptation debates unfold.
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New York
Kennedy
East Side
National Football League
Washington Diplomatic
Ident Johnson
State Department
Erskine Caldwell
Dyan Cannon
Chicago
Cary Grant
Broadway
Toronto
St. Louis
Windy City
Hilly
Woolf
Sammy Lee
Tom Jones
United States
Notable Cropland Yields Highlight New Jersey Lead
Factographs show New Jersey cropland earns more cash per acre than any other state. Historical notes recount the guillotine executing about 19 Paris heads during the French Revolution. Caesar era Rome housed around 1.2 million people. Elevators entered New York hotels in 1859.
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New Jersey
Paris
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James) Mason
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