Middletown Journal subscription rates and details
Middletown Journal in Middletown Ohio lists subscription prices including 6c per weekday and 15c Sunday, 50c weekly carrier, $10 yearly mail in trading area, $20 outside trading area, and $35 outside U S. per year. Published daily by News Journal Inc founded 1857.
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Dominican Liberty The United States should aid Dominican freedom
The essay argues that the Dominican people prefer liberty over dictatorship and warns that embracing stability under Trujillo and similar regimes risks allowing communism to fill any vacuum. It urges the United States to support genuine freedom without intervention, lest soft living lead to hard times.
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Dominican Republic
Trujillo
Scientific Basis for Equality Over Racial Myths
A Southern governor orders a so called scientific study of racial traits, but the American Anthropological Association affirms no inherent cognitive differences by race. The report supports equality under the Constitution and opposes pseudoscientific claims justifying white supremacy.
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American Anthropological Association
Non-Conflict Mayor Sets Tacit Policy in Tucson
The newly elected Tucson mayor Lew Davis resigns as president of a title and trust company and relinquishes a state real estate broker's license to avoid conflicts of interest. The move is praised as a prudent precedent for other cities and levels of government.
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Tucson, Ariz
Title and Trust Company
Tucson
Saltonstall Expected To Succeed Bridges In GOP Power Shift
Washington report notes Leverett Saltonstall, the Massachusetts senator known as a solid conservative, is poised to inherit Styles Bridges' key posts as ranking Republican on Armed Services and Appropriations and possibly chair of the Policy Committee. The piece highlights his broad respect in the Senate, cross-faction appeal, reelection victory over Thomas O Connor, and hints at a potential bid for Congress for his son William. It also mentions intra party dynamics with liberal and conservative factions and notes Saltonstall's status as a Massachusetts institution.
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Bridges
Armed Services
Appropriations Committee
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Saltonstall
Everett Dirksen
Salty
Afl-Cio
Labor
Jack Kennedy
Springfield
Thomas O'Connor
Club
Senate
George Aiken
William
Bay State
Ohio
Bob Taft Jr
Congress
Factographs and trivia from a historic Britain page
Facts cover geographic measurements and natural history noting Ben Nevis height 46 feet tallest in Britain. Define dead heat race as equal finish. Giraffe limbs same length. Thunderstorm energy compared to first atomic bomb. Home accidents often occur in bedrooms or stairs. Metal top hat as electrical storm refuge. Pigeon bone weight versus feathers. Best turquoises from Asia Minor Turkestan Siberia. Carthage ancient city located in Africa.
True liberals and conservatives uphold the law in debate
The piece argues that true liberal and true conservative stances defend government by law and oppose coercion. It cites executive overreach with nondiscrimination rules, press freedom threats, club boycotts, and private associations. It highlights Fr McInerney and Dr Hanley as examples of liberal thought favoring persuasion over coercion.
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New York
Washington
Associated Press
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McInerney
Dexter L. Hanley
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Georgetown University
Hanley
Connecticut
Congress
Kennedy
America
Crabmeat Policy Shift Rules US Soviet Talks
Washington column mocks Kennedy Khrushchev interview for 7000 word transcript focusing on crabmeat policy. Notes 22 percent tariff on canned crab and 15 percent on uncanned, with no free import. Describes disarmament talks, Dominican Republic, Cuba and Cheddi Jagan, and quotes Adzhubei on US Russia trade. Commentary lampoons astrology and kitchen debates, hints at Arthur Dean involvement in Geneva.
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Kennedy
Khrushchev
Berlin
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Russia
Valerian Zorin
United Nations
Adzhubei
Dominican Republic
Cuba
British Guiana
Cheddi Jagan
Investia
U. S
Soviet Union
White House
Levestia
Richard M. Nixon
Arthur H. Dean
Dean
Geneva
Tasmanian devils climb trees as youngsters
A brief note states young Tasmanian devils retain tree climbing ability while this skill fades with age, alongside a fact about Greenland being largely ice capped at about six sevenths.
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Greenland
Gift Giving and Christmas Spirit in a Christian View
Dave Regan argues that true Christmas gift giving is a soulful act, not commercialism. He condemns overspending and prideful generosity while praising affordable gifts to loved ones, especially children, and stressing shared Christian values over material excess.
Jottings on Mitzi Gaynor and Hollywood Scuttlebutt
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Mitzi Gaynor’s potential one woman show at the Palace after Las Vegas success. Bettina Arliss contemplates marriage to Count Lorenzo Attolico. Hildegard Neff loses status. Nadia Tiller rises and tensions with Hildegard surface. Conflicts behind show biz couples alarm friends. Las Vegas aims to curb Twist craze to protect gamblers. Molotov’s defection hopes fade. Patrick Gatling seeks Peggy Lee. Bogarde slams Hollywood. Capote in Spain gets screenwriting offers from The Innocents fame. Missile defense debate grows between antimissile missiles and shelters. Tina Livanos hints At Onassis Maria Callas marriage pursuit amid Grace and Rainier ties. Claudette Colbert eyed for Broadway. Liberace thriving at Lake Tahoe. Libby plans TV comeback.
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Mitzi Gaynor
Judy Garland
Las Vegas
Bettina
Ali Khan
Lorenzo Attolico
Hildegard Neff
Germany
New York
Hollywood
Molotov
Vienna
Moscow
Patrick Gatling
Peggy Lee
Pat
Claudette Colbert
Barbados
Broadway
Liberace
Lake Tahoe
Libby
City plans direct representation for pensioners
Twenty years ago on Friday December 5 1941 the City Commission backed a Trades and Labor Council demand for direct representation of local old age pensioners. The current practice of sending a county office representative from Hamilton was deemed a Civil Service violation. Diplomatic moves by Britain and Japan signaled a deepening crisis with the United States as Japan recalled two attaches from Washington and Britain recalled all military personnel from Singapore.
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Trades and Labor Council
Hamilton
Japan
United States
Washington
Singapore
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