Middletown Journal subscription rates and mailing details
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National debt limit pressures Congress amid defense rise
The piece notes mounting pressure on the federal budget as defense spending grows and tax revenues lag, pushing toward raising the $275 billion debt limit. Eisenhower warns that substantial expenditure increases are needed, while political fears hinder tax action in an election year. The article outlines debt history and ceiling changes from 1812 through 1946.
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Adenauer's West Germany Victory Boosts NATO Stand
Konrad Adenauer, now in his 80s, secured another West German election win, seen as a bulwark against Communism. He broke relations with Yugoslavia after its recognition of East Germany, while Germany’s economy thrives with full employment and rising living standards under his steady leadership.
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Murgatroyd Resorts To Philosophy By Crabbed Conversation
Hal Boyle and ED Creagh present a humorous dialogue featuring Mr and Mrs Murgatroyd arguing over aging, procrastination, stamps, and the meaning of Christmas. They spar about time, money, psychiatrists, and the idea of multiple Christmases while avoiding practical tasks like mailing cards and buying gifts.
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Eisenhower Faces Demands to Quit Amid Political Attacks
The article argues Democratic critics push for Eisenhower to resign amid partisan attacks and illness. It lauds his conduct, notes his wartime leadership, and warns against removing him without constitutional grounds or replacing him by a vice president. It urges adherence to decorum and faith.
Christmas Morning in a Gazette Office
A boy reporter in a quiet city newsroom on Christmas morning hears the telegraph room come alive with urgent signals. He fears a war or major bulletin as multiple machines begin tapping out messages while staff prepare to cover breaking news.
Invocations in Public Prayer Need Sincerity Over Routine
Paul Harvey argues that invocations often become memorized platitudes aimed at the speaker's display rather than addressing God. He recalls moments when prayers felt direct and transformative, urges speakers to seek genuine, immediate connection and avoid self presentation in public openings.
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What Do You Want For Christmas Dave Regan Here And There
A lighthearted column argues men are easy to buy for and prefer practical gifts like shirts socks and basic clothing rather than gadgets. The writer jokes about not needing much and wishing for smaller Christmas bills as the best gift.
Benson’s press conference leaves questions, not answers
Ezra Taft Benson’s Washington press conference is ridiculed as empty theatrics. The writer mocks the secretary’s insistence he won’t resign, noting the spectacle and the absurdity of a cabinet member generating more heat than information.
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Estrellita The Stars Say For Tomorrow Horoscope
Tomorrow brings cautious action and self reliance as haste could cause errors. For those born today gains appear in coming months with effort, intelligence, and original ideas attracting influential figures, plus travel and romance windows and strong personal relationships through mid 1958.
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Couple denied divorce after four years of silence in court
A British court refused to grant a divorce to a couple who had not spoken in four years, leaving them speechless. Meanwhile, a New Orleans man called police claiming little green men from a flying saucer stole his wallet. He questioned whether U S money could be legal tender on Mars.
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