Middletown Journal subscription notice and bible quote
The Middletown Journal published daily by News-Journal Inc lists subscription rates for week day and Sunday copies, city carrier and mail options, and yearly prices. The page also prints a biblical quotation from II Corinthians 5 17.
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Multilateral Nuclear Force Debate Shifts in UK US Talks
Washington officials report NATO unity goals in MLF discussions. Prime Minister Wilson and President Johnson delayed binding decisions to consult allies, noting MLF would boost sovereignty of deterrence but not core strength. New British proposals may move the issue off dead center as finalisation remains unlikely.
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Joe’s icy drive ends at post. caution in road conditions urged
A local driver named Joe loses control on a slick road and slides into a signpost, barely avoiding injury as he reflects on adapting driving to road and visibility. The item ends with a note about the AMA crusade against medicare and observers questioning its progress.
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Labor Targeting Six Republican Senate Seats in 1966
AFL CIO COPE identifies six vulnerable Republican incumbents Gordon Allott Len Jordan Jack Miller Karl Mundt John Tower and Milward Simpson as top anti labor targets for reelection with massive funding planned. The report also notes labor driven gains in Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana and other states during recent elections citing expanded COPE programs and large literature distribution.
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Voter registration drives boost Democratic gains in 1964 elections
COPE reports extensive registration campaigns across states contributing to pro labor Senate victories in Utah Wyoming New Mexico Nevada Oklahoma and New York. Leaders plan for 1966 elections while preparing for off year 1965 contests including New Jersey and Virginia races and dozens of state legislatures and city elections.
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COPE Eyes Gubernatorial Upset Across Ten States
The COPE leadership targets ten Republican held governorships in 1966 including Colorado Massachusetts Ohio Wisconsin Wyoming Maine Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania and New York. They plan to back fresh Congressmen elected in the Johnson sweep and extend labor farm and minority coalition efforts to key Senate and gubernatorial races.
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Hoover warns on campus Communists and civil rights foes
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover told the Pennsylvania Society in New York City that a new Communist youth group, the Dubois Clubs of America, dominates a campus program aimed at seducing students. He linked it to the Communist Party and warned of infiltration in civil rights activism while urging vigilance against extremist groups and biased court outcomes.
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Frugal McNamara Drives Johnson Budget Tone
President Johnson champions thrift as Defense Secretary McNamara targets base closures and Army Reserve merger with National Guard. They pace a fiscal plan near 97.9 billion with 51.2 billion for defense, aiming to trim payroll and cut 150000 positions to save about 150 million annually.
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Factographs of Barnstaple’s ancient borough claim
Southwest England town of Barnstaple bills itself as the country’s oldest borough with Saxons Normans Shakespeare and Pepys linked to its history. It marked its 1 000th birthday in 1930. The note adds odd facts about lobsters with hatchery survival odds given.
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The Legend of Conrad Cobbler Enlivens Christmas Echoes
In a small village a poor cobbler named Conrad welcomes strangers in a Christmastide dream. He shows kindness to a beggar a weary woman and a lost child, believing the Lord himself would visit. The tale ends with the revelation that the beggar the woman and the child were Christ in disguise.
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Kilgallen notes Delia Parodi as mysterious Red Lady
Dorothy Kilgallen covers foreign and entertainment gossip. Delia Parodi, 32, is identified as Juan Perón’s ally, while Eva Perón’s discomfort with the arrangement is mentioned. The column mixtures include Berle family, Phyllis Diller, Anthony Quinn, and a note on a new U S mint silver coin.
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