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The Middletown Journal announces subscription rates for weekdays and Sundays, with carrier and mail options in and outside the trading area, plus international rates. Published daily by News-Journal Inc. since 1857, the notice includes a religious benediction verse.
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Compassion and ransom aid to Cuban prisoners sparks U S debate
The essay argues government aid to more than 1,000 Cuban prisoners with food and drugs is a humane act that preserves individual rights and reflects Christmas compassion, while criticizing Cold War policy and tying Bay of Pigs to US responsibility before noting the Trojans must outperform West Coast rivals in the Rose Bowl.
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Right To Dissent in Union Governance Cited by Minnesota Court
A Minnesota federal judge ruled national Painters Union officials lacked authority to block a local union from paying legal fees for dissidents, upholding local member will and emphasizing democratic procedure. The decision asserts courts will intervene to protect fundamental union rights, including free speech and dissent.
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Expectations Over Resolutions for a New Year
A reflective piece arguing that high expectations shape outcomes more than strict resolutions. It cites a New Year’s Eve experimental project where participants wrote anticipated life events to be opened a year later, noting nine tenths were realized and contrasting a man’s Saturn influenced luck with a woman’s unrelated success. The article urges replacing resolutions with bold, faith grounded expectations to activate positive mental power and divine provision.
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Job
Jesus
Henry James
Christmas Assembly Fails and Tree Trimming Tales
A nostalgic column recalls holiday mishaps from assembling gifts to trimming the Christmas tree. It notes a father’s misfit bolts, a mother’s request for preassembled toys, and a teen’s insight on growing up. Also glimpses a busy downtown shopping scene and a travel program on Hong Kong with transit notes.
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Roosevelt Junior High
Phil Walker
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Kennedy two year review earns praise and scrutiny
Paul Harvey notes President Kennedy’s televised two year review draws praise from The Times and Wall Street Journal while Republicans demand equal time. Ohio Congressman Brown hails it as the cleverest political PR. Kennedy appears calm, candid, and persuasive, outlining cold war realities, NATO dollars and sense, and limited influence over others, prompting renewed conservative agreement and reflection.
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Kennedy remarks echo Cold War fears and vigilance
The text reflects on Kennedy repeating established cold war fundamentals. It references George Sokolsky, Douglas MacArthur and Joe McCarthy in praising Kennedy’s articulation while noting the ideas are not new. It underscores ongoing vigilance and weapon strength as keys to peace.
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Katanga and Congo federations clash with US policy
The piece argues Katanga’s independence could sustain Congo economically and anti Communist positions, urging federalization under Katanga rather than UN centralization. It warns US support for self determination may back centralized regimes, citing Tshombe’s autonomy promises and regional pride, urging a Katanga federation on favorable terms.
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Christmas Mail At Post Office Causes Stir In Washington
Washington Postmaster Beall faces criticism after a holiday spike in discarded liquor bottles found at the city post office. A columnist jokes about government mail handling and jokes about officials, mail delays, and White House picket plans amid the festive season.
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Sweaters Get Longer As Fashioned for Well Dressed Women
From California reports tell of longer sweaters and mohair robe styles for boudoir wear. Knitwear aims to carry the well dressed woman from dawn to dawn with many sweaters taking on a suit appearance. Winter arrives early but is not welcome.
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