Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Address
Subscriptions are listed for Middletown Ohio with rates for daily, weekend, and mail delivery. Rates include 60 cents weekly, 15 cents per copy, $15.00 yearly in-town mail, $24.00 yearly nationwide mail, and $38.00 yearly outside the USA. Printed daily since 1887 with an Psalm 23:6 blessing.
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A Nasty Little Man At Work In Middletown
The letter writer condemns a donor who sent dog food and potato peelings in a gift to Middletown GIs in South Vietnam. The author rejects the prank as a nasty, petty act and laments the impact on soldiers and their families, urging pity rather than anger. The piece ends with a caution to frame the perpetrator as a warning.
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Middletown
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Viet Nam
Dope Traffic Boom Signals Global Narcotics Plague
Two recent stories outline the scale of the narcotics trade. A $57 million heroin haul stands as the largest in U S history, while a U N Narcotics Commission report shows global seizure rates at about 10 percent. The piece cites clever concealment and high profits driving enforcement challenges worldwide.
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United Nations Narcotics Commission
U.N. Commission
Bahrein
Hong Kong
Southampton
Africa
Pakistan
Campaign to Make Bicycling Safer Nationwide
The General Federation of Women's Clubs launches a nationwide drive to reduce bicycle accidents amid a rise in incidents involving cyclists. Last year 700 cyclists died and more than 34 000 were injured, with many victims under 14. About 15 500 local clubs will join police safety groups and educators in the effort.
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General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Hosmer Warns McNamara Cuts Raise Nuclear War Risk
Rep. Craig Hosmer charges that large reductions in U S strategic bombing weaken deterrence and could invite a Soviet first strike. He accuses McNamara of inflating forces with faulty math while defending the need to deter Communist aggression and maintain a credible nuclear posture.
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Sargent Shriver
Office of Economic Opportunity
U.S. Questions Free Press Support Worldwide
A critique of American policy argues the United States does not consistently use moral force to defend press freedom abroad. It cites Sam Jaffee’s ouster from Moscow, Polish actions against Halberstam, and Rosenthal’s Poland expulsion as examples of restricted reporting.
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Tre Meadows
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Can
Sam Jaffee
Moscow
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United States
ABC
Tas
David Halberstam
Warsaw
New York Times
A. M. Rosenthal
Poland
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Rhodesia
Viet Nam
Red China
United State
Cuba
Europe
Free
Materalam
Free World
Johnson Faces Bitter Year Amid War and Tax Pressure
Lyndon Johnson confronts mounting tax and Social Security costs while Vietnam war strains his political revival. Freshman Democrats seek favors as budget pressures loom. foreign policy and press freedom debates shape his bid for the Great Society amid a volatile 1966 political climate.
Porkapolis nickname linked to Cacinnat meat center
A local nickname Porkapolis is tied to Cacinnat Ohio a meat packing center. The Roman Colosseum reportedly hosted about 87 000 spectators sealed in as part of its crowds.
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Porkapolis
Kindness Praised For Middletown Firemen After Fire
A Middletown resident praises the fire department for quick action at a house fire that destroyed toys and living space, noting the firefighters replaced the children's toys with kindness and concern and expressing gratitude without seeking publicity.
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Middletown
Should School Board Members Be Paid Full Time
Debates whether local boards of education should be salaried full time as federal education policy grows. Proponents argue budgets and duties justify pay, while opponents worry patronage and focus. The issue mirrors national concerns about local control versus federal involvement in schools.
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Ound
John Can
Goldwater
Godwater
Lyman Johnson
Ook Johnson
Washington
Johnson
Harold Howell
U. S
Yale
North Carolina
Red - Neck
Howe
Board of Education
National Education Association
The
United States
Congress
Mewes Inoue DeGaulle Review Praises Weekend Debuts
Critics label Mewes as deadlier than ever and forecast bold weekend showings by Charles DeGaulle and Charlie, the perennial birthday tone.
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Charles DeGaulle
Charlie
Today in History December 3 highlights
On this date milestones include Hitler and Eva Braun public documents in Berlin 1945 and Rudyard Kipling born 1865. Earlier events cover the Gadeden Purchase treaty with Mexico 1833 the Iroquois Theatre fire 1903 and regency proclamation by King George II in 1960.
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Gadeden
Mexico
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Alfred FE
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George
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Howe
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China
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