Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal lists per copy prices for weekdays and Sunday, city delivery options, and annual subscription rates by mail in trading and non trading areas, with international rates. It notes mail subscriptions payable in advance and that the paper is published daily by New Journal Inc, founded in 1857.
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Middletown
Ohio
S. Broad St
First Ave
Postoffice
USA
Dow
Newe Journal Inc
Quote from Matthew 25 40 NEB
A religious citation presents the words of Jesus in Matthew 25 40 from the New English Bible. It expresses that acts of kindness to others reflect service to Christ and God.
Soft Moon Landing Challenge To U S
The piece notes Luna 9 achieved a soft lunar landing with data transmitted from Ocean of Storms and credits Soviet engineers. It contrasts U S efforts with May planned first manned attempts and cites President Johnson praising mankind’s achievement while also noting a Broadway play, The Wayward Stork, flopped after five performances.
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Moon
Lunar
Johnson
Kremlin
Soviet Union
United States
Gemini and Apollo pace toward moon missions and tests
The article outlines Gemini 8 with Maj. David R. Scott set for early March to test weightless work and docking on a two man craft. It notes upcoming unmanned Gemini and late year three man Apollo flights as essential steps toward the first lunar expedition and the broader space program.
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Apollo
Asauming
David R. Scott
Unemployment Bill Could Expand Jobless Benefits
Admin officials guide Congress on H.R. 8282 to raise state unemployment pay and require higher employer contributions. The plan would let quitters and those fired for cause collect benefits, with staged 26 week periods funded by both state and federal governments. Representative Rhodes argues it promotes idleness contrary to full employment goals.
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Washington
John Rhodes
R.-Ariz
Rhodes
America
Peace at Any Price and the Viet Nam War Debate
A column contends that public calls for peace at any price could enlarge the conflict in Viet Nam. It cites the 1964 congressional resolution supporting the President and notes President Johnson's Hawaii talks to press for unity, seek peace terms, and continue aid to South Vietnam.
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Washington
South Viet Nam
Congress
Viet Nam
Hawaii
America
Johnson
United States
Read er's Digest analyzes H R 8282 effect on unemployment benefits
Earl and Anne Selby argue that H R 8282 would raise unemployment benefits and hinder penalties for cheaters. They warn many states would have to double benefits, with Alaska reaching 125 a week by 1971, New York 102, Florida 81, Nevada 15. The piece notes tax free dollars, potential job losses, and a price inflation spiral as taxes and benefits push costs higher.
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Current Reader's Digest
Earl
Anne Selby
Alaska
The
American Enterprise Institute
Washington
New York
Florida
Nevada
Karnak Dreams Through Lady Bird Johnson Visit
Ruth Montgomery portrays Karnak as a symbol of renewal linking Karnak temple to U S and Egyptian progress. She imagines Lady Bird Johnson touring Karnak and compares ancient monuments to modern projects, noting Aswan Dam plans and Nasser era development as signs of hope in a changing valley.
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Upper Egypt
Lady Bird Johason
Karnack
Texas
Paris
Cairo
Luxor
U. S
Ramses II
Nefertari
Nile
Pedernales
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Hatshepsut
Jesus of Nazareth
White House
Washington Monument
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Amon-Re
Mrs. Johnson
United States
United Arab Republic
Lyndon B. Johnson
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nile Valley
Nasser
Kings
England
Thebes
Egypt
Hope Springs
Heart Fund party highlights child survivors and newsboy ethics
Delta Sigma Beta Sigma Phi hosts Happy Hearts Party at Knights of Columbus hall to showcase Butler and Warren county heart surgery survivors. The piece urges readers to support heart research and reflect on responsibility to newsboys who supply newspapers and credit.
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Delta Sigma Chapter
Beta Sigma Phil Sorority
Butler County Heart Association
Knights of Columbus Hall
Butler
Warren
The Eagles Theory In Paul Harvey’s View on Vietnam
Paul Harvey contrasts Hawks Doves and Owls in Congress and society urging varied Vietnam approaches. He argues for deploying maximum military power to uphold treaty obligations then withdrawing, likening a strong US to an American Gibraltar led by Eagles.
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Military
Hawks
Peking
Hanoi
Haiphong
France
Southeast Asia
Owls
Pentagon
Main Street
Us.a
Gibraltar
Winston Churchill
Russia
Red China
Asia
United States
Red World
Eagles
Not-So-Vanishing Americans and Odd Nature Facts
A humorous 1950 column blends Census figures showing a rise in the U S Indian population from 357499 to 523591 with quirky nature notes. It jokes about crow behavior banyan trees in Calcutta and penguins walking upright, riffing on American skepticism toward government and common cold cures.
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United States
Census Bureau
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Woodland
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St. Louis
Ruth Montgomery
Muany Egypt
Pyramids
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Lucius Battle
American University
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Uct
Paul Harvey
17Th Parallel
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South Pole
Dennis the Menace
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