Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices and delivery options. It notes per copy rates for weekday and Sunday editions, in city and suburban routes, and annual mail rates for trading areas, outside trading areas, and international subscribers. It also states advance payment, daily publication, and the publisher News Journal Inc. founded 1857.
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Middletown Journal
Middletown
Ohio
S. Broad St
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Postoffice
USA
News Journal Inc
General Motors profits rise 23 percent pass two billion
The General Motors Corporation reports 1965 profits up 23 percent and becoming the first business to exceed two billion dollars in earnings. The note emphasizes auto safety responsibility and the potential for safer designs and greater safety research.
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General Motors Corporation
NASA Budget Cut Signals Slower Post Moon Plan
Since 1958 NASA spending has risen, but next fiscal year starts with a 163 million dollar reduction from this year. The agency will still receive over five billion dollars, though long term manned and unmanned spaceflight plans may slow, delaying further moon landings and other explorations. The cut reflects shifting priorities amid broader national needs.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Space Agency
Earth
WHO launches world wide drive to eradicate smallpox
The World Health Organization aims to eradicate smallpox within ten years with a vaccination campaign reaching about 1.78 billion people, roughly two thirds of the global population. The plan targets African and Asian nations where the disease remains, with some Latin American countries included.
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United States
World Health Organization of the United Nations
WHO
Tower's Narrow Re-Election Bid Talks of 1964 Upset
Political analyst notes Texas Senator John Tower appears to have momentum amid a split Democratic field led by Waggoner Carr. Private polls show a neck and neck race as Tower strengthens his conservative stance and campaign in a divided state. The piece also outlines potential GOP gains in Houston and shifts in Texas districts under redrawn maps.
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John Tower
Texas
U. S
Tower
Lyndon Johnson
Lone Star
John Connally
Ralph Yarborough
Waggoner Carr
Carr
Houston
George Bush
Senate
Where Are The Liberals On The 14(b) Issue
A 1960s column questions liberal responses to compulsory unionization proposals in Congress. It notes Senate filibuster blocks passage, cites Johnson’s shift under union pressure, and asks why liberals fail to oppose laws forcing joining a union as a job condition. It contrasts liberal defense of free belief with support for labor-driven compulsion.
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Washington
America
Supreme Court of the
United States
Congress
Congres
Johnson
Uncle Sam Goes Deep Into High School Education Field
Washington reports on the Upward Bound program a $20 million federal effort led by Richard T Frost to lift motivation and college access for disadvantaged tenth and eleventh graders across 18 campuses. Participants receive full expenses a $10 weekly stipend and access to tutoring and cultural activities.
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Gambie
Sargent Shriver
Richard T. Frost
Reed College
Oregon
Project Upward Bound
Frost
Uncle Sam
Lincoln Washington Birthday Reminder At Holy Name Breakfast
Dave Regan notes Abraham Lincoln and George Washington anniversaries as guiding reminders amid turbulent times. He promotes St. John Church Holy Name Society breakfast at 9 a.m. featuring Sister M Francesca on interracial understanding to unite attendees of all faiths.
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Abraham Lincoln
George Washington
Lincoln
Washington
Holy Name Society of
St. John's Church
Francesca
Academy of the Immaculate Conception
Oldenburg
Ind
Republicans Outline Strategy Aligning With Viet Nam Debate
Walter R. Mears reports GOP strategists aim to exploit Democratic divisions over Johnson's Vietnam policy in the coming elections. They back bipartisan support for the president while criticizing secrecy and seeking domestic issues, with Morse predicting voter opposition to the war in the next election.
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Johnson
GOP
Capitol Hill
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
U.S
North
Thomas W. Benham
Opinion Research Corp
Benham
Harry S. Truman
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Morton
HOUSE
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Sen
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Grandpappy Jenkins Reflects On Mariners Lore
Grandpappy Jenkins recalls sea storms from his mariner days and a habit of friends giving blow by blow accounts. He notes changes in football, pharmacy pills, and alewives while commenting on September’s four Rs and oysters on the menu.
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Jenkins
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