Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Data
The Middletown Journal in Ohio lists subscription prices for various delivery options. Rates include 6 cents per week for a single copy, 15 cents for Sundays, 50 cents weekly in city areas, 12 dollars annually by mail in the trading area, 20 dollars annually outside the trading area, and 35 dollars per year for outside the United States. All subscriptions are payable in advance. The publication is issued daily by News-Journal Inc.
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Maflin
U.S.A
National Salesmen's Week Highlighted for Economic Support
The piece notes February 23 29 as National Salesmen's Week, honoring sales and marketing workers for keeping factories and farms supplying consumers worldwide. It discusses job creation, living standards, and efforts to recruit talent through clinics and programs, with Luther Hodges praising salespeople as front line fighters. It ends with a tangential health statistic about smoking and tobacco industry dynamics.
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America
United States
International
Luther H. Hodges
Congress In Uniform and the Soldier-Legislator Dilemma
The article notes many senators representatives and staff hold Reserve commissions, offering insight but risking conflicts of interest. It cites Newsweek calling reserve officers high caliber lobbyists for services and the Defense Department, with Marine Col John R Blandford as an example, and questions if public interest is best served by part time military roles.
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Congress
Congression
Newsweek
Defense Department
John R. Blandford
House
Armed Services Committee
Austin's Thurmond attack on Rustin shocks civil rights
Fulton Lewis Jr reports Thurmond read to the Congress a Rustin record including a 1953 Pasadena sex perversion arrest and WWII draft issues. Rustin’s role in the Aug 28 march drew praise and controversy as leaders viewed him as indispensable. Rustin traveled to the Soviet UN Mission amid a New York boycott backdrop, claiming pacifist aims and disavowing communism while critics warned of personal smears and safety risks for the civil rights movement.
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Washington
South Carolina
Strom Thurmond
Senate
Congressional
Bayard Rustin
Thurmond
Rustin
Pasadena
Calif
Dixie Democrat
Austin
Park Avenue
Committee For Non- Violent Action
A. J. Muste
Vladimir Kovanov
Gotham
Milton Galamison
Brooklyn
Rubies Rise As Black In The Red Gem Trade
The piece notes ruby prices climb since 1955, labeling the red gem market firmly in the black. It mentions wordless TV commercials from a U S firm for foreign stations and reflects on February woes. It also covers the United States launching the world’s heaviest satellite at 337 200 pounds, turning a childhood rhyme into a scientific fact.
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U. S
Lawmaker Attacks Civil Rights Bill as unconstitutional
Representative Louis C. Wyman argues against a House passed civil rights bill, warning it invades private rights and federal power, labeling the measure unconstitutional and a threat to liberty. He cites constitutional limits and urges upholding the Constitution over federal coercion.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Supreme Court
Johnson Shows Thin Skin as Campaign Tools Rise
Washington AP: President Johnson reveals irritation at critics during a speech to IRS agents, calling them bellyachers and noting the campaign year tempers. The piece compares Johnson's current stance with 1960 dynamics involving Nixon and Goldwater, underscoring a mirrored partisan tension.
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Washington
Johnson
Internal Revenue Service
Senate
Eisenhower
United States
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Factographs Anion and San Marino's size
Factographs Anion is defined as an atom or group with a charge. San Marino, an enclave entirely surrounded by Italy, covers 23 square miles and is Europe’s oldest state.
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San Marino
Italy
Europe
Middletown Dog Show Invites All to Attend Sunday
The Middletown Training Club hosts its 12th annual dog show at the National Guard Armory on S Main Street. Doors open after 9 am and close by 6 pm with 89 dogs competing for 48 trophies. Food will be available.
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Middletown
National Guard Armory
S. Main Street
Legal battles and showbiz notes spiral through Kilgallen column
Dorothy Kilgallen reports Pamela Mason's lawsuit against Loretta Young over a breached contract tied to Porty on a TV show, plus a panel of theatre and screen gossip. Pamela Mason’s barristership heats up as Loretta Young faces a family dispute, while other items cover film deals, stage rehearsals, and star sightings from New York to Mineola.
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Pamela Mason
James
Loretta Young
Pam
Loretta
Portland
Porty
Mama Mason
Funny Girl
Barbra Streisand
Peter Ustinov
Jamaica
Anthony Quinn
Theatre TV
SRO
Joe Levine
Stanley Baker
Kalahari
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
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