Middletown Journal subscription rates and a Bible verse
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for per copy, carrier, and mail options in and outside the trading area with annual rates. The page also features a Romans 12:1 quotation urging readers to present their bodies as a living sacrifice to God.
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Federal aid clash over two year school construction bill
Senate Labor Committee held three days of hearings on a two year 1 billion dollar grant program for school construction. Administrations plan and White House proposals will shape Congress action amid desegregation compliance debates and state funding limits.
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Pay-As-You-Go Plan Broadens Stock Ownership
The New York Stock Exchange launched the Monthly Investment Plan enabling pay-as-you-go stock purchases from 45 dollars per quarter. By late November 26,000 MSPs held about 9.5 million dollars, with total potential investments reaching 65 million. Investors vary by size, with average contributions of 45 dollars a month for small and 200 for large. Most existing investors consider adding more and would recommend the plan.
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Pauperizing Marginal Workers in Wage Debate
Ralph T. Moore argues in the Oregon Voter that each raise in the federal minimum wage makes marginal employment uneconomical and reduces opportunities for unskilled workers to learn skills, citing retail as an example and questioning the broader benefits of higher wages.
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Ralph T. Moore
Valentines Day Surprise For Amelia Dobbs At Acme Co
Amelia Dobbs, long-time secretary to Hamilton Penfield Potts IV at Acme Tiddlywinks Co, receives a valentine gag card and a lavish lunch surprise. Potts, after learning of a cruel cartoon about her, stages a celebratory gift fest with his four executives, then reveals Amelia sent the cartoon to herself.
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It Won't Be Easy To Prosecute Matusow
Washington reports on Harvey Matusow who claims his past testimony was a lie and now says he lied under oath for money and publicity. The government must prove perjury with new and old testimony, raising questions about prior trials of 13 communists and a labor leader. Matusow’s party affiliation and FBI role are noted as background.
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Soviet Russia
Power Of The Party Over The State In Soviet Russia
George E. Sokolsky argues Khrushchev’s rise consolidates party supremacy in the Soviet Union, reducing the state’s power. He critiques Malenkov’s brief leadership, notes Stalinist orthodoxy, and warns that peaceful coexistence may justify Soviet expansionism against the United States.
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Fragmentary Factoids From an Old Almanac Note
Readable lines cover earth mass rough estimate and small nations with El Salvador Haiti meanings and Vatican City size. Mentions ukulele origins Portugal, pollard tree crown trimming, and early legends for church readings. Ends with a practical tip about sharpening scissors on sandpaper.
Two China's double talk judged a diplomatic failure
Harry Boyd argues against a two China solution linking Maoist and Chiang regimes in the UN. He criticizes double-entry diplomacy as impractical, warns such half measures fuel more conflicts, and urges confronting the Formosa issue openly rather than with semantic tricks.
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Formosa
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Chiang Kaishek
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Estrellita Horoscope For Tomorrow
The stars advise practical goals in business tomorrow and warn against overreaching. Evening urges caution with money for "hard luck" stories, offer help within means. Birthday note hints at entering a new phase around tomorrow.
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Town Tales of Fire Bills and Misread Garbage Men
A lighthearted skit weaves Armco factory pride and a $400,900 blaze with a joke about the city’s municipal garbage change. A resident misreads visitors as garbage workers, and a woman mistakes repair crews for collectors. A punchline hints at lawn mower envy.
Hollywood notes spark next to sail of stars and scandals
Dorothy Kilgallen sketches Hollywood's latest feints with Debbie Reynolds and Tab Hunter in a photos spread while Edie Fisher may not approve. Ella Raine and Col. Robin Olds tease life beyond show business as Louis Bellson rides a Europe tour, Pearl Bailey joins the flight. Quiet GOP race concerns swirl around Gov. Harriman. Joan Holloway tests for Paramount, William Saroyan greets a new niece, and cabbies report midtown waits.
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Eddie Fisher
Debbie Reynolds
Tab Hunter
Jack Dempsey
Estelle Allardale
Paris
Ella Raine
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Wendy Barrie
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Tony Boalt
Louis Bellson
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Europe
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Joan Holloway
Gwen Verdon
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Saroyan
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New Year Horoscope Promises Wealth and Romance
A horoscope foresees strong optimism and major gains in work and money over four months. From late June to mid November opportunities arise to expand the home, with romance and surprises. Fall and winter bring new chances for a broadly good year, and a child born today is described as ambitious and resistant to criticism.
United States to halt hydrogen bomb tests
Washington announces no hydrogen bomb tests will be conducted. Officials cite safety and international stability as reasons, signaling a shift in nuclear policy and offering a basis for future weather and climate discussions.
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