Middletown Journal subscription rates and masthead
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices including per copy rates for weekdays and Sundays, carrier and mail options with yearly terms, and United States and international rates. The page notes the address at Broad and First Ave and carries a biblical verse from John 4 25.
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Middletown Journal
Middletown
Ohio
First Ave
Postoffice
U.S.A
News-Journal Inc
Samaria
Jesus
Messias
Christ
President Eisenhower backs flexible plan on farm relief
The farm message urges Congress to consider a constructive alternative to the Wheat program with three guidelines. It highlights expanding the Soil Bank and retirement of up to 60 million acres, aiming to curb overproduction and reduce crop surpluses.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Capitol Hill
G.O.P
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Soil Bank
Department of Agriculture
Iowa State College
American Farm Bureau Federation
Credit Card Economies Budget Chief Warns on Spending
Maurice H. Stans, the budget director, warns Congress pressed 40 major spending bills totaling 326 billion dollars over five years. He contrasts 50 to 60 billion dollars a year in new spending with 80 billion dollars in revenues, calling it "credit card" economies. He urges vigilance as defense against national bankruptcy.
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Maurice H. Stans
Congress
House
Senate
Granddaughter Ginny Hosts Cozy Roast Beef Night
Jim Bishop recalls a long evening at Ginny Frechette's in Lincroft with Charlie, the twins Pamela and Robin, and neighbors helping with shop, housework, and a lively family scene. He notes the 93 mile distance from Sea Bright and reflects on aging as young families thrive.
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Virginia Lee
Charlie
Charlie Frechette
Sea Bright
Ginny
Lincroft
Lil Capelli
Virginia Schaller
Tammy
Castro
Little Jim
Lil
Roadways and early North American settlers noted
There are about three million miles of paved roads in the United States. Eskimos, moving from North America over a thousand years ago, were Greenland's first residents.
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United States
North America
Greenland
Red Nuclear Test Ban Proved Just Hot Air
Washington reports that disarmament progress remains distant as the Soviet Union rejects a US comprehensive proposal to end nuclear tests. The piece accuses Communist hypocrisy of spreading global petitions and propaganda about radioactive fallout without conclusive proof.
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Washington
Soviet Union
America
United States
Labor picket lines and nuclear test talks judged in court
The piece discusses picket line tactics at the Stork Club and a court hearing with Arduilio Susi about union recognition. It shifts to U S policy on banning nuclear tests with a view that the Soviets resist inspection and aim to preserve production and use of nuclear weapons.
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Stork Club
New York
Union
Archie 0. Dawson
Arduilio Susi
Susi
A‘l
Landrum-Griffin
National Labor Relations Board
Sherman Billingsley
Geneva
United States
Estrellita Horoscope for Tomorrow Bright Ambition and Change
Tomorrow promises a lively, constructive state with strong energy for new plans. Avoid sharing ideas early to prevent premature publicity and envy, and expect cooperation from influential people in 1960 and the year’s latter part. Occasional domestic changes in late October. romance favored in August.
Middletown Sees A Mild Winter With Lingering Ills
Dave Regan notes Middletown faced a mild winter yet battled flu and heavy colds. He recalls pneumonia fears this season, hopes for a March escape to Phoenix, and urges gratitude for smaller heating costs and fewer snow-related troubles.
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Middletown
Phoenix
U.S. and Soviet Aid Compete in Indonesia Over decades
Sukarno praised as Lenin Medal recipient in Jakarta while Washington and Moscow extend loans and arm shipments. The United States and the USSR have funded and supplied Indonesia since the 1950s, backing military aid, aircraft, and hardware to counter a communist influenced rebellion led by the Colonels.
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Indonesia
Sukarno
Jakarta
U.S
Dutch East Indies
Soviet Union
Sen. Styles Bridges
Department of Defense
Avia
Czechoslovakia
Eggs and other oddities in a consumer tale
A mash of quick takes covers egg diet hints from agriculture officials and breakfast swaps, faux steer horns for TV decor, a Continental league facing an $8 million minor league territory bill, synthetic beer in New Zealand, washable money tests in Japan, and jealous origins from a Greek boil.
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