Subscription rates listed for Middletown Journal
The Middletown Journal in Middletown Ohio lists subscription prices including 50 cents per week by carrier, 10 dollars per year for six days by mail in trading area, 2000 dollars per year for seven days outside trading area, and 35 dollars per year outside the USA. All mail subscriptions payable in advance. Published daily by News-Journal Inc. Founded in 1857.
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Negro Police Slow Gains Highlight Race and Voting
The Southern Regional Council reports 165 localities in 13 Southern states have 646 Negro policemen, up from 536 five years ago, with gains in Jacksonville, Miami, New Orleans, Atlanta and Mobile. Restrictions ease as uniforms, access to HQ, and training expand. voting rights remain the key lever for broader progress.
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Southern Regional Council
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Miami
New Orleans
Atlanta
Mobile
Louisville
Today’s athletes outpace former eras in many feats
The piece argues that records fall as training, gear, and methods improve. Pole vaults surpass sixteen feet with John Uelses, while Cornelius Warmerdam’s fifteen feet once seemed unbeatable. The mile breaks four minutes again, and fiberglass poles aid vaulters. Baseball players today likely rate highly among predecessors. expanding recreation may demand more land for fields nationwide.
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John Uelses
Cornelius Warmerdam
Verses
National Observer begins as a new weekly publication
The National Observer debuts as a weekly nationwide paper. Proponents argue a weekly perspective can supplement daily papers by offering broader context and balance amid a flood of news. Its success hinges on delivering clear, insightful summaries and avoiding redundancy.
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Mark Lane Emerges As Reds Push In New York Politics
Fulton Lewis Jr. profiles Mark Lane a dark haired New York State Assemblyman aligned with Communist and reform circles. Lane attacks Rockefeller shelter programs and accuses Long Island’s Carlino of pushthrough gain while courting liberal allies and challenging Farbstein for Congress.
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Joseph Zaretski
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Unon Carlino
Albany
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Leonard Farbstein
Estrellita Stars Forecast For Tomorrow and Birthday Prospects
The zodiac reading notes fine planetary aspects govern personal matters but warns an adverse trend in late afternoon to be tactful with business associates. For tomorrow birthdays, expect developments in personal and business life this year with opportunities in job and money, plus strong personal relationships and romance, tempered by caution from May to June.
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Factographs Insulin From Animal Glands and Virus Evolution
Factographs note insulin derives from pancreas glands of sheep oxen hogs and calves that are slaughtered. Scientists believe viruses arise through evolution like higher organisms.
Image of a disorganized Republican Party in 1960s America
Washington opinion piece argues the Republican Party shows bankruptcy and disarray as it searches for a candidate to challenge Kennedy in 1964. It cites lack of unity, strategy, and coherent principles, noting past GOP failures and current domestic issues.
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George Dixon Anyone For A Husband
Peace Corps Director Sargent Shriver faces a comical intrusion from a Brazilian resident, Senor Shimon, who writes about arranging a wife for his son with strict national and physical criteria. The incident highlights the quirky persistence of international correspondence and the Peace Corps stance on foreign critiques. Meanwhile, Democrat Lyman Chamberlin predicts a New Hampshire race shift, claiming a Bridges widow nomination and challenging GOP confidence, as he presses for details from party leaders.
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Ben Franklin Turkey Proposition and Election Jibe
The column riffs on Ben Franklin preferring a turkey as national emblem over the eagle, mocks a politician calling for fewer elections, notes November weather lagging October in some areas, Cild says Jr plans a toy electric train, and compares Soviet and U.S. space firsts indicating the race to be first.
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Benjamin Franklin
United States
Turkey
Ben
Valentines Day Surgery Offers Hope For Two Young Patients
May Clinic and University Hospital doctors hope Valentine surgery can cure a congenital heart condition in three year old Eric Reot of Rochester Minnesota and aid blood deficiency treatment for Ed Edmiston in Columbus. Both boys seek post cards and letters to bolster recovery as studies continue.
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Harold Reot
Vannest Avenue
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Valentine
May Clinic
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M‘nn
Aeronca
Ness
University Hospital
Columbus
Brigitte Bardot’s new favorite Jean Wax Riviere rises
Dororthy Kilgallen profiles Brigitte Bardot’s new favorite Jean Wax Riviere a tall dark guitarist who stars in Paris hits Music Friends and Black and White. Bardot supports his rising fame while Hollywood buzz grows around personal life and industry party chatter with names like Jane Oswald Lyn don Johnson and Stanley Donen cited amid show business restless energy.
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Jean Wax Riviere
Laurence Olivier
Paris
Hollywood
Jane Oswald
American Airlines
Arthur Miller
Marilyn Monroe
George Montgomery
Dinah Shore
White House
Lyndon Johnson
Lester Lanin
Lyndon Bear
Stanley Donen
Ucer
Minute prayer plan across Middletown wartime effort
Twenty years ago on Sunday February 15 1942 the Rev Frank E F Johnston pastor of the First Baptist Church and president of the Middletown Ministerial Association announced a cooperative plan for a 6 pm daily minute of prayer during the war. Local industries churches and the press would blow whistles ring bells and print a daily thought of prayer in the Journal. George Denny chair of the Middletown defense savings committee said 14 local industries had adopted a payroll allotment plan for workers to buy bonds.
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Frank E F. Johnston
First Baptist Church
Middletown Ministerial Association
Journal
George €. Denny
Middletown Defense Savings Committee
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