Middletown Journal Publication Details and Rates
The Middletown Journal in Middletown Ohio lists address details S Broad at First Ave and the mailing marks indicating Second Class Mail. Rates for subscription are shown as 6 cents per weekday and Sunday for urban areas, with suburban and outside trading area options at $20 per year and outside USA at $35 per year. All mail payments are in advance. The paper is published daily by News Journal Inc. and dates back to 1857.
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U.S.A
Goldwater Boost Possible as Eisenhower Aides Lean
The piece notes George Humphrey’s Goldwater backing and questions whether other Eisenhower aides like Charles Wilson or Sinclair Weeks might join, signaling a potential shift in Republican dynamics ahead of the nomination. It also reflects on Beatles publicity and the lack of a general American art guidebook for European visitors.
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George
Eisenhower
Secretary of the Treasury
George M. Humphrey
Humphrey
Great Lakes
Goldwater
Secretary of Agriculture
Ezra T. Benson
Defense
Charles E. Wilson
Commerce
Sinclair Weeks
Arizona
America
Lyndon Johnson
Jim Bishop Missing The Game Of Debts
An autobiographical sketch by Jim Bishop on debt, budgeting, and fragile finances. He recalls past excess, the lure of loan companies, and clever maneuvers to balance books while aging into solvency and sobriety. Personal anecdotes involve a Cadillac, Book of the Month Club charges, and a wife who prudently paid bills.
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Jim
Finn
Cedar Lane
Maggy
Mrs. B
Book of the Month Club
Appeasement Echoes From Prewar Days in West
Opinion warns that Western appeasement mirrors 1930s policy as Castro and Cuba test resolve. It argues the U S must show firmness against Soviet and Chinese expansion, noting missed chances over Guantanamo water and warning against concessions that invite further aggression.
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Free World
Castro
Cuba
Kennedy
Johnson
Guantanamo
Gard
America
United States
Washington
White House
State Department
Moscow
Munich
Hitler
Europe
Canada
China
France
Beatles Mania Outshines Queen's Visit in Washington
Washington diary notes the Beatles' high profile at the White House and British Embassy, contrasting it with Prime Minister Home and a public mood unsettled by Beatlemania. Salinger quips on public reaction as others mock or envy the craze. The piece ends recalling lighter adolescent pranks as more rational than the Beatles frenzy.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
Western Alliance
Britain
Hitler
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Britannia
Alex Douglas
Hume
White House
David Ormsby-Gore
Pierre Salinger
LBJ
Salinger
Fink
Ellen Douglas
Senate
Charles Douglas Jr
Mrs. Douglas
Frank Sinatra Sr
Manhattan
Comedienne
Kay Stevens
Kay
Beatrice Lillie
Alec Douglas
High Spirits
Boston
Panama Canal locks raise ships ninety feet at three steps
Factographs note the Panama Canal locks lift or lower vessels 85 feet between sea level and Gatun Lake level in three stages on each side of the Isthmus. It also mentions the oldest tender coins, silver half crowns, shillings, and sixpences from 1816 under George III. La Scala and the Bolshoi Theater share the distinction of the greatest number of tiers.
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Panama Canal
Gatun Lake
George III
la Scala
Bolshoi Theater
Moscow
Middletown Hospital tribute recalls old days and people
Dave Regan recalls a Middletown Hospital anniversary honoring long serving staff, reflecting on past emergency room experiences, memorable personnel like Herb McBain, and the historic pay scales for nurses and supervisors illuminating today’s shortages.
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Middletown Hospital
H. and
Ponti seeks French citizenship to wed Sophia Loren
CARLO PONTI leaves New York for Paris to file for French citizenship hoping to marry Sophia Loren legally in Italy remains unable to have their marriage recognized due to his divorce. The couple, praised for their devotion, face legal and familial hurdles as Ponti pursues a life with Loren amid public fascination.
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Carlo Ponti
Sophia Loren
New York
Paris
Sophia
Rome
Signor Ponti
Charles Boyer
Elizabeth Taylor
Carlo
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