Broad at First Ave in Middletown area
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Middletown
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1962
Page
4
Middletown Onto Postoffice Subscription Rates
Subscription rates listed for News Journal Inc. include per copy and carrier options, weekly and daily mail plans in and outside the trading area, with annual outside USA pricing. The notice notes salience of prepayment and publishing cadence, citing a biblical quote.
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USA
Powers For Abel Trade Stirs Debate On Spy Swap Value
The United States swapped Rudolf Abel for Francis Gary Powers amid debate over worth. Abel, a veteran Soviet spy, may still feed intelligence while Powers could illuminate questions from the U-2 incident. The piece stresses individuals matter in America and mentions a moon mission promise and a hint of the green cheese debate.
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United States
Rudolf Able
Francis Gary Powers
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Powers
Able
T ‘Ens
America
Fishermen and the cycle of winter reminiscence
The piece divides winter anglers into ice fishers, warm-climate vacation anglers, and talkers. It highlights the springtime surge of fishing reminiscence, as February to April energize memories of summer bass and lunkers, signaling the yearly revival of the sport.
Romney Emerges as GOP Hope for Michigan Governorship
Republican spirits rise as George Romney, the compact car man, announces a bid for Michigan governor. Analysts weigh Romney versus Goldwater, Nixon, and Rockefeller as 1964 presidential prospects amid GOP divisions and Kennedy uncertainty.
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George Romney
Michigan
Romney
Goldwater
Kennedy
Thought reshape key to health and success
Norman V. Peale extols changing thinking to transform life and health. A Houston pastor recounts a wealthy, pessimistic businessman whose pains proved psychosomatic until a Chicago physician urged renewed religion and thinking overhaul leading to renewed vitality and purpose.
Chaff From The Staff Hard To Get Ahead Of Hair Of Kids
Middletown school system official Tom Webb observed a kindergarten class and told the children how to show they’re ready for first grade by proper hand placement and avoiding nose picking. A girl correctly noted his hair resembles her grandfather’s as the lesson concluded.
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Tom Webb
Middletown
Mr. Webb
Tom
Andy
Stone Age Tribes in Netherlands New Guinea Clash
Reports describe tribesmen in the disputed Indonesian territory of Netherlands New Guinea as still largely Stone Age in practices. They chip tools, fight with spears, wear little clothing, and uphold head-hunting as an honorable duty. In winter, vast crowds reportedly gather for cold collecting activities.
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Wids
Netherlands New Guinea
Indonesia
Powers Hero or Bum in Spy Controversy
Opinion piece condemns smug critics of spy Powers alleging cowardice and calls for peers to judge his actions. It argues a gutless generation seeks to dodge accountability, notes back pay debates, and asserts Powers risked his life for national security while praising his courage and duty.
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Pilot Powers
Powers
The Poverty Of Logic And the UN’s Fate
George Sokolsky argues that pure logic can erase meaning and critiques the United Nations as a flawed peacekeeping effort built on flawed majority rule. He warns that reliance on the UN risks surrendering national sovereignty and suggests empires or coercive control as easier paths.
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George Washington
Alexander Hamilton
Thomas Jefferson
United Nations
Gossip in Gotham and New York Showbiz Whirl
Dorothy Kilgallen sketches Hollywood romances and studio intrigues with Elizabeth Taylor, Eddie Fisher, and Debbie Reynolds amid New York dining buzz and Broadway rumors. The piece notes Robert Preston musical reception, Barbara Steis, Zoe Caldwell, and Kennedy era media frictions, plus industry chatter on TV ventures and theater plans.
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Elizabeth Taylor
Eddie Fisher
Liz
Debbie Reynolds
Hollywood
Albert Camus
Philadelphia
Comedienne
Barbara Steis
Albert Finney
Zoe Caldwell
Harry Belafonte
Kennedy
American Cancer Foundation
Charlies Trenet
St. Regis Maisonette
Shoreham Hotel
Washington, D. C
Barnes
Juanita Hall
Las Vegas
David Merrick
Pamela
James Mason
Henry Morgan
Elsa Lanchester
Dick Stabile
Mimi Gendel
Terry McDougall
Middletown Draft Board reports lower registration turnout
H C Millep says registration below 4600 target with 3495 men registered in the Middletown area over the weekend. Red Cross secretary Lila Smith says national HQ reports enough knitted garments to supply military personnel until midsummer. Mrs C H Harris elected president of the Ohio State University Mothers Club with new officers named.
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H. C. Millep
Middletown
Lila Smith
Red Cross
National
C. H. Harris
Ohio State University Mothers Club
Roy Murbach
Art Linkins
Vernon Jones
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