Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Facts
The Middletown Journal lists prices for various access methods including 10 cents for weekday copies and 15 cents for Sundays, 60 cents weekly by delivery, 1500 dollars yearly by mail in trading areas, 2400 dollars yearly outside trading area, and 4800 dollars yearly outside the USA. Air mail subscriptions are payable in advance. Published daily since 1857.
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Quote on treating others from Matthew 7 12 Phillips
A concise religious maxim states treat others as you wish to be treated. The saying, drawn from Matthew 7 12 in Phillips translation, emphasizes universal mercy and reciprocity as a core religious principle.
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Punishment Must Hit The Crime Editorial Statement
The Middletown Journal states it will publish the names of juveniles who commit crimes against the public welfare or are repeat offenders. It declares no policy to shield youths from publicity and asserts deterrence through transparency.
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Rockefeller defeats power odds pace for Arkansas governorship
Nelson Rockefeller’s victory in New York and Winthrop Rockefeller’s bid for Arkansas governorship test Republican strength in Democratic strongholds. Winthrop, a Republican in a traditionally Democratic state, surpassed 44 percent in 1964 and seeks further gains as Orval Faubus faces his seventh reelection bid. A Rockefeller win could boost 1968 presidential prospects.
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Salamanca Philippines Beauty Contest Puts Tail Count to Vote
In Salamanca Philippines a beauty contest tied to rat tails decided the winner Miss Carmelita Caruso after 17,834 tails were collected. A total of 84,276 rat tails were turned in, and the town says the rat problem is now solved.
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Ruth Snyder and Ruth Creighton Murder Tales Recalled
A provocative reminiscence links Ruth Snyder’s 1928 Queens murder to modern murder myths. It recalls Ruth’s crime with Judd Gray, the courtroom sequence, and the fatal power of poisons and illicit affairs.
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The Rare Exception in Murders and The Reich Case
The column reviews notorious cases in California and New York, detailing the Tregor-Dr. Finch and Susan Reich murders. It notes Eli garrotted Susan Reich for a ring, his accomplices jailed, and Madeleine Webb imprisoned while love and vengeance color the trials. It also mentions Melvin Powers and Candace Messler in Miami and questions whether love outlasts death.
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Morelock Rebel Remembered In Quiet Farm Tribute
John Chamberlain reflects on Paul Morelock, a Westminster farmer who led a seven-neighbor rebellion against crop control laws and was found dead in the snow. The piece links Morelock’s libertarian stand to ongoing fights over Section 14(b) of the Taft Hartley Act, urging renewal of freedom as spring returns.
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Periodic good and bad days in human behavior
The piece traces recurring cycles in performance and mood across professions. It cites Hippocrates Goethe and research by Brown and university teams proposing biological rhythms and uric acid links to drive and performance. It discusses biorhythm theory and historical examples from sports aviation and space research.
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Today In History February 18 Highlights Across Years
On this date Jefferson Davis was inaugurated in 1861 as president of the Confederate States of America in Montgomery Alabama. Other items include the 1735 Charleston operatic premiere Flora or Hole in the Well, 1915 German submarine blockade of Britain, 1939 Golden Gate Exposition in San Francisco, 1945 Iwo Jima landing, 1956 Eisenhower arms embargo reversal, 1965 Discoverer 21 launch, and 1965 McNamara on Vietnam policy.
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Sunday Traffic Safety Day Aimed at Churches
Governor Rhodes and highway safety leaders promote a Sunday as Traffic Safety Day with the message Reckless Driving is Morally Wrong and a prayer for safe driving. Manufacturers are adding safety devices, but belts require user compliance. A reader seeks help for a class of 1946 Optimists reunion photos.
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Warren C. Nelson
William C. Cook
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Liberals Split Over Viet Nam War Debate
Washington liberals who back President Johnson face harassment from fellow liberals as debate over Vietnam escalates. Dr. John Roche and other prominent scholars defend Johnson’s war policy amid hostile reception at lectures and campus events.
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Young Mich sixth grader spots bot error shaping college chance
In Michigan a sixth grader flags a computer mistake that could affect a student’s scholarship prospects. The piece also notes Mexico’s Jaime Bravo as a noted matador with film appearances, described as handsome, while warning bulls remain unpredictable. A separate item mentions a boundary dispute between Iowa and Nebraska presented to the U.S. Supreme Court, illustrating interstate squabbles within one family.
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Kennedy Seeks Liberal Backing Amid Viet Nam Debate
Kennedy Works to gain liberal support that traditionally backed Humphrey. He addressed an ADA dinner in New York City while Humphrey attended a Catholic organization dinner in Brooklyn. Kennedy arrived two hours late to the ADA event, as the ADA noted Humphrey had prior invitations. The Viet Nam controversy tests liberal loyalty with national effects still unclear.
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