Subscription Rates For News Journal In Middletown Ohio
The News Journal newspaper lists subscription rates including per copy prices for weekdays and Sundays, weekly delivery by carrier within city and suburbs, and annual mail options for trading areas, outside trading area, and international delivery, with terms payable in advance. The paper notes its founding in 1857 and identifies Postoffice mailing details.
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Come See A Man Who Told All I Did The Christ
John 429 is cited as a biblical verse where a passerby is urged to recognize Jesus as the Messiah. The brief prompt highlights a question about Christ presented by a man who reveals intimate knowledge of the speaker's past.
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Christ
John
Sit-Ins Sparked Broad Civil Rights Momentum Across Nation
Five decades after four Greensboro students began a lunch counter protest, the broader civil rights movement intensified with sit-ins that expanded into picnicking, lying-in, wading-in, and kneeling-in. The piece notes ongoing race-related progress and calls for continued push for safety in cars and roads. It also profiles Will and Ariel Durant concluding their history work and resuming writing, including their synthesis The Lessons of History.
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Greensboro
N.C
South
Durants
Will
Ariel
Jackie Kennedy Told Secrets by Houseguest Friend
Robin Douglas-Home recounts Jacqueline Kennedy's confidences in Queen Magazine, portraying her as both imperial and vulnerable. He claims she lamented public life, urged a Kennedy White House return, and teased a dynastic restoration while criticizing in-laws and political pomp.
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Washington
Jacqueline Kennedy
L'Affaire Manchester
Robin Douglas-Home
Queen Magazine
U. S
Britain
Earl of Home
Jackie
Dallas
William Manchester
Douglas - Home
Kennedy
Connally
Jack
Douglas- Home
Lee Radziwill
Ravello
Italy
White House
Destiny
Jfk
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Ethel Kennedy
Kennedys
Powell Seat Disqualification May Go to House
The House holds power to disqualify Adam Clayton Powell and deny his seat. Powell’s lawyers argue one constitutional provision applies, but the text notes two other clauses allow punishment and expulsion by each house with two thirds concurrence. The article centers on the possible constitutional bases for the Powell case.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Adam Clayton Powell
House
Powell
United States
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Frozen Man Revival Mystery and Cold Death Diary
The piece discusses Paul Harvey style hibernation claims of James H. Bedford and his bid to freeze for future revival. It references a 1939 Vermont diary account of winter killings in a mountain town, noting lack of authentication and chilling details from the diary.
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Glendale
California
James H. Bedford
Rutland
Vermont
Herald
William
Montpelier
Questioning Residency and Qualifications in Powell Case
A 1928 House ruling defined residency as occupying a state abode and obeying state court orders. The current Powell case questions if federal funds and subpoenas were properly handled and whether House rules on qualifications extend beyond age citizenship and residence. Outcomes depend on future hearings and constitutional interpretation.
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House of Representatives
James Beck
Pennsylvania
Powell
Powel
House Committee On Education and Labor
House
Washington Birthday Fair Lights Middletown Diary
George Crout reports a lively Holy Trinity Fair in Middletown with booths candy pond and prizes to fund a new church while St Johns hosts patriotic scenes and Washington themed programs. The Young Republican Men’s Club debates neutrality before primaries as rail work and electric traction line preparations begin tomorrow.
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Washington
Armory Hall
Cornelius Dillon
William McLane
Agnes Kain
Frank West
Holy Trinity
St. Johns Catholic School
Wedhlagen
Simon Goldman
Young Republican Men's Club
Richard Dowling
McKinley
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Franklin
Why Would Bob Considine Question Negotiation
The piece argues Americans enable Ho Chi Minh and Viet Cong aims. It suggests Ho believes gradual gains can outlast U.S. resolve, citing Vietnam terrain, Haiphong, Hanoi, and Gen Westmoreland’s numbers. Ho’s view: we won’t deliver a decisive strike to end the war.
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George Lichty
South Vietnam
Bill Westmoreland
Vo Nguyen Giap
Haiphong
Hanoi
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