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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1961

Page

4

Middletown Journal subscription rates and details

The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates and delivery options for Middletown and surrounding areas. Prices vary by delivery method with annual mail rates set at 10 dollars in trading areas, 20 dollars outside, and 35 dollars for outside the USA. Subscriptions are payable in advance and the paper is published daily by News-Journal Inc. Founded 1857. Jesus quote appears in the copy.

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Washingtons inaugural counsel for liberty in troubled times

The article links George Washingtons 1789 inaugural address to 1961, urging preservation of liberty and prudent governance. It notes Washington urged the people to uphold the sacred fires of liberty with broad outlook and temperance, and suggests his advice remains relevant as the era of United States resistance to tyranny continues. The piece ends with a light aside about a $100 duty-free limit for European tourists.

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Intrigue Builds Over GOP Sweepstakes of 1962

The GOP faces a race in 1964 with Nelson Rockefeller seeking re election as New York governor while Arizona senator Barry Goldwater and Richard Nixon confront pressure from both liberal and conservative factions. Javits urges Nixon to win his spurs before the reins are considered secure, amid public speculation on future party leadership and strategy.

Nelson Rockefeller New York Harry Goldwater Arizona Richard M. Nixon Senate Nixon Goldwater Jacob Javits Rockefeller Javits

Wrathful Riders Riot in Naples Strikes Transport

A Naples transport strike sparked fires vandalism and street chaos as buses and trolleys were immobilized. The riot, while condemned, warned other cities about unrest among commuters and ends with a remark about marital strain among couples.

Smiling TV man Jack Gregson battles comeback after tragedy

Jim Bishop profiles Jack Gregson a 45 year old TV figure once bright on air now sidelined by a back injury. Despite a life story of success from Spokane to New York including an ABC morning show and a Submarine film role he faced paralysis and loss of career, farm, and home. He keeps smiling as he struggles to find new work while living in Key Biscayne with a small rental and golfing to fill days.

Gregson Spokane Wash KGA KDYL Salt Lake City Divin Jack KFSO San Francisco Art Linkletter the Divine Jesus Jack Gregson Australia New York ABC Connecticut West Redding Key Biscayne William Holden William Bendix Santa Jerry Doctors Hospital Lenox Hill Hospital Robert Neale Miami Ted Baker Channel 10 Mutural Jamaica United States Ways and Means Committee Fidel Castro Cuba Pattle Creek Mich William Lawrence New York Times

Paradox in Kennedy Education Bill on federal grants

Washington lawmakers face a constitutional paradox in President Kennedy’s education plan. Federal funds would support scholarships without regard to faith but exclude church elementary and secondary school construction and salaries. The issue hinges on equal protection and church-state separation while reenforcing support for college loans to both public and private institutions.

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Gambling debate heats Jamaica’s tourism scene hums

Dorothy Kilgallen surveys Jamaica's gambling sparsely, weighing pro and anti groups. She notes proposed government run casinos, Nassau and Puerto Rico studies, and the island's need for money for schools and roads while highlighting Jamaica's import dependence and travel appeal.

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Local Crime and Community Honors Highlight Feb 22 1941

Fred Taulbee of Rolling Mill Park offered a sack of corn to the thief who stole his chickens. George Finkbone, longtime Madison Township Board of Education president, was guest at a testimonial luncheon at Peastown School. George H. Harvey, founder of Gardner-Harvey Paper Co., honored at a banquet in Elk's Temple for service to the company now Gardner-Richardson.

Fred Taulbee Rolling Mill Park George Finkbone Madison Township Board of Education Peasttown School George H. Harvey Gardner-Harvey Paper Co Gardner-Richardson Elk’s Temple

Middletown Girls to Represent at Southwest Area Scout Confab

Middletown Girl Scouts will play a key role at the Southwest Area Girl Scout Conference in Columbus at the Fairgrounds. About 20 Middletown area representatives will join discussions, a banquet, talent show, and closing luncheon under the theme Plea For World Unity. Monique Braun of France will join a panel, and Joseph Davis will present a skit titled Sob.

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Uninvited guest chaos at Mardi Gras Ball

Washington columnist recalls Rep Ed Willis of Louisiana hosting a grand Mardi Gras Ball in 1961. Willis oversaw every detail, schmoozed sponsors Bruce Tucker and Mississippi Valley Flood Control, and hosted a lavish luncheon in the old Supreme Court chamber. A minor misstep left Tucker remarking on the invite error while the column satirizes social faux pas and Kennedy era humor.

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Horoscope for Estrellito The State Tomorrow

Tomorrow you can gain through study work correspondence attention to accounts. Outside interferences could cause strife. The chart signals a year of serious considerations with social activity. A difficult start but a fair chance to cope. Care for others may bring closer ties later in the year. Business rewards around spring and mid June to late November. A child born today may become a musician or actor.

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