Middletown Journal Subscription Rates
The Middletown Journal lists per copy five cents, in city 30 cents weekly, 40 cents with Sunday edition. Outside city 25 cents weekly, 35 cents with Sunday edition. Mail rates: trading area nine dollars yearly, outside trading area eighteen dollars, outside U S A thirty five dollars. All subscriptions paid in advance.
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Europe Eyes First Step Toward a European Customs Union
The plan foresees six nations France Italy West Germany Netherlands Belgium and Luxembourg forming a common market with no internal tariffs. Britain seeks a 17 nation free trade area including Austria Denmark Greece Ireland Iceland Norway Portugal Sweden Switzerland and Turkey. The change could raise competition for U S manufacturers and shift trade dynamics toward Europe, with eventual broad benefits for living standards.
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Beck vows to expose racketeering in Teamsters probe
The McClellan committee targets Teamsters leaders over welfare fund irregularities as Dave Beck delays testimony until March 26 in Europe. Contempt citations loom for Beck's top aides while investigations span eight cities and widen to Carpenters and other unions amid graft and intimidation probes.
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Seattle
Grip on See Worth 2 Million Sparks Cold Hot Feelings
Hal Boyle describes handling a two million dollar pear shaped diamond once owned by Harry Winston. Winston, calling the gem unmatched in quality, explains the painstaking 19 month process to cut and polish the stone, naming it Miss Nameless and planning a sale through Winston’s network.
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Willie Sutton
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Wine
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Louvre
Winton
Inmates to Receive Standard Wear for Summer
A local prison announces issue of new standard wear for inmates this summer. The program aims to improve comfort and appearance, claiming to make inmates well dressed within the facility.
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Iowa Sale Penitentiary
U. S
Premature sanctions debate in United Nations charter
In Washington the author argues sanctions are a last resort under UN Charter. Real action requires Security Council consensus and provisional measures first, with mediation and peaceful means prioritized before enforcement. The piece urges UN to function as designed to remove fear and restore faith.
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Korea
Moscow
Israel-Egypt
Reflections on Birth Praise and Cars Mentioned
The column muses on gender roles at birth with a 21 gun salute and possible 101 gun salute for a boy. It recalls monarchs and measurements of fashion, then shifts to early car names Sexti and Octo Auto and a critique of tire makers. It ends with school days memories and film casting thoughts about Crosby and Runyon. It lists flower names including Mignonette and Daisy.
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Ginlaveth
Ated
Catherine the Great
Queen Victoria
Englar
Crosby
Damon Runyon
Bing Crosby
Runyon
Jolson
Larry Parks
Eisenhower as juggler holds four Middle East balls
Article surveys President Eisenhower juggling four major Middle East issues while balancing Arab influence, Israel, Egypt, and Soviet pressure. It notes Truman’s sympathy, congressional concerns, and debates over sanctions against Nasser and the UN approach, with Saud’s role. It mentions Dulles pursuing options without broad sanctions and hints at shifting leverage.
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Middle East
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Israel
Saud
Saui Arabia
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Nasser
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Dulles
Horoscope for Estrellite The Stars Sav For Tomorrow
Tomorrow's outlook brings cheerful influences and a sign of progress. The forecast notes early efforts may turn favorable this week and financial prospects improve, with December promising strong business and personal affairs into 1938.
Middletown Middies Gear Up for State Finals Atmosphere
Dave Regan notes the rush for finals tickets as Middletown high school fans prepare for the state tournament in Columbus. He warns adults attending should remember this is a high school event and not professional sports, urging balanced enthusiasm and proper conduct.
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Columbus
Middletown
Uninformed Mass Opinion and The Knowledge Gap
George E. Sokolsky debates whether the masses should be governed by informed elites or remain capable of forming conclusions from data. He cites Dean Barrett and Winston Churchill contrasts, argues public intellect vs. expert dominance, and discusses Soviet and Chinese contexts to question who truly understands nations and wars.
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Edward W. Barrett
Graduate School of Journalism
Coumbia University
Joe McCarthy
de Toqueville
Walter Lippmann
Soviet
Russia
Khrushchev
Bulgana
Sacha
Winview Churchill
Michael Borodin
China
Boredin
Detective recaptures eloped couple in Moorehead Kentucky
1997 report notes Jess Dennis, a local detective, detaining a teenage couple who eloped to this city from Moorhead Kentucky to marry. They boarded a bus after a call from Moorhead police and were met by Dennis.
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Moorehead
Dennis
Moorhead
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