Middletown Journal subscription rates and info
The Middletown Journal publishes daily in Middletown Ohio and lists subscription prices. Details include per copy rates of 6 cents weekdays and 15 cents Sundays, city carrier 50 cents weekly, and mail options at 10 dollars yearly within trading area and 35 dollars outside, with payment in advance.
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Hand of God and future faith in 1962
The piece notes yearly prophecies for 1962 and argues faith in God guides better than uncertain forecasts. It recalls King George VI urging trust in God over paths of light and contends forward progress demands faith, while commenting that conservatives in the House may block Kennedy after wrestling with liberals.
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England
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Whopper Toppers Liar Club in Burlington Faces Tough Competition
The Burlington Liars Club again hosts its annual tall tale contest with a flood of fibs. Critics note global myths eclipse local yarns as rivals like Moscow and Goa figures overshadow Burlington’s entries. The piece mocks civil defense funding as a boondoggle and urges sourcing bigger stories.
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Goa
Burlington Liars’ Club
Moscow
Rockefeller divorce not hindering 1962 GOP bid
A shift in perception follows reports that Governor Rockefeller plans to run for president and seek re election. Polls suggest the impending divorce will not erode his appeal and a Goldwater Rockefeller primary could energize the GOP and strengthen the democratic process.
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Prayer in Schools and the Nation’s Faith
Jim Bishop argues that prayer in public schools remains a public issue. He asserts religious freedom means Christians and non-Christians should coexist without state coercion. He critiques efforts to remove religion from schools and warns of a growing secular Tower of Babel that could alienate believers.
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Miami
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Tower of Babel
First Weather Satellite Returns Somber Winter News
The Soviet Union sent the first man into space while the United States deployed the first weather satellite. The craft transmitted data and somber readings throughout the long winter, signaling ongoing challenges in space exploration and meteorology.
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U. S
Kennedy era labor excesses threaten 1962 economy
Analysis argues Kennedy ignores wage price problems and labor excesses as unemployment stays high. Steel and electric disputes loom with a looming June strike, while a lax federal response risks a profit squeeze, higher costs, and potential nationalization pressures. The piece critiques administration ties to unions and urges decisive action to restore employment and fiscal balance.
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America
First National City Bank of New York
National Association of Manufacturers
Afl-Cio
American Iron and Steel Institute
Riverton’s Mayor Corbitt Paves Way for Civic Pride
Willa Wales Corbitt, widow and former educator, wins four terms as Riverton mayor. She upgrades city services, finances bold projects with bonds, and pays debts through meticulous accounting. Under her leadership streets, utilities, airport, park, and police facilities expand without new taxes.
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Willa Wales Corbitt
Riverton
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University of Wyoming
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Estrellita The Stars Sae For Tomorrow
Tomorrow brings excellent influences and congenial social activity. avoid heavy business plans if today is your birthday. Gains appear in job and finance with hard work and optimism, especially August and November and again December for expansion opportunities. Personal relationships stay favorable, and a child born today may be highly emotional and chatty.
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Cold season tips from a local reader
Dave Regan offers practical advice on coping with colds in cold weather. He notes the illness often lasts two weeks, suggests resting, staying home, keeping warm, gargling sore throats, and avoiding contact with others who are ill. Emphasizes masks for mothers with colds around infants and seeking medical help if persistent or in babies.
Eyebrow pencil bride Lucen McGrath weds quietly
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Lucen McGrath widow of George Kaufman ties the knot with Dr. Stephen Goodyear in a quiet ceremony. New York sentiment centers on betting the home team as fans discuss sports and entertainment headlines.
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George S. Kaufman
Stephen Goodyear
New York Giants
Lance Brisson
Rosalind Russell
Freddie Brisson
Vic Damone
Georgia Meyers
Gene Krupa
Metropole
Bob Brookmeyer
Cathy Mann
Laurence Harvey
Charles Boyer
Napoleon
Greta Garbo
Corporal
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France
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Europe
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Hans Christian Henderson
Elizabeth Taylor
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Evanston
Red Skelton
Lake Tahoe
Harrah
Blair House
Jane Fonda
Jennie
the Sardinet
Carmen Capalbo
Yoo,hoo
Pierre Salinger
Donald O'Connor
President Kennedy
Ancient weighted weapon used by Gauchos and Eskimos
Factographs describe the beta as a weapon of weights connected by thongs. It was used by primitive peoples thousands of years ago and is still occasionally employed by South American gauchos and some Eskimos.
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