Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Mail Policy
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for different delivery methods and areas. Rates show weekly and yearly costs for in city, trading area, and outside trading area mail, with all subscriptions payable in advance. The paper notes it is published daily by News-Journal Inc since 1857 and includes a biblical verse.
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News-Journal Inc
Kennedy picks Walter Heller for economic advisory post
President-elect Kennedy names Prof. Walter E. Heller as chairman of the Council of Economic Advisers amid expected opposition from financial conservatives. Supporters note Heller’s liberal fears are overblown, while bankers worry any academic meddling could threaten the dollar. Congress goals are clear, but success remains uncertain.
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Walter E. Heller
Council of Economic Advisors
Heiler
Heller
Amendment to include DC in presidential vote gains momentum
State legislatures meeting in 1961 consider the proposed 23rd Amendment to grant District of Columbia residents three electoral votes and voting rights in presidential elections. Massachusetts and Hawaii have supported it. final action required within seven years to avoid lapse. The piece notes inertia as the main obstacle and mentions soldiers rating milk.
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Congress
District of Columbia
Massachusetts
Hawaii
Nixon and the Press A post election reflection
The piece weighs whether press bias affected Nixon's defeat against Kennedy. It notes reporters' humanity and Nixon's less warm style compared with Eisenhower Roosevelt and Kennedy, suggesting coverage may have influenced voters but was not decisive. It also recalls Stevenson favored by reporters in earlier campaigns.
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Nixon
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Adlai Stevenson
FAA chief Quesada under fire from pilots and owners
Fulton Lewis Jr reports ongoing backlash against Elwood Quesada the FAA administrator as pilots associations and aircraft owners lobby attack his strict safety regulations and enforcement. The piece cites reforms from 1958 boosts in federal control and the 60 year retirement rule while noting a 1957 Eisenhower commission and a mid air collision aftermath drawing criticism.
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Washington
New York
Federal Aviation Agency
Elwood Quesada
Quesada
Air Force
FAA
Civil Aeronautics Board
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Defense Department
Eisenhower
Congress
The
Air Lines Pilots Association
Pilots Association
Piano donation and community notices from a Kentucky town
Readers are urged to donate a piano to replace music at Cumberland Presbyterian Church after a fire destroyed the organ. Donations contact Pastor Charles Foley or Mrs Josephine Brumley. Also collect used Christmas cards for Caney Creek Community Center aiding mountain cabins in Pippa Passes Kentucky.
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Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Charles Foley
Mossman Road
Armco
Josephine Brumley
Caney Creek Community Center
Kentucky
Kennedy Faces Recession and Gold Demand Challenge
Kennedy plans rapid growth after inauguration to stem a four year postwar recession while tackling a large balance of payments deficit that fueled foreign demand for U.S. gold. He aims to speed up defense and housing spending, expand unemployment benefits, and seek a broader growth program, with possible deficit spending and tax cuts if needed.
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Kennedy
Eisenhower
Uncle Sam
U.S
Kennedy to curb White House news conferences
Washington insiders fret as President-elect Kennedy signals strict limits on media access. The columnist recalls Ike era questions and contrasts Kennedy’s planned sharp retorts with long pauses, predicting the end of patient, televised answers and possible shift in newsroom dynamics at White House briefings.
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Washington
United States
John F. Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
White House
Kennedy
Salinger
Andy Hatcher
Eisenhower
Pietown
N. M
Ike
James
Hagerty
Wright
Afghanistan
Russia
Japan
Nixon
Johnson
Gossip From Gotham Hits And Misses In Hollywood
Dorothy Kilgallen relays chatter about Pierre and Dominique Boschero romance plans in March while Kim Novak refutes Desi Arnaz link. William Holden tax moves spark reader letter debate on patriotism and industry. Ed Wynn recalls stage debut date as birthday joke. Rolf Erickson and spouse near separation as jazz scene drifts.
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Marseiles
Linda
Pierre
Dominique Boschero
Kim Novak
Desi Arnaz
Kim
Desi
New York
Arthur Loew
Debbie
Tyrone Power
Sandra Church
Jule Styne
Goldie
Kaye Ballard
Carnival
Eiei Merman
Dorothy Kilgalien
William Holden
Suzie Wong
U.S.A
Switzerland
Hazel Dawn
Ed Wynn
Rolf Erickson
Sweden
Maynard Ferguson
Mrs. F
Estrellita Horoscope for Tomorrow 1961 Focus on Business Growth
Tomorrow’s lunar aspects favor industrious, enterprising and creative work. If tomorrow is your birthday, focus on business now as seeds sown will take time to bear fruit with progress through the year. Relationships may climax mid May to late July, with another rise in October. Travel is suggested between mid July and mid August. A child born today may be artistic and skilled in cooperative ventures.
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