Middletown Journal subscription rates and details
The Middletown Journal in Ohio lists subscription options and prices for daily, Sunday, and mail delivery. Rates include 6 cents for a weekday copy, 15 cents for Sunday, 50 cents weekly by carrier, and annual mail plans such as $10 for six days in trading area and $20 plus for outside areas, with international options $35 yearly. Published daily by News-Journal Inc since 1857.
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Dogged Kennedy Sets Undramatic Foreign Policy Tone
The Palm Beach press briefing signals Kennedy will pursue steady, cautious leadership in foreign affairs. He foresees no dramatic actions or brinkmanship, stressing realistic analysis and unremitting effort to extend freedom against communism. Telephone talks will use light beam transmission, not a universal change.
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Benjamin Fairless Rise From Poverty to Steel Leader
Benjamin F. Fairless became a leading figure in industry guiding the world’s largest steel maker. His ascent shows a self-made man with a thirst to learn. He taught school at 17 to fund college and earned a civil engineering degree. Kennedy reviews plans to reorganize the Army amid extremist reactions.
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Benjamin Fairless
Maxwell House Christmas Menu At Nashville 1879
The Maxwell House in Nashville offered a lavish Christmas dinner including roast turkey, wild game, boar, venison, oysters, plum pudding, and marbled cake with fine coffee. The hotel, built before the Civil War, hosted nine presidents before a deadly Christmas fire likely ending its hotel era. The NAACP leader praises Kennedy yet doubts current civil rights progress.
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Rockefeller Unveils Liberal New York Program
Governor Nelson Rockefeller proposed a liberal package in Albany including raising the minimum wage to 1.25, stronger anti discrimination measures, higher unemployment benefits to 55 a week, and expanded medical care for the aged with services such as dentists, dentures, eyeglasses, therapy, and X ray lab aid. The plan, funded by a Kennedy Social Security tax increase, seeks leftist Liberal Party support and drew mixed reactions from business leaders and Republicans.
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Kennedy Catholic Editor Sees Protes tant Help for 1964 Vote
A national Catholic weekly questions if Kennedy would have fared better with Protestant support and notes the White House has few Catholic contacts. It critiques Kennedy's stance on federal aid to parochial schools, calling it a constitutional and political dilemma likely to persist into the 1964 campaign.
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Statue of Venus stolen from Milwaukee garden
A Milwaukee resident reports a heavy statue weighing over 500 pounds was stolen from a backyard garden. Police are investigating the labor of love theft as a high profile loss.
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Dorothy Kilgallen’s Notebook Highlights Hollywood Turmoil
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Marion Brando’s strained custody and bitter family tensions with Anna Kashfi and Movita, Johnny Desmond’s feud with Twist dancers, Paul Wallsco’s Broadway film role, Rex Harrison’s Roman social sway, and Beverly Radland’s nightclub season plus other showbiz tidbits.
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Lemon weighs a pound two ounces from San Diego tree
Dave Regan shares a California pride bit about a massive January lemon. Carl E. Combs, a former Middletown mail carrier now in Carlton Hills, San Diego, sent a lemon weighing 1 lb 2 oz from his daughter and son in law’s tree. He describes California weather and suggests visitors visit Tijuana and nearby beaches.
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War And The Short Skirt In The Genial Age Of Lanza
Paul Harvey laments the intersection of war, culture, and excess. He critiques the depersonalization of society and cites Mario Lanza as a symbol of lost artistic greatness. He urges hope for revival through genuine emotion, restraint, and a future where art returns to honest sentiment.
Stars Forecast a Busy, Prosperous Year Ahead
Estrellita the Stars suggests an early start on tasks, especially in forenoon hours, to avoid antagonizing business associates. If tomorrow is your birthday, a good year is ahead with cautious spending, diplomatic dealings, and a late September lucky break expanding interests. Imagination peaks now through September, aiding creative work, social life, travel, and possible romance for late summer and autumn. A child born today will make friends easily but should use judgment before becoming overly involved.
20 Years A 20 Sunday 1942 Middletown War Effort
Middletown history teacher Merman H Lawrence began a class in current international events at the YMCA. J J Miles commander of the Middletown American Legion Post led Draft Board 4 volunteers to help register all local men through age 44, aiming to finish in one day. Mrs Fea Emerson of the Red Cross announced plans for war production classes and home nursing courses.
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