Middletown News-Journal Subscription Rates
Middletown Ohio edition lists subscription prices by delivery method. Rates include 6 cents per weekday copy, 15 cents Sunday, 50 cents weekly in city, 45 cents outside areas, and annual mail prices of 10 dollars in trading areas and 20 dollars outside trading areas, with 35 dollars per year for outside the USA. Published daily by News-Journal Inc established 1857.
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Trouble in Latin America and Cuba’s land reform backlash
The piece surveys rising economic nationalism in Latin America with Cuba at the center. It notes U.S. capital exposure, demands prompt compensation, and the Cuban reform restricting land ownership to Cubans, with bonds as payment. It compares Cuba to Mexico’s 1910s upheaval and cites Senator Byrd urging fiscal and labor reforms to keep the United States strong.
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The Tenth Man Exorcises Inner Demons In Faith Lesson
In a reflective piece Norman V. Peale argues fear and personal failings are modern inner devils. He cites biblical exorcism and a reader anecdote about using prayer and authority to drive out personal demons and improve self control.
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Oddities Mix in a Grumbling Daily Rasher
The column riffs on uneven basements and drunken jokes noting a ro dent in California slang and Paraguay’s revolutions. It jests about a Purley builder facing a power outage during laundry, a college offering students car cash, and quirky cultural quips.
Divorces Pending And Teen Ager Of The Month
A jumble of university notes and local items covers divorce actions, YMCA remarks, and a Teen-Ager of the Month feature in Middletown. Readers see brief mentions of court cases, squash match banter, and community profiles alongside youths with busy schedules and homework as their main pursuit.
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Middletown
Bob Ringgenberg
C.T
Conference For Nothing Shocks Capitol Bid for Leadership
Washington notes describe a surreal Senate scene as six freshmen Democrats, dubbed Democrats For Democratic Action, confer on nothing while leaders from both parties hide behind closed doors. Senator McCarthy quips about conferring on Lyndon Johnson and Eisenhower, as Dirksen warns reporters away even as LBJ's leadership remains unscathed.
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Lyndon Johson
LBJ
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Richard M. Nixon
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Everett M. Dirksen
We are playing a losing game says General Taylor
George Sokolsky critiques General Maxwell D. Taylor's book The Uncertain Trumpet and his Strategy of Flexible Response. The piece argues defense policy may be misdirected by nonmilitary factors and calls for a full strategic reassessment. It notes rising Soviet capabilities by 1960 and questions if U.S. spending matched threat.
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Market Soars as Steel Strike Settled and Inflation Looms
Paul Harvey analyzes why the stock market climbs amid inflation and a settled steel strike. He argues foreign competition and cheaper labor abroad fuel higher prices, while Americans hedge inflation by buying stocks. He warns pay rises without productivity could worsen costs, driving toward a thousand dollar car and five hundred dollar bread.
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Edison Home National Monument Opens to Public
Factographs list West Orange New Jersey site as National Monument run by National Park Service. It highlights Edison laboratories and a Eskimo weapons collection, a czar gift of Cos sacks statuettes, and other historical notes from the era.
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