Middletown Journal subscription rates and info
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates and delivery details for Middletown Ohio. It shows per copy prices for weekdays and Sundays, local carrier rates, and mail rates for trading areas and outside regions, with annual prices and advance payment required. It also notes publication by News-Journal Inc and includes a biblical quotation.
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Middletown Journal
Middletown
Ohio
First Ave
Postoffice
U.S.A
News-Journal Inc
India’s decade since freedom shapes East West choice
India’s 10 years after independence see it as a neutral nonaligned power. Nehru’s government confronts poverty, slow industrial growth, and dependence on external aid while shaping ties with the United States, Britain, and China in a Cold War era balance.
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India
Republic of India
Commonwealth
United States
Moscow
London
Paris
Peking
Washington
The Kind Of Person You Will Be by Norman V Peale
In reminiscence of Halleys Comet seen in 1910 Nor wood Ohio the author recalls a boyhood home and a father preacher who urged discipline. He credits Mr Reeves the fifth grade teacher for molding him through firm spelling out CAN and CAN'T and emphasizes parental discipline as essential to forming a strong character.
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Halley
Norwood
Ohio
Cincinnati
Spencer Avenue
Williams Avenue
Mr. Reeves
Free America
Garret Boone
Butler County
Doc Boone
Doc
Hamilton
P.D
Beating at Life Pace After Forty: A Curious Bio Insight
A noted biologist notes that aging speeds up and slows at different life stages, with a focus on the period after age forty. The piece contrasts human aging with playful historical notes about ancient Egypt poultry and pyramids. It cites US stockholders receiving over 14 billion dollars in dividends in 1959 as part of a broader social beat.
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U. S
Mollie the Mighty Cow Defeats Blind Farmer in Pasture
A humorous local piece recalls Cec Hightman of Waynesville who, blind for 44 years, trained Mollie the black cow as a calf. Years later Mollie rears up on cue and knocks him over, proving memory endures in animals. The anecdote ends with Cec's astonished recovery and a wry punchline.
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Cecil Hightman
Cecil
Waynesville
Cec
Mollie
Cee
Rockefeller and party-switching in American politics
The piece discusses how politicians have switched parties or been drafted across parties, citing Nelson Rockefeller and past crossovers. It notes midstream party changes by lawmakers, drafts of candidates by rival parties, and historical examples like Martin Kennelly’s mayoral victory after Democrats brought in a Republican. It reflects on party dynamics and the possibility of cross-party strategies recurring.
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Congress
Kelly- Nash
Chicago
Martin Kennelly
Kennelly
City Hall
Jottings on Sports Stars Celebrities and Nightlife
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on betting concerns in pro football and a record $700,000 plunge in a major game. She notes clashes at Jilly's between Jackie Kannon and Val Anthony, tour updates on Morocco on 2nd Ave, and rumors about Sherman Adams politics. Also covered are Brando and Kashfi, Brando’s rights issues, Atkinson’s successor talk, Ge rb, Bardot dolls, Rossano Brazins bash, Gussie Moran, and Greta Garbo denying a screen return.
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Jackie Kannon
Val Anthony
Jilly
Morocco
2Nd Ave
54Th St
Sherman Adams
New York
Brigitte Bardot
Rossano Brazins
Roma di Notte
Earl Blackwell
Gamble Benedict and the lonely girl under money’s spell
George Sokolsky argues about wealth and social snobbery through Gamble Benedict’s tale of a poor girl who lacks love and faces social barriers. He calls wealth a prison for children and contrasts the “Social Register” world with a harsher reality, urging merciless truth about the underprivileged.
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Gamble Benedict
Andre
Factoids From Across The Globe And Environment
The text cites that about six percent of the U S cranberry crop is grown in Massachusetts. It notes France established the first government employment bureaus in 1843. It contrasts Atlantic salmon and Pacific salmon spawning, noting Pacific salmon spawn in fresh water and then die. It describes torrential rivers in the Ecuadoran Andean highlands that drain to both oceans. It claims an acre of forest land can yield as much sugar as an acre of sugar beet land.
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Gamble
Adamses
Byrds
United States
Fecuador Andean Highland
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