Middletown Journal subscription rates and publication details
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices and mailing options for its daily publication. Rates include 6 cents per weekday copy and 50 cents weekly for city delivery, with annual mail options of 12 dollars within the trading area, 2000 dollars outside, and 35 dollars for outside the U.S. Subscriptions are payable in advance and the paper is published by News-Journal Inc since 1957.
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Erie Recollections of 1963 Celebrations and Historic Rail Gauge Battle
The piece recalls Erie 1963 events including the 150th anniversary of the city and the Battle of Lake Erie. It recounts the Erie War of 1853 when a gauge shift sparked mob action, track destruction, and legal clashes before a final compromise restored peace. It ends with a note on political risk to Prime Minister Macmillan and Christine Keeler.
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Let Me Tell You About My Friends and a Medal Winner
A Brooklyn crowd at Borough Hall applauds Med al of Honor recipient Tom Kelly. The 1945 account follows Kelly as medic in Company C of the 7th Armored Division amid the assault on Alemert, detailing his repeated actions to aid the wounded, his courage under fire, and the toll of combat as he returns with fellow soldiers.
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Fellini's 8 1 2 hailed as modern cinema milestone
Dorothy Kilgallen reports Federico Fellini’s 8 1 2, starring Marcello Mastroianni, premiered at Joe Levine’s Festival Theatre to glamour and controversy among critics. Stars like Joan Crawford and Myrna Loy attended. the piece notes the film’s life and fantasy blend and audience participation.
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Auditing The Fed Faces Scrutiny After Missing Securities
An inquiry by the House banking committee probes the Federal Reserve's self auditing. It cites the missing 7.5 million dollars in government securities and calls for independent audits by the General Accounting Office to restore confidence. The article notes internal scrutiny and tensions abroad involving Egypt, Iraq, and Syria.
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Uncertainty Over Prayer Ruling Stirs School Boards
A U.S. senator notes confusion after the Supreme Court ruling banning schoolroom prayer. District of Columbia officials seek guidance on devotional activities, assemblies, and outside religious services while debates about the ruling’s neutral stance and impacts continue.
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Neighborhood visits and a rain prompt at North Main Street car wash
A reader recounts a regular, charming visitor bringing a flower for the mother and jokes about a rain-promising car wash coupon. The note ends with a humorous misdirection about betting at Hamilton races leading to a small win and an even night.
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Westward Summit Tales From New Mexico Petroleum Club
Paul Harvey describes a gathering at Albuquerque's Petroleum Club with former Gov John Simms and local business leaders. The pundits discuss Cuba Vietnam and Barry Goldwater while tensions rise over Kennedy's Eastward Hair. A mule bears one near collision as Simms recounts a Pecos wilderness bear encounter.
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Americans face record meat intake and daylight saving bills
A fragmented note cites predictions of Americans eating a record amount of meat in 1963 while Congress considers nationwide daylight saving. The piece also notes a misattributed Paul Revere name and a poet’s line about timing.
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