Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Publication Note
The Middletown Journal in Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates for week day and Sunday delivery by carrier in city and suburban areas at 50 cents per week, by mail in the trading area at 12 dollars per year, and outside the trading area at 20 dollars per year, with 35 dollars per year outside the U S. All subscriptions payable in advance. Published daily by News Journal Inc. Founded in 1857. The statute verse from Psalm 19:8 is included.
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Kennedy Faces Possible 1964 Deadlock Threat From Wallace and Barnett
The Mississippi Barnett and Alabama Wallace urged unpledged electors at a Jackson dinner costing 25 dollars with 1000 attendees. They seek to win by indirection, potentially producing a 1964 electoral deadlock that could force the House to choose the president, an outcome that could benefit Khrushchev. Las Vegas meanwhile bets on boosting tourism by reshaping its image and improving odds.
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Wallace
Alabama
Barnett
Mississippi
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House of Representatives
Las Vegas
Smog Debate Grows In Washington D C Area
The article links Washington D C smog to health risks for the elderly and asthmatics, cites vehicle exhaust as a main cause, and urges controls or legislation if manufacturers do not adopt pollution devices. It notes political implications with Rusk and party aims.
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Los Angeles
Beginning of the 1964 presidential campaign seen
The 1964 campaign dawns with mixed emotions as the Republicans plan to nominate a man in San Francisco on July 13 to contend with the incumbent, while Democrats set August 24 in Atlantic City to renominate John Fitzgerald Kennedy.
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San Francisco
Atlantic City
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Those Hazy Lazy Days Of Summer At Shrewsbury
A sunlit Shrewsbury afternoon unfolds with boats, seagulls, and a breeze rustling pin oaks. Residents and visitors linger by water, gardens, and decks as families play, workers prepare parties, and Karen finishes a teen biography about General U S Grant.
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Shrewsbury
Rocky
Jim Sullivan
Karen
U. S. Grant
Charles Nelson Reilly
Seven Arts
Bob Hope
Long Island
Ghost towns and a monk poet in New Mexico
In Albuquerque George Dixon recalls meeting Fray Angelico Chavez at the Historical Society appearance. He visits ghost towns Golden Madrid Los Cerrillos and others where Chavez as pastor historian and handyman preserves church buildings and urges safer drives amid delinquency among youth and elders.
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Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Clinton P. Anderson
New Mexico
Patrick J. Hurley
New Mexico Court
David Chavez
Fray Angelico Chavez
Father Chavez
Route 10
Golden
Madrid
Los Cerrillos
Africa
Israel
Egypt
St. Francis
Our Lady of Light
Lamy
Nuestra Senora de Los Remedios
Galisteo
Fray Chavez
Golden Church
Goldwater Gains Ground as Republican Hopeful Amid Party Critique
Senator Barry Goldwater of Arizona emerges as a leading Republican voice spotlighting Democratic weaknesses and big city machine corruption. He argues liberalism tolerates graft while signaling a cautious, prolonged path to a 1964 presidential bid amid rising support and favorite son movements.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Woodrow Wilson
Goldwater
Mr. Goldwater
New York City
Carmine de Sapio
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Cook County
Nixon
Illinois
Rockefeller
Senator Goldwater
Safe Fourth of July tips warn against home fires and drownings
The piece urges staying within safety rules for Independence Day. It stresses avoiding contraband fireworks, using the Junior Chamber of Commerce celebration for youths, and exercising caution around lakes and rivers, sun exposure, overexertion, overeating, and picnic foods to prevent accidents and illness.
Gossip and Glamour From Gotham to Las Vegas
Dorothy Kilgallen previews Hollywood intrigue with checks cashed in Las Vegas and romance hints as Joan Crawford, Ava Gardner, and Carol Bruce headline a flurry of celebrity moves. Dizzy Gillespie tops Downbeat Critics Poll and other stars face backstage rumors, legal dramas, and Broadway ventures.
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Dizzy Gillespie
Downbeat
George Maharis
Joan Crawford
Bert Cunvy
Cary Grant
Moss Hart
Phil Silvers
Janet Thomas
Gogi Tchichinadze
Johny Meyer
Hollywood
Freddy DeCordova
Jack Benny
Charlotte Ford
George Hampton
Charlotte
George
Ava Gardner
Elysee Hotel
Dahling
Lever Building
Burl Ives
Gotham
Washington
Carol Bruce
Tower
Mexico
Milton Nathanson
Carol
Joey
New York bingo profits hit record for 1962 63
The state organizations sponsoring bingo reported a record total profit of 14 750 421 dollars for the 1962 63 year. The rest stays as trivial reflections about Julius Caesar July and sunspot cycles in a light year note.
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New York
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