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Middletown Journal
Middletown
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Broad St
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Postoffice
Tradine
Ares
USA
Siam
New Journey Inc
Declaration of Independence principles and writer earnings
The text contrasts the Declaration's rights and government by consent with British abuses, then reflects on July 4 meaning beyond fireworks. It discusses writers' earnings, noting only about one in six British writers exceed 1,000 pounds annually, with many earning far less, highlighting perceived exploitation amid a booming book trade.
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Britain
Society of Authors
Hank
Harvard
Baneface
The Norman V Pestle Driver Safety Idea
A reader argues auto safety hinges on the driver not the car. He recounts near collision on Saw Mill River Parkway, urges sobriety and vigilance. The piece praises strict rule following and courtesy, citing a Rotary Safety Week honoree who attributed his 25 year accident free record to obeying rules and showing courtesy.
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Rotary Club of
New York
Cars and cats and character in Middletown views
A Middletown columnist riffs on an Armco economist and a cat population tale to discuss the tone of modern economics and public policy. The column recalls a "death letter" charity practice, a newspaper contest misread, and a prank altering a national motto, then ends with a moral about personal responsibility while driving.
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Paul Harmon
Armco Steel
U. S
Industria Council
Old Tom
Cincinnati
Middletown
Ohio
Remarks that Will Rogers style columnists hear
Hal Boyle recalls the wearying questions and taunts faced by newspaper columnists. Readers mock craft and demand off the record scoops about Vietnam while joking about cloning ideas. A boss pressures for substitute copy and anniversary pieces, mocking the columnist’s appearance and skill.
Retired couple retools old home to fund golden years
Thomas G Grant and his wife chose to stay in their 1934 frame house, converting part of it into a two bedroom apartment to rent to teachers for 120 a month. The plan, financed by a 5300 mortgage, aims to pay off the debt in about five years while they travel three months each summer. They trimmed yard work, added durable updates, and use the apartment to attract visiting family.
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Thomas G. Grant
Mama
Private sector urged to finish poverty war in ten years
John Chamberlain argues Sargent Shriver can end poverty by 1976 with growth and private sector help. Skeptics fear inflation and bureaucratic inertia. The NAM and major firms already run job corps programs. The columnist urges private groups to liquidate the Shriver agency by taking on the unemployed themselves.
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Sargent Shriver
Shriver
Ir. Parkinson
Mr. Shriver
Dr. Parkinson
Richard Cornuelle
America
William Sloane Coffin
de Gooding
Yale University
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Ence
United States of America
Richard Findlater
Norman V. Pestle
Lrom
Saw Mill River Parkway
Westchester County
Grace of God
Tom
J.B
Wrters
Lary
Job
Hal Boyle
Will Rogers
Viet Nam
Hank Baneface
Wrtten
Bernardo Huss Cmm
CT Africa
Thorms Collins
Grand Central Station
N.Y
John Chamberlain
General Electric
Xerox
Westinghouse
RCA
Burroughs
Packard-Bell
Litton
Philco
Federal Electric
General Precision
IBM
US Industries
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