Middletown Journal subscription rates and motto
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices: per copy six cents on weekdays, fifteen cents on Sundays, fifty cents per week by carrier. six day mail in trading area sixteen dollars a year. seven day mail outside trading area twenty eight dollars a year. outside U S A thirty five dollars annually. Published daily by News Journal Inc established 1857. The verse quotes follow not that which is evil but that which is good and notes he that doeth evil hath not seen God from First John 111.
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Kennedy Formula A Candidate Path to the Nomination
The Kennedy formula shows how Kennedy built delegate support through primaries and extensive campaigning, while rivals Johnson and Symington underperformed in campaigning. The piece notes past examples like Adlai Stevenson and argues future nominees may succeed without mass public campaigning, depending on regional dynamics and party support.
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John F. Kennedy
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Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Adlai E. Stevenson
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National Fuels Policy Threatens Consumer Freedom
A proposed National Fuels Policy would place government in charge of fuel use, dictating what fuels individuals may burn and for what purposes. It could remove personal choice in heating and energy use, with broad, ominous implications for industry and liberty.
Jim Bishop remembers Virginia Lee as she turns 23
In this nostalgic vignette Jim Bishop recalls Virginia Lee born in Leesburg Virginia during a vacation. He portrays her growth from a curious child to a 23 year old wife and mother of three living in Lincroft New Jersey with husband Charles Frechette. The piece reflects familial bonds and a lifelong fatherly admiration.
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Leesburg
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Gene Autry
Teaneck High School
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Elinor
Charlie
Lincroft
New Jersey
Tammy
Strike Closes Broadway Theatres headline reminiscence
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls the phrase Strike Closes Broadway Theatres and ponders its fate and the notion that some slogan still endures. The text toys with hypothetical Olympic events like monkey-wrench throwing and implies Mr. K could win, leaving a curious historical echo.
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Time for action against Cuba urged by U S leadership
A editorial argues the United States must prepare precautionary measures against Fidel Castro as Americans evacuate Cuba. It links Castro to Monroe Doctrine enforcement and notes possible UN and congressional steps, warning against seizure of Guantanamo and citing past interventions to safeguard citizens and property.
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Our Republic
Caracas
Venezuela
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United Nations
Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Wilson
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Guantanamo
Estrellita Horoscope Highlights For Tomorrow
Planetary influences are mixed with financial cautions but personal relations bring pleasure. If your birthday is tomorrow you may gain financially within a year with effort and smart, practical moves. August, early September, November and January are key for career, romance, travel, and new social/business contacts. A birthday child will be thrifty and memory strong.
Surprising presidential ambitions spark a political melee
George Dixon surveys a year of startling candidacy announcements from Kennedy Nixon Symington and Johnson. He recalls Johnson’s dramatic late entry and humorous responses as leaders discuss health endorsements and ADA support while Texans display surprising unity and Johnson quips redefine labels.
Virus illness and hospital stay in Middletown diary entry
Dave Regan writes about a virus causing intestinal trouble and rapid weight loss, a diverticulitis relapse, and three hospital days followed by a week at home. He praises Middletown Hospital's efficiency, recalls aspirin dosing confusion, and thanks friends for cards and books while hoping for better health ahead.
The Morals Of Harry Truman And The Campaign Cost
George E. Sokolsky analyzes Harry Truman's stance against special interests and the bought convention system. He argues Truman's moral protest targets primaries and conventions, noting wealthier rivals like Kennedy and Rockefeller shape nominations while poorer candidates struggle to raise funds. Truman's evolving persona and blunt rhetoric energize supporters and alarm opponents.
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Harry Truman
Missouri-Kansas
Truman
John Kennedy
Adlai Stevenson
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Hubert Humphrey
Richard Nixon
Abraham Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
People
Sidney Hillman
Lauren Bacall
Middletown Woman Crowned King in Pythian Sisters Show
Twenty years ago on Thursday July 11 1940 Harold P Conrad 2nn of Mr and Mrs Jake Conrad 25042 North Ave crowned king of the Pythian Sisters Baby Show. Robert Noles a native Middletownian and assistant pastor at the Community Church Palm Springs Calif was a guest speaker at Garfield Mission. Clifford LeVake named general chairman to head a Middletown Republican Club membership drive.
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Pythian Sisters
Robert Noles
Palm Springs
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Clifford Levake
Middletown
Republican Club
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