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The Middletown Journal lists subscription options for Middletown Ohio readers. Rates include daily weekday copies at 6 cents and Sunday at 15 cents, with carrier, in-trading-area mail, and outside-trading-area mail plans up to 28 dollars and 35 dollars for U.S. and abroad respectively. Subscriptions are prepaid and the paper is published daily by News-Journal Inc. Founded in 1857.
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Turkey Reborn Republic Faces New Turkish Crisis
Washington notes Turkey remains key to NATO and CENTO security. Following a May 27 coup by Gen Cemal Gursel and army officers, the government promises to restore a democratic order while planning wide economic reforms amid substantial U.S. aid.
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Foundation grant sparks tax money critique in Congress
The House voted 160 million dollars to the National Science Foundation for the year. The NSF then granted 50 thousand dollars to a university for a bird sounds study. Rep. Gross of Iowa quipped that taxpayers’ anguished sounds might be recorded for posterity amid money frittering concerns.
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Hawaii Awakens with Moonlight and Mountains
Jim Bishop extols Hawaii beyond Waikiki noting moonlit nights with rainbows, Mauna Kea ski slopes, and growing lava edges. He sketches islands as volcanic tops, lists demography, sugar, pineapple, and tourism, and envisions a future visit to the Aloha State.
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Fishermen Use Beach Baskets and Sled Dogs in Cuxhaven
Ancient and scattered facts appear in a fragmented notice noting Scap powder origin by Benjamin Babbit around 1845, Elbe estuary fishing in Germany, seasonal fish basket collection with dog pulled sleds, the June 14 1777 flag proclamation, Italian Alps asbestos, and early French dry cleaning in the 18th century.
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David Lawrence on the convention and the bandwagon
David Lawrence criticizes national political conventions for self centeredness and puppet delegates. He argues the system ignores international crises, Cuba, Khrushchev threats, and urges a more informed, independent selection process beyond boss influence. The piece notes past conventions tied to world events and questions whether the Democratic nominee would act decisively if tensions escalate.
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Dixon on Campaigns and Stevenson Show at Convention
Reporter notes Lyndon Johnson and Stuart Symington deny secret campaign plans while Kennedy and Stevenson push a strategic push. Stevenson forces stage a spectacular show with stars and a daily paper, yet lack a candidate. Farley at a Rotary luncheon mocks Khrushchev and Red China as the scene shifts to Los Angeles convention centers.
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Estrellita Horoscope For Tomorrow And Birthday Outlook
Tomorrow brings mixed planetary influences with harmony in relationships but possible delays in work or business. Birthday outlook favors personal initiative and cooperation, with August expansion plans likely to succeed though setbacks may occur. Financial gains predicted in August, November, early December, and early 1961, plus strong social life and travel in winter and spring. A 4 child born today is noted as having a sharp mind and practical ideas.
Dave Regan On Conventions And The White House Choice
A column criticizes political conventions as a poor method to choose the U S president. It argues viewers see a clownish spectacle, Kennedy cited as an example of popularity over qualification, and calls for a change in how delegates are selected and presented to the public. It concedes watching TV coverage but favors selecting the best candidate rather than the current process.
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Gate Crashers at the Democratic Convention
Paul Harvey notes a corps of outsiders seeking influence at the Democratic Convention in Los Angeles and Chicago. He argues gate crashers pressuring insiders shape party dynamics, with some pretenders bluffing influence while real backers support leaders who temper extremes.
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Mrs Brock Elected National President of Sorority Delta Theta Tau
Mrs B E Brock was elected national president of Delta Theta Tau Sorority at Midde town. She had 12 years as a Beta Gamma Chapter member. Denny L Yocum of 1477 Infantry Ohio National Guard received the Second Order of Merit at Ft Benjamin Harrison Ind. Dr G D Lummis city health commissioner said birth certificate requests surged due to tighter war industry security rules.
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Telling Me A Giant Sun Telescope On Arizona Peak
A quirky column riffs on a proposed giant telescope 480 feet long atop an Arizona peak for sun studies with the observer's eye view buried underground. It cites Milt the printer urging focus on our star and jokes about weather, smog, and cinema, peppered with light satire and local color.
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