Middletown Journal Rates and Publication Details
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Special science high schools urged to boost U.S. science manpower
Schools For Science urges creation of special science high schools funded by the federal government to produce highly qualified scientists. The proposal prompts questions about improving regular high school science, and balancing science with humanities to preserve human understanding.
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Jerome Briesner
Science and Technology
Wiesner
Ferris wheel marathon man in Jamestown tale
North Dakota radio announcer Robert Gaye rode the Ferris wheel 6 999 times at the Stutsman county fair as a publicity stunt. Reports may show totals rising to seven thousand and beyond as county fairs begin nationwide.
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Jamestown
N.C
Robert Gaye
North Dakota
Driving license lax prompts call for tighter controls
James R. Barnett of the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles says licensing has been too permissive as over half of adults hold permits. The Federal Driver Register lists 360,000 revoked licenses and conducts 10,000 daily checks, aiming to deter violations while noting potential work incentives and broader state tightening gaps.
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James R. Barnett
New York State Department of Motor Vehicles
Federal Driver Register
America Embarrassed by God Says Columnist
Norman V. Peale argues that Supreme Court rulings removing school prayers and Bible readings reveal a national shift away from Christianity. He notes varied public opinions, from Christmas observance to Thanksgiving proclamations, and urges churches to reclaim influence while society adjusts to an anti-God climate.
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Supreme Court
God
United States
America
Plymouth Plantation
Presbyterians
Fourth Legion leader laid to rest near Middletown icons
Martin V. Coffey was buried at Woodside Cemetery joining Harold Jones E B Lickie and Cliff W. Elliott as longtime Middletown Legion Post 218 leaders and friends who debated fiercely yet shared a drink afterward. Coffey quipped he won’t have to argue in the cold, and he awaited letters from President Truman and a Kennedy telegram.
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Martin V. Coffey
Woodside
American Legion
Harold Jones
E. B. Lickie
Cliff W. Elliott
Legion Post 218
Middletown
Coffey
Alice
Harry Truman
Middletown Hospital
John F. Kennedy
D.R
Fallout shelter debate sparks Civil Defense policy clash
Paul Harvey warns against a nuclear era panic while Steuart Pittman touts billions for fallout shelters. Doctors call shelters useless and dangerous firetraps. a nuclear crisis is framed as a medical problem with no solution, yet the writer argues deterrence can prevent war and modern medicine can avert a pneumonia-like outcome.
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Civil Defense
Steuart L. Pittman
Cuba
Khrushchev
Moscow
Castro
Red China
Factographs India and Haiti land areas noted
Factographs India is cited at 1,2, 259, 995 square miles while Haiti’s terrain is described as largely too steep for habitation. The figures illustrate contrasting geographic notes in the source material.
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India
Haiti
Roof space plan to give city kids new play area
John Chamberlain highlights reformer Hiram Bingham Jr and a Kennedy fitness program idea to transform flat urban roofs into play spaces. The plan uses Sportalion cages for safe cage games to keep kids off the streets and provide recreational activity in cities with scarce ground-level playgrounds.
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Bingham
Ventor
U.S
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Manhattan Island
Kennedy
Lodge Walking Into Mess In South Vietnam Crisis
The passage reviews US efforts in Indochina from 1946 to 1963, noting the high cost, 4 American deaths, and unstable Diem regime amid Buddhist tensions. It cites reports by Browne, Bigart, and Dudman on reform failures, governance flaws, and religious press scrutiny, with Nosting signaling US concern.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Associated Press
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Washington
Richard Dudman
The
St Louis Post-Dispatch
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Browne
South
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Lodge
United States
Kennedy
U.S
No. 2 status and barking law clash in Windsor news item
A management consultant firm claims tips saved American industry over 19 million last year. The Windsor city council passes a dog barking curfew from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. raising questions about enforcement and burglar deterrence. Russia issues stamp of first girl astronaut. Labrador Grand Falls noted as second largest in North America.
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Hamilton River
Grand Falls
North America
City Council of
Windsor
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