Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Publication Details
The Middletown Journal of Middletown Ohio lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday delivery. Rates include 6 cents per copy on weekdays, 1 cent for Sundays, 50 cents weekly in-city delivery, 12 dollars yearly by mail in the Wat-as area, 20 dollars outside the trading area, and 35 dollars outside the USA. All subscriptions payable in advance. Published daily by News Journal Inc founded 1857.
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Orient faces two opposing economic policy bets
The article contrasts Japan lifting capital controls for foreign investment with Canada pressing higher taxes on U S earnings to deter U S capital. It notes security analysts eyeing Japan, Canada reflecting nationalist push, and hints U S export capital may pivot eastward while France questions U S defense commitments and NATO roles.
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U.S
Canada
Far East
Japan
Strategy Of Peace In Kennedy Khrushchev exchange
The piece notes President Kennedy’s pursuit of a strategy of peace following his American University address. It highlights his reply to Khrushchev’s Fourth of July greeting, stressing that power and resolve undergird words and that peaceful ideas can influence world events toward reducing cold war tensions. It also emphasizes breaking the cycle of conflict through understanding and dialogue.
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Kennedy
American University
Fremier Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Vacation Fiasco At Sea Swept Dunes Motel
Rollo Thwistle and family take a questionable seaside vacation. They encounter misleading ads, bad meals, crowded rooms, and a manager demanding extra for services while Grandma scorns manners and the children suffer sunburns and cravings as the week ends with disappointment.
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M. Rollo Thwistle
Sea Swept Dunes
Mr. Thwistle
Rollo
Mrs. Thwistle
Grandma
Irene
Rollo Jr
Kathy
Father
Bessie
Junior
Tom Collins
Jersey Bluebirds
Rob
M. Rollo
Montmorency
Political Immorality and Federal Judicial Appointments
A Washington column condemns using judgeships as rewards for political favors. It questions Kennedy's nomination of Homer Thornberry to the Western District of Texas and warns such patronage undermines confidence in the judiciary and constitutional checks. The piece cites the House Rules Committee, Senate timing, and the American Bar Association urging merit-based selections.
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United Press International
Kennedy
Homer
Texas
Thornberry
McCormack
John) Young
Young
Capitol Hill
Senate
Rules Committee
House
House Rules Committee
United States
West
America
Congress
American Bar Association
Department of Justice
Bar Association Committee
U. S. Court of Appeals
Senate TFX hearings praised as entertaining farce
The Washington scene frames the closed door Senate TFX hearings as a farcical show. Dr Wakelin and other Pentagon witnesses provide chaotic, meandering testimony about ice cream and Coney Island, while security cloaks keep most of the proceedings secret.
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Washington
Senate
Christine Keelers
John L. McClellan
Pentagon
Senate Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
Bobby Kennedy
Star Chamber
James H. Wakelin Jr
Coney Island
Dr. Wake'in
Dr. Wakelin
Martin V Coffey remembered as loyal patriot and steadfast anti communism fighter
George Crout recalls Marty Coffey of Middletown as a principled, fearless defender of country who battled communism while remaining gentle with friends and enemies alike. He traveled nationwide urging loyalty, led American Legion discussions, and was celebrated for honesty and humor as Ohio Legion commander in the 1930s.
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Martin V. Coffey
Marty
United States
Middletown Post
American Legion
Ohio Legion
Hollywood Buzz and Broadway Notes From Kilgallen Column
Ava Gardner dodges a press welcome on return to Hollywood to film Seven Days in May while publicity staffers fret over the budget and Sinatra tie. Timi Yuro splits with managers. Bobby Darin plans to drop backing musicians. London headlines loom for Ward trial. Patrons face music industry shifts and theatre openings with Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon expected at Forum premiere. Ella Fitzgerald set for Forest Hills. Niven to earn 1.25 million on three films. Tin Pan Alley publishers push higher royalties. Gracie Mansion repaint and Gig Young back issues noted. Kathy Crosby nicknamed Flo and Julie Harris eye Oscar moment at The Haunting premiere.
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Paramount
Ava Gardner
Hollywood
Ava
Frank Sinatra
Republican Party
Cuba
Timi Yuro
Bobby Darin
Dick Berke
Flamingo Hotel
Bobby
Cleopatra
New York
Daisy
Allan Jay Lerner
Ella Fitzgerald
Forest Hills
Manhattan
Broadway
Las Vegas
David Niven
Tin Pan Alley
Lee Wiley
Boston
George Frazier
Rodgers and Hart
Gracie Mansion
Young
Teddy Wilson
Kathy Crosby
Flo
Florence Nightingale
Julie Harris
Cape Cod
Albany
Telling Me Wig Wearing Through Ancient Times
The text links wig wearing to ancient Egypt and the Sphinx with a questionable off the shoulder hairdog, suggesting a long historical lineage back to the Stone Age.
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Egypt
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