Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Publication Note
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates including 6 cents for weekday copies and 15 cents for Sundays, with in city carrier delivery at 50 cents weekly and mail options ranging from 12 to 20 dollars per year depending on area. The paper, published daily by News-Journal Inc since 1857, carries a biblical closing quote from First Chronicles.
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Pope Paul Calls United Nations Instrument of Brotherhood
In an audience with U Thant Pope Paul VI described the United Nations as a worldwide instrument of brotherhood and the gradually developing form of balanced human life. He said the Catholic Church views the UN as essential to humanity's earthly order.
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Paper Age Moves Toward Fewer Bond Pieces
Wall Street sees a shift from bearer bonds to registered securities. A $75 million registered bond issue marks a milestone, trading like stock in single certificates and promising to save dealers thousands by reducing paper. President Kennedy plays golf for the first time in years, a light jab at the Ike image.
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A Hobby To Ride
A humorous meditation on hobbies as personal therapy. The piece contrasts collectors and makers, from bottle caps to wish bones, with those who dismiss them as absurd. It asserts hobby satisfaction matters more than outside approval and notes hobbies can ease life tensions.
U-505 Sub Surrender Attempt by TG 22.3 Hunters
In May 1944 off Africa the hunter killer group TG 22.3 led by Captain Dan Gallery pursued the German U-505 sub. Chatelain and escorts closed in as U-505 surfaced after depth charging and a boarding party led by Lieutenant Albert L. David prepared to seize the enemy vessel.
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Kilgallen notes Hoffa trial push by Kennedy aides
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Attorney General Robert Kennedy assembling a team to build possible cases against Jimmy Hoffa ahead of his October trial. If Hoffa is convicted or acquitted, the impact on his union and the Kennedy administration could be significant.
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Federal troops in Cambridge and the politics of order
In the Cambridge Maryland case as in Mississippi and Oxford federal troops remained in place to preserve order amid racial demonstrations. The piece questions federal authority and compares state versus federal roles, noting injuries to guards and civilians and the broader pattern of unrest across the nation.
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Limited Love and Its Boundless Power in Faith and Life
A reflection on love without limits drawn from Christian teaching. The text compares different forms of love from familial to divine, urging readers to share love broadly to heal the world and heed the command to love one another as oneself. It critiques fear of ridicule and calls for a world cured by total, generous love.
Counter Confusion Bureau Proposed to Aid Washington Visitors
A satirical note urges creating a counter confusion bureau to help tourists navigate U.S. government sites. It jokes about mislocations of the Capitol and White House, misread exams of Congress, and explains through humorous quotes from Senators Cotton Thurmond Magnuson and Morton how visitors might be guided to avoid confusion.
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Telling Me A Hints For Gardeners Sees Big Crab Grass Bills
A hints column notes Americans spend about two billion dollars yearly to combat crab grass and other lawn pests. The piece muses on changes in garden wisdom and old fashioned know how as queries about pests and lawn care surface in a lively, affectionate tone.
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