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The Middletown Journal lists subscription options for 7 day mail at 12 dollars in the trading area, 20 dollars outside, and 35 dollars for U S abroad. In city delivery carriers charge 50 cents weekly, with 6 cent weekday and 15 cent Sunday single copies. The paper is published daily by News-Journal Inc.
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Danger In The Split Between Moscow and Peking
Opinion notes the ideological split between Moscow and Peking within the Communist world. It warns China may pursue risky adventures risking a nuclear conflict, while Moscow seeks restraint. It references Khrushchev’s war hesitation and Beijing’s push for leadership, plus Bonn’s subs plan.
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Moscow
Peking
China
Soviet Union
Pekin
Khrushchev
Rockefeller Attacks Radical Right in GOP Battle
Governor Nelson Rockefeller openly targets the radical right wing of the Republican Party in a move seen as aimed at Senator Barry Goldwater. The stance prompts public debate on extremism and party direction amid national interest and political division.
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Barry Goldwater
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Arizona
Rockefeller
Post Office Desegregation Push Expands Negro Roles
The integrated Post Office, the largest employer of African Americans, reports 117,900 Black employees, about 20 percent of its 585,000. J. Edward Day orders non discrimination in promotions while unions sign nondiscriminating affidavits and landlords ban discrimination at postal windows and related premises.
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Moses Tells His Master The World Is In Turmoil
Moses explains to John on a peach cloud that two billion five hundred million people struggle to feed themselves despite resources. He warns of united nations in war and redrawn loyalties, while denouncing Soviet materialism and the crush of global atheism. Millions seek to copy God.
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Moses
Young John
St. John
John
Soviet Union
United States
Congo
Italy
Kremlin
God
Heaven
Domestic aid proposed for rail workers displaced by automation
The author argues that layoffs from automation create a human problem not solvable by bargaining alone. He proposes a domestic aid and retraining fund funded by government and unions to support trainmen conductors and firemen becoming unemployed, with eventual cross industry relief and training. He compares costs to foreign aid and emphasizes federal and state roles.
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Washington
Congress
India
Nigeria
Indonesia
Thas
United States
Geography Lesson On Cuba Amid Civil Rights Debate
A Senate hearing erupts as Mississippi Governor Barnett warns of dire outcomes from the public accommodations bill. Alaska Senator Bartlett corrects him with a geography lesson about Diomede Islands, while other anecdotes touch on Kennedy Cabinet wives needlepoint and Blair House renovations amid political chatter.
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E. L
Bob) Bartlett
Alaska
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Commerce Committee
Barnett
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Warren G. Magnuson
Cuba
Bartlett
Soviet Union
U. S
Kennedy
Ethel Kennedy
Blair House
Margaret Truman
Yale
Sweden's Katarinaberget Shelter Holds 17000 People
The Katarinaberget in Stockholm is a vast rock excavation serving as a garage and could shelter 17000 in a nuclear attack. Fourteen similar shelters with power plants and air filters exist in nine Swedish cities. Australia produces 1700 wool types from sheep ranches. About 1 percent of US births are ins.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Katarinaberget
Parental Warning on Teen Calls and Solar Eclipse Safety
The article warns Middletown parents about nuisance calls from teens and urges supervision of children's phone use. It also cautions against looking at tomorrow's solar eclipse, noting infrared rays can burn the retina and advising to keep children indoors with no eye filters available.
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Middletown
How Are You Stranger Welcome to our urban vacation land
Dorothy Kilgallen guides readers through New York scenes gastronomic and cultural. She touts Broadway shows including Virginia Woolf and How to Succeed, luxury dining at Time-Life Tower, and private club meals. She highlights tours, the 79th Street Boat Basin, yacht life, and the Regency Hotel on Park Avenue as cosmopolitan pleasures.
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Gertrude Berg
Manhattan
New York
79Th Street
Hudson River
Regency
Park Ave
Paris
Geneva
Florence
Monte Carlo
Grace
Prince Rainier
Caroline
Europe
Thousands of books spilled after truck crash near Grand Rhapiis
A traffic mishap dumped a trailer full of books across a rural landscape near Grand Rhapiis, Michigan. The incident left thousands of volumes scattered and the scene drew local curiosity from residents and investigators alike.
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