Middletown Journal subscription rates and notice
Public notice lists subscription prices for Middletown Journal including daily, Sunday, city area, outside city area, trading area and overseas rates. The notice records mail terms, advance payment, and a Bible verse quoted from Revelation 21 3.
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Middletown Journal
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Tabernacle of God
Dulles Retreats On Ban On Red China Coverage
The article traces Secretary of State Dulles evolving stance on U S media access to Communist China. It notes a long retreat from potential reporter visits, the Aug. 6 policy maintaining a general ban, and limited talks for a set number of correspondents. It covers past hostages, pooling ideas, and ongoing detentions including six Americans still held or under house arrest.
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Farmers seek less government in farming prices
The piece reports a shift among farmers and farm spokesmen toward less government price fixing. Citing American Farm Bureau Federation President Charles B. Shuman, it notes hog prices rising from 10.90 in January 1956 to 17.30 in January 1957 and argues free market forces yield fairer prices for producers and consumers.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Civil rights bill fight reshapes Senate power balance
A Senate struggle over a civil rights bill backed by President Eisenhower tests loyalties and politics for Republicans and Democrats. Northern and Southern factions weigh compromised outcomes as Lyndon Johnson seeks a workable middle path while Knowland presses for a bill with teeth. A stalled yet historic passage looms as both sides assess gains for Negro voters and party unity.
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Southern race views misunderstood in civil rights debate
Washington columnist David Lawrence argues Congress stalls on vital executive priorities as a minority pushes a civil rights bill. He contends federal overreach threatens state election sovereignty, cites fears of troops, and notes Southern juries' fairness while criticizing end-justifies-the-means liberalism in the Senate debate.
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Estrellita Horoscope Signals Growth and Caution Ahead
The forecast urges harmony in personal relations and careful business dealings this Sunday. It predicts strong gains in the next three months through leveraging talents and cooperation, with October as a key period for occupational and financial advancement. Domestic life remains favorable, but mid September calls for tact to avert disputes.
World’s Worst Jaywalkers and Other Snippets
A mash of quotes and trivia covers jaywalking fines in New York and Pasadena, British actress Michael Wilding on Elizabeth Taylor, a claim about Greek and Spanish flirtations, reading speeds, and Q A exchanges. It notes Louis B. Mayer’s eye for talent, mentions Greta Garbo and other stars, and ends with July Fourth birthdays.
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Henry Stein
YMCA to reroof and repair steam valves in 1937
20 Years Ago items note YMCA building repairs scheduled including a new roof and steam valve fixes with contracts to be awarded. Also reported Marconi’s death in Rome and a Columbia Gas System Band concert at Sunset Park under Jake Hoffman. Mt Rushmore sculptors begin Roosevelt face work. a child born today predicted ambitious and devoted to family.
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Columbia Gas System
Jake Hoffman
Sunset Park
Mt. Rushmore National Memorial
Black Hills
South Dakota
Teddy Roosevelt
Paul Harvey Socialists To Buy England
Paul Harvey warns that Britain's Socialists aim to seize control of major industries through stock buying and direct acquisitions. He argues this would create a powerful monopoly, surpassing historic corruption, with two directors enough to dictate terms and force consolidation across shipbuilding, machine manufacturing, chemicals, and aircraft sectors.
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Labor Party Executive Council
Jottings in Pencil Show Biz News Writ Large
Dorothy Kilgallen Kaye notes Sammy Kaye hiring lawyers against Lawrence Welk over a gimmick dispute. Sid Caesar may headline a Broadway show this fall amid other stars like Lana Turner eyeing music. Ben Vereen age unknown screens for The Snipe Hunt. Johnnie Ray plays four shows in Atlantic City. Mario Lanza slimmed down 40 pounds for Seven Hills of Rome under Italian doctor supervision. Buddy Hackett cancels Coast visit to negotiate God’s Little Acre lead. Eartha Kitt confronts African Room proprietor over a $137 bill and alleged unduly harsh conduct. Jessica Tandy in The Man in the Dog Suit. Billy Holiday singing for a life movie, lip-sync undecided. Shelley Winters dismisses studio bio misstatements about Anthony Franciosa. Desk Set in England retitled Miss Other Woman, with Tyrone Power explaining Foolishness of bullfights. Spencer Tracy and Katharine Hepburn in Desk Set praised Technicolor CinemaScope. Las Vegas showgirl ads flop as dearth of applicants persists. Greenwich Village gastronome trend: beresch with gin.
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Lawrence Welk
Sammy
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Lana Turner
Little Benivr
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Johnnie Ray
Atlantic City
Buddy Hackett
Concord Hotel
Jessica Tandy
Billy Holliday
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Anthony Franciosa
England
Spencer Tracy
Katharine Hepburn
Steinway family leads piano maker in a world of sound
The executive president, a Steinway descendant, heads a firm that makes 3,500 pianos annually. Five other Steinways work there, each claiming they can identify a Steinway by ear and will bet on it. The piece corrects a misnomer about birds used as voice metaphors, noting male canaries and nightingales as the family vocalists and suggesting a female voice be likened to a thrush.
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