Middletown Journal subscription details and rates
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for different delivery methods. Rates include 5c per copy on weekdays and 15c on Sundays, 45c weekly by carrier, 10 per year by mail in the trading area, 17.50 outside trading area, and 35 per year outside the U S A. All subscriptions payable in advance. Published daily by News Journal Inc. Founded 1857.
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Hashemite Ties Shape Arab Power Alignments Across Region
The piece outlines Hashemite links between Jordan Iraq and Saudi Arabia dating to World War I and the 1948 war. It notes King Hussein and King Faisal were first cousins and discusses Saudi efforts to balance Iraq Jordan and Egypt Syria. It mentions Saud turning authority to Faisal amid Nasser tensions and reflects Western hopes for resistance to Cairo dominance.
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Indirect aggression and the UN faced in world crisis
U.S. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge warns the United Nations must handle indirect aggression or risk a global subversion. He recalls the Lie report and cites Egypt as meeting such criteria, while noting the UN has no official definition or formula to address indirect aggression, despite swift action in direct conflicts like the 1956 Suez crisis.
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Khrushchev Note Reflects Fear and Western Unity
The Khrushchev letter urging a high level conference is accused of distortion and fear. The piece argues the Soviet Union seeks to subvert Middle East governments and warns that appeasement could lead to a broader war, with the West facing internal subversion and the danger of nuclear and conventional conflict. Winston Churchill's cautions frame the critique of appeasement.
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Real Issue in Tariffs Debate Is Kerr Amendment
Fulton Lewis Jr argues the core question is whether a closed bureaucracy under GATT controls tariff policy or Congress should override presidential vetoes. He asserts the Kerr Amendment shifts responsibility to the President and Congress, challenging standard White House procedures and exposing the State Department driven cycle in tariff reductions.
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Estrellita Stars Advise Early Prep To Meet Day
The text urges trying early to anticipate difficulties likely today and then eliminate them quickly. It adds P M aspects advise tact in dealing with others.
Steel pricing change sparks Armeco talk at Manchester Hotel
At Armeco's July general meeting in Manchester Hotel speakers Calvin Verity W W Sebald and J B Tytus discussed basing point pricing in the steel industry. A British seaplane landed safely on the St Lawrence River in Montreal following a trans Atlantic flight from Forgnes Ireland. Weight loomed large at the Fresh Air Camp with Elizabeth Ratliff defending her Queen title as rivals Margaret Harzelrigg and Jean Grat trailed.
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Summer Rain Keeps Middletown Wet Without Raincoats
Dave Regan Here And There notes an unseasonably rainy, chilly stretch in Middletown. Residents admit they postponed buying rain gear, enduring soaking days as showers persist into late July, with plans to buy a coat only after more downpours.
Horoscope notes varying influences for 1959 personal plans
The reading advises慎 astute business decisions over the next five months with emphasis on August for solid planning. It suggests limited monetary gains outside September and a brief mid December period, warning about jet matters in December and highlighting opportunities in early 1959 for advancement. It predicts a child born then will show leadership and empathy.
Arthur Treacher Tells of Butler Roles and Old Film Days
Dorothy Kilgallen guests on vacation with Arthur Treacher. He recalls playing butlers in films, supporting stars like Tyrone Power and Clark Gable, and shares anecdotes from MGM, Lupe Velez, and Sam Goldwyn. He notes past rents, current prices, and reflections on contract life and life in the servants hall.
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Suburban Vote Creates City of Utopia in Illinois
In a bold move, a Chicago suburb voted to incorporate as the city of Utopia. The decision follows local debates over governance and community identity, signaling a new municipal chapter for residents seeking self rule.
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