Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Address
Middletown Journal is published daily by News-Journal Inc. Subscription rates include 6 cents per weekday and 1 cent for Sunday copy, 50 cents weekly by carrier, 16 dollars per year for six days by mail in the trading area, 20 dollars per year for outside trading area, and 35 dollars per year outside the U S A. All subscriptions payable in advance. Located at S Broad and First Ave in Middletown Ohio.
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Nixon candidacy analysis at Chicago GOP convention highlights family party image
The Nixon bid is framed as a quintessential Republican choice with broad support among party regulars. Nixon’s record in Congress and as vice president is portrayed as immune to past charges, while foreign policy marks him as more liberal than conservative. His 1950s campaigns emphasize Eisenhower era prosperity and restraint on the welfare state.
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Change in Farming Editorial Reflects on Shifting Rural Ties
An Antigo Daily Journal editorial argues that American farming has shifted from tight local bonds to broader, impersonal networks. It notes farmers now buy tractor fuel from cities, enabling mechanization that reduces labor, lowers costs, and supports land reclamation while feeding a growing population.
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The Key That Wasn't 357 at Idlewild Hotel
Jim Bishop recounts an overnight plan at the International Hotel near Idlewild Airport. A misfired room key leads to mistaken entry into a captain’s paid room, triggering confusion with the desk, a sleeping couple, and the house detective as the full moon looms.
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Fat people safer drivers say traffic expert declares
A traffic expert claims fat people are safer drivers than thin folks. The statement raises questions about whether extra weight makes drivers more cautious or less prone to aggression on the road.
Rockefeller Vice Presidency Dilemma Faces Rockefeller in 1960 Bid
The article weighs whether Gov. Nelson Rockefeller would accept a Nixon draft for vice president or decline to run in 1960. It analyzes how a yes or no could affect his 1962 gubernatorial re-election chances in New York and 1964 prospects, noting party dynamics, possible outcomes, and the risks of a refused offer.
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Russia and Cuba shape a Soviet satellite future
George Sokolsky argues the 1960 U S presidency faces a Russian strategy to contain the United States without war. He cites the Cuban setback, stresses the role of the Secretary of State, and warns that Moscow aims to destabilize NATO and forge satellites in Cuba, Mexico, Venezuela, and possibly Panama. He contrasts Camp David with current containment policy.
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Back From Vacation Jokes Stir Office Chatter
Hal Boyle recalls colleagues ribbing a returning worker with jokes about his long vacation and missed payments. The heated boss, handwriting quips, and desk duties paint a playful, weary snapshot of post trip office life. The column closes with a biting jab about another vacation nearly a year away.
Dorothy Kilgallen Cover Girl Faces Unemployment
Hollywood gossip and industry notes recount Dorothy Kilgallen at the unemployment office on Broadway and St. Marks, awaiting her first unemployment check while her studio negotiates a two picture per year deal. The column also covers Grace Kelly, Brenda Lee’s chart success, and other Broadway and film industry chatter with notes on Bornstedt, Welk, Sophia Loren, and Keefe Brasselle.
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Grand jury called to probe Hamilton slot machine racket
The Butler County grand jury was convened in special session by Judge Fred B. Cramer to determine who is responsible for the slot machine racket in Hamilton. Aber deen Dr. Robert Steddom became the second Civilian Pilot Training Program solo at Municipal Airport, following Ray Bourne. Police Chief Hugh King announced loose dogs would be taken to the city pound after a rabid dog died at a local veterinarian's hospital.
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