Middletown Journal Courier Rates and Print Details
The Middletown Journal in Middletown Ohio lists subscription rates and delivery options. Rates include per copy 6 cents on weekdays and 15 cents on Sundays, 10 dollars yearly by mail in the trading area, 20 dollars outside trading area, 35 dollars outside the U.S.A. All subscriptions are payable in advance. The newspaper is published daily by News-Journal Inc, founded 1857.
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Eucharistic Congress Set To Draw Millions To Munich
Up to a million Roman Catholics from every continent converge on Munich for the 37th International Eucharistic Congress. A giant tent city will house 140000 pilgrims at an Oberammergau visit, with programs of sacred music, art, and relief from Dachau. 20000 Americans led by Cardinal Spellman attend, and Pope John XXIII will send a message.
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Travel and jets spark a new era of global understanding
Great Peace Force Newsweek notes record growth in foreign travel by Americans. Jet aircraft set new speed and comfort standards, boosting tourism and expanding travel off the beaten path. Officials say this reflects a shift to meeting new faces and understanding neighbors, promoting world peace through informed peoples.
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Happiness Is Yours If Cultivated Through Thought
A reflective piece urges shaping thoughts to find happiness. A friend’s morning routine demonstrates gratitude and praise, suggesting happiness grows from healthy soul, goodwill, faith, and daily thanksgiving.
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Girl Scout tennis titles and teen jitterbug winners noted
Mary Hampel won the girls singles tennis title over Frances Henry 6-4 6-2 and teamed with Henry to win the doubles. Teen jitterbug couples led by Florence Fells Roma Smith Ed Hackney and Mark Conley Vanois Calhoun triumphed at Douglas Park. Middletown Milk Assn secretary E C Garrett cited an unusually hot dry July causing a one third dip in local milk production.
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Chaff From The Staff Hospital's Newest Nurse Won't Wear Cap
Arthur Beck Jr., 30, among the first two men to graduate Middletown Hospital School of Nursing, wears RN pin and a black shoulder band to distinguish him from doctors. He joins the nursing school faculty as a clinical instructor, and the attire aims to prevent mislabeling as a doctor. The piece contrasts the nurse's role with traditional caps and notes public misunderstanding during training.
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Congress Eyes Fast Return to Debated Campaign Promises
AP report from Chicago notes Congress must return Aug 8 to tackle unfinished business from the conventions. Key issues include raising the minimum wage and federal education aid, with Civil Rights action potentially shaping a three week session. The rush will feature Nixon presiding over the Senate and Kennedy and Johnson in the Democratic leadership as Lodge serves at the UN.
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Paul Harvey on News Ethics and Press Integrity
Paul Harvey reflects on the role of a competent newsman on the convention floor. He recalls Oscar Chapman pressuring him to reveal Truman’s presence, and explains how reporters must separate fact from leads and misleads while guarding objectivity. He stresses skepticism toward translation and the need for discernment in what belongs on page one.
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What Makes The Man How Leaders Rise Across Systems
The piece contrasts path to power in Britain, Soviet Russia, and the United States. It cites Khrushchev, Lenin, Stalin, Hoover, Eisenhower, and Roosevelt, noting how individual careers and party structures shape presidential prospects and policy through appointments, elections, and political strategy.
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No clear path to the presidency in US leaders
The text contrasts Truman Eisenhower Kennedy Nixon and Rockefeller, noting Truman became president after Roosevelt's death with little preparation while Eisenhower rose from military roles to win the presidency. It argues public projection and self-promotion shape presidential emergence.
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New Jersey soda machine fire sparks blast from bottles
The piece reports a fire in a New Jersey soft drink dispenser quelled by exploding pop bottles. Observers note a DIY trend angle and the incident’s odd source of extinguishing force.
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