Middletown News-Journal Subscription Rates Notice
Broad at First Ave Middletown Ohio notice lists subscription prices for city area and trading areas. Rates include 45 cents weekly for six days by carrier, 10 dollars yearly by mail in trading area, 17.50 outside trading area, and 35 dollars outside USA. Published daily by News Journal Inc founded 1887. Verse from Philippians 4:28.
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News--Journal Inc
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Where The Money Is Old Illusions Die Hard
An analysis presented to a House committee shows the individual income tax provides about half of federal revenue. The 20 percent starting rate pays 84 percent of this, with higher rates yielding only about one percent due to few rich taxpayers. Government should rely on middle and modest earners to reduce waste and taxes.
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House
Rhode Island
Students revolt and conservative tides mark campuses
The piece surveys student movements and political shifts from Latin America to Hungary, noting mobbed leaders in Venezuela, Kerala’s Communist shift in India, and anti war activity in 1930s Germany. It contrasts 1930s student radicalism with today’s campus conservatism driven by GI Bill and party clubs.
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Latin America
Nixon
Sam
Julius Caesar
Venezuela
Jimenez
United States
India
Gandhi
Nehru
Kerala
Hitler
Germany
Young Republican
Young Democratic
U. S
G. I
Americans Earn More as Two-Worker Families Rise
Census Bureau survey shows 45 percent of families had more than one earner in 1956. Education boosts income with 1956 averages $4200 for grade schooling alone, $5500 for high school, $7600 for college. White income gaps are largest in the South, with regional disparities outlined across the nation.
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U. S
America
Census Bureau
Colege
Sleep as Vital Health Tool in Hal Boyle's Light Column
Hal Boyle muses on daily quirks and trivia as he riffs on sleep nutrition and human foibles. The piece blends pithy observations from pop culture and history with humorous lines from Groucho Marx and Johnny Desmond, reflecting on modern life.
Golf becomes political under Eisenhower and Macmillan
The piece notes Harold Macmillan practicing golf in Scotland ahead of a possible summit with President Eisenhower and humorously imagines Khrushchev buying clubs. It argues golf is a respectable pastime for leaders and criticizes political attacks on Eisenhower’s recreation while contrasting U S and British views on public figures’ private lives.
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Washington
World News
Associated Press
Scotland
Harold Macmillan
Eisenhower
New Press Association
United Press International
Nikita Khrushchev
10 Downing Street
Eisenower
Tke
Congress
America
United States
Paul Dudley White
Presiden Eisenhower
Australia
Nixon
Mr. Eisenhower
White House
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Truman
Candids and Careers in Hollywood and Washington
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Mamie Eisenhower candids for a scrapbook while Judy Garland faces union disputes over payment. Broadway actors tour Washington for Measure for Measure amid security checks. Carol Lynley targeted by Fox for a film role, competing with Varsi and Remick. Andre Previn recuperates, Kim Novak under limits, radar foil gimmicks rise. Hollywood outpaces New York in TV and film production as Gotham braces for a busy season.
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White House
Mamie Eisenhower
Judy Garland
Los Angeles
Sid Luft
Johnny Mandel
Judy
Phyllis Hill
Nancy Coleman
Washington
Library of Congress
20Th Century Fox
Carol Lynley
Diane Varsi
Lee Remick
Paul Newman
Joanne Woodward
Ben Gazzarra
Elaine Stritch
Andre Previn
John Wingate
Adam Clayton Powell
Kim Novak
West Side
Jean Pierre Aumont
Paris Crums
Hollywood
Mail and Mirth from Washingtons Letters Stir Fun And Friction
Cartoonish letters reach Vice President Nixon and Sen Kuchel and Rep Mack in Washington as readers mock politics and climate theories. A California constituent rhymes about a barber plot and a Lana Turner sighting, while others note chain letters and odd envelope sizes reveal organizing mail drives.
Doctor Samuel Belkin A leader shaping Yeshiva University
Jim Bishop profiles Doctor Samuel Belkin, long time Polish immigrant turned president of Yeshiva University. From humble beginnings in Swilier to Brown University and a $6.5 million budget, Belkin transformed Yeshiva into a university with six campuses and 3,500 orthodox students. His drive to expand, fundraise, and mentor faculty frames a life of learning, faith, and impact.
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Doctor Samuel Belkin
Yeshiva University
America
Dr. Belkin
Poland
Brown University
Swilier
Bialystock
Poppa Belkin
Momma Belkin
Schlicz
Sam
Belkin
New York
Aoliceman
Samuel Belkin
Ira J. Sobol
Se'ma Ehrlich
Yeshiva
the Theological Seminary
Sammy
Estrellita Stars Open A Realistic Year For Visionary Birthdays
The horoscope urges practical focus for tomorrow's birthdays in 1956. Imagination and creativity shine for artists and writers, with high energy and ambition but warns of stress August to November. Expect financial and business gains, September recognition, and late December personal good news. a child born then will be ambitious and generous.
Miss Gretchen Meehan Graduates From Western College
Miss Gretchen Meehan earned a bachelor of arts degree at Western College Oxford where she was editor of Multifaria. The 1938 poppy sale raised $200 more than last year. prizes for high street sales went to Jean Clair Glass, Jean Thiel and Jewel Hauselman. Lois Lambert Jean Chappel and Betty Mae Click from the Paramount Mickey Mouse Club will perform at the Dayton YMCA. The YMCA Players Guild plans summer one act plays to be staged for Grange groups Miami Valley Chautauqua and Butler County Fair.
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Gretchen Meehan
Western College At
Oxford
Multifaria
Martin V. Coffey
High Street
Jean Clair Glass
Jean Thiel
Jewel Hauselman
Lois Lambert
Jean Chappel
Betty Mae Click
Paramount Mickey Mouse Club
Dayton
Miss Lambert
Miss Chappell
Miss Click
Players Guild of
The
YMCA
Glenn Webster
Guild
Miami Valley Chautauqua
Butler County Fair
Hamilton
Norah Docker Charged After Monza Clash With Italian Officer
British noblewoman Norah Docker barred from Monaco and the Riviera faces charges for insulting an Italian police officer. Authorities downplay any planned mutual defense pact among the three nations. New York City reports its wettest year since 1900, spanning the Prohibition era.
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Norah Docker
Monaco
French Riviera
New York City
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