Middetown Postoffice Subscriptions Rates and History
Subscription rates listed for Middetown Ohio newspaper show per copy prices 10 cents for weekdays and 15 cents for Sundays. Carrier deliveries in city and suburbs cost 50 cents weekly, with mail rates set at 12 dollars yearly for trading area and 20 dollars for outside trading area, 35 dollars yearly outside the USA, all payable in advance. founded in 1857.
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Postoffice
Middetown
Ohio
USA
Government-Held Land in Georgia Becomes Battlefield Over Use
Government accountants accuse the Army of hoarding a 258 acre tract near Augusta, claiming it is used as a golf course. The Army says the land provides essential morale and recreation for troops. Developers push open the land to private use, arguing values reach 6000 to 8000 dollars per acre. Farmers worry about further land loss and surpluses. The dispute reflects broader questions about public holdings vs private profit and national policy.
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Augusta
Uncle Sam
Seeing Dandelions Through a Girl's Eyes
An article contrasts the usual nuisance view of dandelions with a girl's perspective, praising their bright beauty and gifts to mothers. It notes the different view of fathers and ends with a payroll point: a worker earns $123 weekly for a modest four person family, per AFL CIO.
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Afl-Cio
Track and Field Feud Risks U.S. Moscow Team
The rift between the United States Track and Field Federation and the Amateur Athletic Union threatens a weak U.S. squad for Moscow. The dispute over college athlete certification may keep top names from international competition, risking a half-strength team against Russia.
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United State
U.S
Moscow
United States Track and Field Federation
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
USTFF
International Amateur Athletic Federation
AAU
United States
Humphrey Says East West Trade Will Ease Tensions
Washington reports that Senator Hubert Humphrey now backs Soviet bloc commerce as a strategic aid of the Great Society. He argues East West trade can reduce tension and aid peace, noting exports to Soviet allies rose to a seven year high last year. Critics warn such trade could aid the Soviet war machine while experts caution against blanket optimism.
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Washington
Minnesota
Herbert Humphrey
Lyndon Johnson
Humphrey
Four periods of American aid to Moscow cited
Dobriansky outlines four eras of U.S. aid to the Soviet Union from 1919 to 1947, asserting Western assistance fueled Communist power. He and Dodd argue no trade with the bloc is non strategic, noting grain and tech aid aided Soviet industry and weapons development.
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Moscow
Dobriansky
Dobriansayk
Connecticut
Thomas Dodd
Senate
Dodd
Kremlin
Iran
Isolationism and the danger to world peace
David Lawrence argues that neo isolationism in the United States risks restoring a return to prewar policies. He warns that both the United Nations and the Organization of American States are compromised by Communist influence and urges continued American leadership with free governments to pursue lasting peace. He cites Viet Nam and the Dominican Republic as examples and stresses the global threat from Soviet and Chinese influence.
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Washington
Johnson
Dominican Republic
United States
OAS
United Nations
Organization of American States
America
Congress
Viet Nam
Nnst
Tts
Red Chinese
Toxlay
China
Southeast Asia
Shrimp catch tops US marine resources report
Department of the Interior notes the 194s US commercial fishery lead resource was shrimp worth millions. The rest mentions France and Napoleon’s memory of Waterloo observance and a Midwestern dandelion bone mixup, plus Pony Express postage trivia.
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U. S
Department of the Interior
France
Waterloo
Napoleon
Lessons In Kindness For Children And Birds
Dave Regan argues that children require early training to develop kindness and restraint toward animals. He cites a Martins bird incident on Baltimore Street, urging parents everywhere to teach children that wild birds cannot be pets and to protect birds instead of harming them. He notes adults can guide behavior at any age to prevent guilt over cruelty.
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Baltimore Street
Martin
Fox
Joe Levine
Four Seasons
Rainbow Room
the Plaza
Noel Coward
United Artists
The
Capitol
Burt Lancaster
Lee Remick
Children of Celebrities
Police Athletic League Smallfry
Huntington Hartford
China Osgood
Pamela Gerard
Arthur
China Gerard
Pamela Osgood
Gretchen Wyler
Hollywood
Eddie Albert
Rio
Tth Regiment
Sonny
Steve Lawrence
Beoore
MGM cancels Great Train Robbery film with Taylor Burton
A film adaptation of Britain's Great Train Robbery planned as a vehicle for Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton was canceled due to legal obstacles. MGM and Burton face potential libel and slander suits under strict English law as remaining suspects hide and others await trial. The project is dropped on legal counsel advice.
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Britain
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
MGM
Burtons
Joan Crawford
Cristiina
Chicago
Conway
Romy Schneider
Peter C. Toole
Pussycat
Rudolf Nureyev
Gorgous
Rudi
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Lawrence Rockefeller
Lev Dobriansky
Georgetown University
Japan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Soviet Empire
Byelorussia
Ukraine
Turkestan
Georgia
American
Stalin
James Marlow
Inter-American System
Organization of American Mates
Robert F. Kennedy
John Ann
Dominion
Hemaphore
John F. Kennedy
David Lawrence
Dave Regan
Dorothy Kilgallen
East Side
Manhattan
Dennis the Menace
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