Middletown Ohio Subscriptions and Rates
Middletown Ohio news notice lists subscription prices and options. Rates include per copy six cents on weekdays and fifteen cents on Sundays, with weekly carrier delivery in-city, six day mail at ten dollars yearly, seven day mail at twenty dollars and six cents, plus outside U S A thirty five dollars yearly. All subscriptions payable in advance. Published daily by News Journey Inc. Established 1857.
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Talks on disarmament falter after Paris Summit collapse
The Geneva discussions between West Five nations United States Britain France Canada and Italy and Eastern bloc Poland Czechoslovakia Romania and Bulgaria face a gloomy outlook as the Paris Summit collapse shadows the process. While the three power nuclear test talks show limited progress the general disarmament talks remain stalemated with step by step Western demands clashing with Soviet sweeping disarmament aims. The U S ambassador calls the Soviet stance "just as usual" as protests focus on test details rather than principle.
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Canada
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Soviet Bloc
Brown Faces Third Party Challenger in California Primary
Gov Edmund G Brown battles a nuisance bid from George McLain a social welfare lobbyist with 50 000 supporters who pledges a 32 percent social security gain if he wins. Observers expect Brown to lead in 81 California delegates but Townsend pressure could tilt votes toward Nixon in a newsy party contest.
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Edmund G
Pat) Brown
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George McLain
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Defense missteps cited in tire surplus sales case
Senator Williams exposed that the Defense Department sold unused 18 by 24 heavy tires as surplus at low prices while buying the same tires elsewhere for higher sums. He cites Rock Island Arsenal and Raritan Arsenal transactions, noting misaligned listings and inadequate checks on needs vs center stock.
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Akron
Sam Winer
Comptroller General's Office
Scout official named for summer activities in 1940
Elmo Lingrel was named director of summertime activities for the local Boy Scout organization by A. W. Steed, chair of the scout camping and activities committee. The Kiwanis Club won a silver loving cup after defeating 14 clubs in the Third Ohio Division golf tournament, with R. E. Sebald, W. E. Wilmer, M. W. Coffey and F. W. Chew on the winning team. Max Wise was elected chancellor of the Knights of Pythias, succeeding Lewis Gross. George Bassett, vice chancellor. Harry O. Weisel, prelate. Ray Mehi, master-at-arms.
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Ohio
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W. E. Wilmer
M. W. Coffey
F. W. Chew
Max Wise
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Knights of Pythias
Lewis Gross
George Bassett
Harry O. Weisel
Ray Mehi
Columbus Charts Virgin Islands on Second Voyage
The Virgin Islands were discovered by Columbus on his second voyage in 1493. Texas maintains over forty five thousand miles of state highways. The bones of a pigeon weigh less than its feathers.
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Pierrette Pradier
Michele Morgan
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American Patriotism Under Strain in Wartime Press Debates
Washington columnist argues patriotism waning as critics attack Eisenhower and favor Moscow, citing public scrutiny during crisis, media bias, and a divide between political rivals and national duty. He recalls World War II unity and condemns Khrushchev’s disrespectful remarks while urging steadfast national resolve.
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Khrushchev Not Drunk Says columnist in jest
A columnist defends Khrushchev with satire claiming the Soviet leader may not have been drunk at the Paris summit. He mocks reports of alcohol influence and describes a humorous scene at the National Press Club questioning a Soviet press secretary, ending with a shouted thanks to Mr Peasant.
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Council of Soviet Ministers
Onions Asparagus and Birds Mentioned In Brief
A note states onions and asparagus belong to the lily family and that about two thousand bird species exist worldwide.
Franklin and Middletown tie in long friendship and celebration
An item from Dave Regan highlights Franklin's planned quasi-sesqui-centennial celebration and the enduring bond with neighboring Middletown Ohio. Mrs Hallowell recalls a world tour and a jokey remark about Lucasville. The piece urges local turnout and cordial cross city ties amid playful heat and snow banter.
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Jerry Lucas
Joseph Hallowell
Australia
Lucasville
Middletown
Franklin
Broadway Grapevine Sketches a Theater Turmoil and Star Gossips
Insider notes warn that if Equity and producers do not settle within a fortnight many shows won’t reopen. Amid theater tensions, Bobby Darin captivates the Copacabana, Benny Goodman and Count Basie headline lively scenes, while Parisian cinema scoops and Hollywood gossip mingle with political and personal spins.
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New York
Bobby Darin
Basin Street East
Benny Goodman
Lionel Hampton
Lionel
the Waldorf
Count Basie
Gotham
Horoscope for Tomorrow A Moon-Sagittarius Favor
Estrellita notes a Stars Say for tomorrow advising intellectual and creative readers to apply inventive thinking and adapt to change. For those born tomorrow, push plans for future security, avoid extravagance, and avoid antagonizing potential helpers, with key months July and September.
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