Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Publication Details
The Middletown Journal published daily by News-Journal Inc lists subscription rates including 6 cents per copy on weekdays and 15 cents on Sundays, 50 cents weekly by carrier in city, and annual mail options from 10 to 35 dollars. The paper traces its founding to 1857 and includes a religious quotation from John 14:6.
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Automation and Jobs in an Automated Era
A discussion of rising productivity and lagging employment as automation expands in industry. It notes factory hours, semi skilled labor pressures, white collar growth, and the need for retraining plans, shorter work weeks, and public programs to ease transitions.
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Commissioner of Labor Statistics
Ed Creagh on Ike Covering White House Life
AP veteran Marvin L. Arrowsmith sums up White House coverage as demanding and persistent. The piece recalls stampeding headlines, travel, privations, and the constant drift into new crises, praising resilience and suggesting a spaceflight bid for worthy reporters.
Polaris Submarine Based Nuclear Missiles Face Funding Clash
Washington debate centers on immediate production versus future prototyping for the Polaris system. Navy cites 1000 to 1200 mile range and submarine launch as key, while Congress balks at expanding a weapon not yet tested. Nuclear powered subs would carry 10 to 12 missiles each.
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Broadway columnist Louis Sobol Reflects on Lost Nightlife
Jim Bishop profiles Louis Sobol, famed Broadway columnist nearing 60, and his wife Peggy Marlowe. The piece chronicles Sobol’s 30-year Broadway stint, shifts in nightlife, and the vanished clubs and figures from the Golden Era, ending with their departure at 7:20 p.m. to a cab.
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Louis Lobo
Broadway
Mr. Sobol
Louis Sobol
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Broadway gossip and party notes from Dorothy Kilgallen
A collage of entertainment news lists Lucille Lee Wiley's legal woes, Juliette Greco and Maurice Jarre romance, Jeff Chandler Esther Williams dates, and party guests like Laurence Olivier and Gina Lollobrigida. Also covered are Morris Levy, Judy Garland, Perry Como, Faye Emerson, Sonny Rollins, and modeling veteran Candy Jones amid industry shifts and travel quirks.
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Lee Wiley
Lee
Juliette Greco
Maurice Jarre
Jeff Chandler
Esther Williams
Bolsho! Ballet
Sir Laurence Olivier
Gina Lollobrigida
Kirk Douglas
Morris Levys
Cynthia Brooks
Pier Angeli
Yale Wexler
Europe
Bartley Grum
Rita Hayworth
Judy Garland
Brooklyn
Ben Maksik
Perry Como
Bart Howard
Twin sisters arrested by Tokyo police on shoplifting charges
Two middle aged sisters were taken into custody by Tokyo police on shoplifting charges. The incident prompted local crime coverage in the penitentiary newspaper with a sizable non inmate subscriber base.
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Tokyo
Read the signs of heat and stay cool this summer
Dave Regan urges readers to accept hot weather and manage discomfort with mental readiness and practical cooling. He advises acknowledging heat, keeping calm, and using a window fan or air conditioning to stay cool.
Frelinghuysen Faces Protests Over Housing Role
Congress member Peter Frelinghuysen of New Jersey faced anti Frelinghuysen protests at a YMCA fundraising event in Morristown. Demonstrators, carrying signs about housing, included his defeated rival David North who claimed he was not orchestrating the event.
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Larry Fay
Peppy D’albren
Leo Lindys
Dixie Davis
George White
Tia Juana
Jack Walker
Sonny Rollins
MGM
Leonard Feather
Rollins L.P
Dr. Feather
New York
Romeo Salta
U.S
Robert Wagner
Debbie Reynolds
Washington
Peter Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Frelinghuysen
David North
YMCA
Morristown
N. J
Anti Frelinghuysen
Y.M.C.A
North
Capitol
Dan Flood
Pennsylvania
Beau Brummel Flood
Congress
Sam Rayburn
Sam
Bailey
Flood
Kenneth B. Keating
New Yorker
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Keating
Kennedy
Estrellita Forecast Promises Good Results for Tomorrow
The stars suggest a constructive period ahead with favorable outcomes for sincere effort. October and November require money caution due to speculative ventures. a birthday in the year brings job and financial promise, plus unusual occupational recognition late October. Travel and romance look bright in August and October. December offers prestige and new business opportunities for 1960. A child born today may have marked artistic gifts.
White chimney signaled Tory ownership in Revolutionary New England
In colonial New England a white chimney with a black band signified a Tory house holder. The Romans named a Cyprus mined orange yellow metal Cypriumnes or Cyprian brass, later contracted to coprum and finally copper.
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