Middletown Daily Subscription Rates and Post Office Details
Middletown Ohio announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. Rates cover in city delivery 10 cents per weekday, 15 cents Sunday, 60 cents weekly by route, and annual mail rates of 15 dollars within trading areas and 24 dollars outside, 38 dollars outside the U S. Subscriptions are payable in advance. Published daily by New Journal Inc founded in 1857.
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Middletown
Ohio
S. Broad St
U.S.A
New Journal Inc
Brown and Reagan Clash For California Governor
The political showdown pits incumbent Gov. Edmund G Brown against actor Ronald Reagan in a high profile California gubernatorial race. Brown relies on a strong machine and vilifies Reagan as Goldwaterist while Reagan appeals to unity and centrist voters, aiming to attract independents and Democrats. The contest promises a hard fought battle with Brown favored but not assured.
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Edmund G. Brown
Ronald Reagan
George Murphys
Senate
Brown
Reagan
California
Campaign Finance Reform and Small Donor Encouragement
The piece argues for broader campaign financing reform centered on increasing small donor participation. It cites heavy reliance on wealthy contributors and supports Johnson's proposal for a tax deduction up to $100 to stimulate wider citizen giving, reducing reliance on a few rich donors.
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Johnson
Presidents Not Always On Camera in Jim Bishop Tale
A Washington columnist shares anecdotes about Herbert Hoover, John F. Kennedy, Dwight D. Eisenhower and Lyndon B. Johnson. Hoover recalls a 1956 convention autograph moment, Kennedy discusses Ireland and a joke with a fan, Eisenhower analyzes staffers' body language, and Johnson is shown as affectionate with his wife quoted or implied in multiple vignettes.
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Washington, D.C
United States
Herbert Hoover
John F. Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
Hoover
San Francisco
Secret Service
Dwight Eisenhower
Jim Hagerty
Lyndon Johnson
Mrs. Johnson
Honey Fitz
Kennedy Men Complicate 1972 Campaign Alliances
Washington analysis notes how a Kennedy loyalist, William Haddad, runs US Research and Development Corp with Dem clients in Florida Michigan and the Midwest. The firm’s ties spark accusations of Kennedy influence on races for governor, Senate and state offices amid Bold Humphrey Kennedy speculation. Frank Mankiewicz joins RFK as press secretary, signaling shifting loyalties.
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Washington
Kennedy
Humphrey
Robert Kennedy
William Haddad
Bobby Kennedy
Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Haddad
US. Research and Development Corp
Miami
Robert King High
Hayden Burns
Florida
Detroit
Jerome Cavanagh
Senate
G. Mennen Williams
Sen
Mayor High
Burns
High
Michigan
Cavanagh
Williams
John Kennedy
Frank Mankiewicz
California
Turn signals and risky lane changes cited as driving pet peeves
The piece critiques drivers who skip turn signals when changing lanes or turning. It argues signaling is simple, safety minded, and helps prevent rear-end collisions, noting drivers who ignore signals endanger others and invite risk.
Rhodesian Lecture Tour Denied by U S Denunciations
A Rhodesian private secretary says the United States opposes a Rhodesian cabinet minister touring the United States to present Rhodesia's case. The letter notes American officials refused Kennedy ally access and suggests sending a non-government representative instead.
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Washington
United States
Robert Kennedy
South Africa
Rhodesia
Thomas J Anderson
Georgia Farm
Atlanta
Salisbury
Anderson
Ministry of External Affairs
Gebert
White House
MR. Anderson
Britain
Liberia
Ethiopia
Kennedy
United Nations
Security Council
Bobby Kennedy
University gains and community spirit reshape town
A community shows unity through education and philanthropy. Donors fund a new library and auditorium while a state builds another facility. A letter from Joyce Sebright commends an honest Good Samaritan who returned a lost purse at Montgomery Ward's.
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Joyce Sebright
Neibar St
Montgomery Ward
Ward's
Buddha and Thich Thi Quang contrasted in a curious meditation
The piece juxtaposes Gautama Buddha’s life and ideals with Thich Thi Quang’s views. It notes Buddha’s early royal life, renunciation, enlightenment, and Teachings spread by monks, and briefly mentions space program commentary and Jim Meredith contemplating a political career after law school.
Letters Abroad Seeks Readers for World Friendship
Letters Abroad invites adults to share in pen friendship in English for the cost of stamps. The NGO has served 750,000 people 19 and older in 145 nations since 1952 to foster mutual understanding and world peace. Write to Letters Abroad 18 East 60 Street New York NY 10022 with name address age occupation hobbies and a stamped self-addressed envelope. Frederick M. Winship, President.
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East 60
New York
N.Y
World Friendship
Frederick M. Winship
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