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The Middletown Journal lists pricing for subscriptions and delivery options. Rates include 15c per copy for weekdays and Sundays, 10 per year by mail in trading area, 20 per year outside, and 35 per year outside USA. Published daily by News-Journal Inc. since 1857.
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Globe-Trotting Americans Seek Record Travel Year
Travel demand rises worldwide with 800000 passport actions in early 1960 and 850000 Americans to be served by European lines. Major events include Floriade in Holland, Rome Olympics, Oberammergau, and Munich Eucharistic Congress. Domestic travel accelerates with hotel rates up, 70 million vacation weeks by workers, and 10.4 billion dollars spent on travel.
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Turning away from socialism in Britain and Sweden
The text argues that free nations have shifted away from total nationalization. It cites Britain’s Conservative lead and Labour decline as proof, and notes Sweden’s Social Democrats embracing private enterprise while retaining public control in key sectors. It urges learning from these changes.
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Joe Louis pulls out of Castro PR bid over public opinion
The public relations saga around Castro in Cuba centers on Joe Louis and his firm hired to promote tourism. Louis says the public dislikes the project and may withdraw. Cuba faces a collapsing tourist trade with 90 percent fewer Havana bookings and hotels running red.
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Middletown Junior Chamber names co-chairs for July 4 event
Frid ay June 14 1940 Middletown Junior Chamber of Commerce selects Jack Wilson and Ronald Lane as co chairmen of the July 4 celebration to be staged at Armco Field after a twilight parade Armco board chairman George M Verity appeals to Congress for aid to France as Hitler advances on Paris Rabbi Michael Aaronsohn of Cincinnati is named GOP national convention chaplain and speaks at Flag Day ceremonies by B nai Brith Lodge at the YMCA
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Independent Voter Myth Challenged By Michigan Study
Washington opinion piece reviews The American Voter by Campbell Converse Miller and Stokes from the University of Michigan. It argues independents are less informed and less involved than partisans, noting 82 percent of strong partisans care about politics versus about half of independents, and explains switch voters and economic cues drive turnout.
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Arrogant ALPA foes Quesada in pilot union clash
Washington reports ALPA officers and lobbyists attack Federal Aviation Administrator E R Quesada as arrogant while defending labor contracts and cockpit staffing. Eastern, American, Pan American and TWA pilots resist FAA inspectors. Quesada pledges enforcement. Union chief Clarence Sayen calls for inspection defiance to end.
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Facts From The Field And Far Lands
The United States sign flies over Washington day and night. The gazelle is cited as the top meat on an African safari. New York's post office, the world’s largest, processes about 26 million pieces daily. Franklin Idaho’s first irrigation canal was four miles long built by Mormon pioneers. Wasps first manufacture paper by making nests from papery material. Colonial mourning etiquette included black gloves as a sign. Washington is called the City of Magnificent Distances. Francisco de Orellana, a Spanish soldier, was the first to explore the Amazon river. Lichens grow in tropics and Arctic regions.
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Parents blamed for teen vandals roaming late hours
A column questions where parents were as teens vandalized a car and slashed a convertible top in the city. It argues responsibility lies with parents through supervision and proper instruction, noting cruising police cannot be everywhere at 2 a m. Blame only if parents fail their duties.
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Broadway gossip and world notes in Kilgallen column
Dorothy Kilgallen reports Vivien Leigh’s potential return to London for a big scene with Laurence Olivier amid marriage rumors. Venezuela unrest drives gringos out. Lana Turner cancels New York trip to stay near daughter Cheryl Crane. Tony Bennett dates Annie Ross while Eisenhower’s Far East trip stirs Sony stock. Kim Novak improves after hepatitis, Nepa king and queen dine with bodyguards. Fidel Castro may restrict Cuban home ownership. Pasternak family inheritances reach nearly 700000.
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Tomorrow's Stars Favor Diplomatic Efforts and Growth
Tomorrow promises achievement if you handle dealings diplomatically and focus energy. A strong Mercury improves written matters and communications. birthday individuals see focus on job activity for six months with cooperation to advance aims and avoid late year extravagance.
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