Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Publication Note
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices: in city and suburbs artes tee 6 days per week, $10 per year by mail in trading area, $20 per year outside trading area, and $35 per year outside USA. The paper emphasizes advance payment and notes publication details from 1857 with a biblical motto.
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One Strike Each in Nixon Rockefeller Nomination Fight
Nixon and Rockefeller each face major hurdles as they seek the Republican presidential nomination. Nixon must win over independents and swing voters while keeping conservative Republicans loyal. Rockefeller must persuade a convention to embrace his liberal-leaning platform if he is denied the nomination.
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Day For The Old Man Father s Day Promotes Be Kind To Dad Day
The Fathers Day Committee ties with the National Retail Merchants Association to promote the June 19 observance. They cite 50 million fathers in the nation and note the long history of Father s Day since 1910.
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Old Jersey City Fifth Precinct Portrait Remembers 1913
Jim Bishop recalls a Jersey City photo from 1913 showing six officers and four mounted policemen outside the Ocean and Cator avenues station. He notes Chief Frank Monaghan, Inspector Phillip Leonard, Patrolmen Doherty and O’Brien, and Lt Finney among those pictured, with later fates including a fatal Black Tom explosion and influenza losses. The narrator reflects on the lives behind the faces, noting Hague’s political rise and a nameless horse in the team.
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Local scholar earns PhD in entomology at Illinois
Carl J. Weinman of 107 Ardmore Drive received a Ph.D. in entomology from the University of Illinois. MARJORIE Jacoby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Jacoby of 2107...
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Rockefeller views on party reform and Nixon era politics
Governor Rockefeller argues for shaping party policy before conventions and supporting Nixon while seeking alternative approaches to selecting candidates. He praises candor and reform, warns of practical politics’ constraints, and notes global shifts shaping Republican strategy amid Eisenhower era dynamics.
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Trujillo regime eyed as doomed by U S observers
Washington signals confidence that Rafael Trujillo will fall within 60 days as exiled confidants return from the Dominican Republic with warnings of a police state and a safe exit strategy. The author recalls a tense Dominican visit, noting surveillance by a guide named Carbone and a propaganda push praising Trujillo’s reforms while living conditions appear controlled.
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Miami University student wins Phi Beta Kappa junior scholarship
Linden Ave was named to receive a Phi Beta Kappa junior scholarship at Miami University. F W Chew noted the Salvation Army picnic committee has capacity for 200 more children, expanding beyond 450 already registered for the LeSourdsville Lake outing.
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Editors Tour of Ohio Bell and GE Labs to New York
Dave Regan and 14 editors along with Bell Telephone officials journey from Grand Central to Kearny New Jersey to tour Ohio Bell and General Electric laboratories. The group tours AT&T facilities and long lines, plans to explore New York landmarks, then return to work Monday.
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George Sokolsky upbraids Khrushchev in blunt letter
George Sokolsky criticizes Nikita Khrushchev in a direct letter calling him a brute, a ward politician, and a congenital scoundrel. He argues Eisenhower will outlast him and mocks Russia’s leadership while praising American resolve and unity.
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Stars Urge Tact In Talks With Elders And Wealthy
Horoscope notes diplomacy needed with superiors and affluent individuals in the forenoon while late afternoon favors personal relationships and new ventures. For birthdays this year, progress in occupational matters is seen and August to November may consolidate finances. A child born now could show strong literary or artistic talent.
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