Middletown Journal subscription rates and address
The Middletown Journal based at Broad at First Ave Middletown Ohio outlines subscription rates for per copy and carrier deliveries in city and trading areas. It lists annual mail options including six and seven day rates and notes payment in advance and publication since 1857.
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Tunisia Indian Ocean? No. Tunisia vs France at UN over Algeria
Tunisia files a Security Council complaint against France demanding labeling of France as aggressor and withdrawal of all French troops in Tunisia amid the Algerian war. The U S British mediation proposed March seeks troop withdrawal except at Bizerte naval base and a temporary regime after withdrawal.
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Hal Boyle Remembers Life in the Good Old Days
In New York AP copy Hal Boyle recalls old days offering quirky contrasts. He notes unemployment was a sense of purpose at work, babies posed for pictures on fur rugs, saloons offered free lunches and children chased hoptoads.
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Paris
Mary Pickford
Trade Act Renewals Face Senate Vote on Five Year Renewal
The House approved a five year renewal of the tariff reciprocity act on Wednesday June 11 marking the first time a renewal of this length has been sought. Since 1934 there have been twelve enactments with varying terms and added protections such as peril points escape clause and quotas. The Senate is expected to decide whether to accept the extended renewal as part of ongoing trade policy.
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Bette Davis
Proper and Improper on Capital Scene Policy Debate
A Washington columnist weighs what is proper and improper for officials in dealing with friends, gifts, and influence. The Vaughan and Adams cases are discussed, with assertions that no proof of bribery existed and that guilt by innuendo harms reputations and political discourse.
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Philippine President Garcia to receive Washingtons key
Washington greets Philippine President Garcia arriving June 17 with the ceremonial key to the capital. The piece notes the tradition of keys for visiting leaders, cites Lorton inmates who craft the keys, and compares U.S. hospitality to rituals dating back to medieval times.
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Carols P. Garcia
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Celebrities and Showbiz Buzz Across Plates of News
Dorothy Kilgallen notes celebrities including Tessa Elwes and Dominik Elwes awaiting a Mexico trip as U S visa expiration looms. Kathy Barr circles a Broadway lead in Arthur Miller's A View From the Bridge while TV variety shows loom with Gleason Berle Caesar at the helm.
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Arthur Miller
Jackie Gleason
Milton Berle
Sid Caesar
Stick It Up Butter? Local Holdup Sparks Lively Letters
In Peasttown near the Midway Market Mrs. Viola Pate and shopkeeper Mrs. Hazel Sears discuss recent hold ups. A passerby called Shorty sends in a letter decrying fast driving while praising cautious drivers. He notes wartime speed limits and argues slow drivers risk less harm, urging drivers to enjoy scenery and slow down.
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Viola Pate
Hazel Sears
Eaton's Moscow visit plan fuels organized confusion claims
Cyrus Eaton, 74, Cleveland financier and Pugwash provocateur, allegedly plans a Moscow trip to receive Kremlin applause while criticizing U S security. Reports say he may meet Khrushchev, tour Russia with his wife after a Vienna scientists conference, and press corporate leaders to ease U S Soviet policy, provoking congressional scrutiny.
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Copra Defined and Native Population Decline Note
Factographs explain copra as dried coconut kernel used to extract coconut oil. A century before 1875 epidemics reduced Northwest American Indian populations to about a quarter of their precontact numbers.
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