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The Middletown Journal of Middletown Ohio lists subscription options with per copy prices and mail rates. It notes in advance payment, daily publication, and indicates its historical founding in 1857.
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Pentecost Day Unity Verse From Acts Chapter Two
The verse recalls the day of Pentecost when the disciples gathered in one place with one accord, awaiting the coming of the Holy Spirit. It emphasizes harmony, shared purpose, and communal anticipation within early Christian witnesses.
Castro Rumors Are Premature About Fidel Castro
State Department cautions that rumors of Fidel Castro’s downfall are premature though dissatisfaction grows amid Cuba’s living standards and repression. The piece also notes NASA style moon effort progress with Surveyor I and Lunar Orbiter ahead of Apollo, promising detailed lunar data before manned flight.
Jim Bishop Lost Love And A Place As A Haven
Portrait of Wally Lehmann at 70, his life moving from New York to Florida. He and Betty built a fence business, enjoyed racing, and finally retired to Hallandale. Betty’s death broke his heart, leaving him to cope with nightly grief and a longing for home. He endlessly searches for peace between two worlds.
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Wally Lehmann
Mr. Lehmann
Betty
New York
Flatbush
Long Island
Ideal Fence Company
Hicksville
Wally
Walter Jr
Marie
Hallandale
Florida
Jane
Sue
Fred Schell
Matilda
Hugh Fraser
Walter Lehmann
Eileen
Jim
Schells
Frasers
Lehmann
Medicare Crisis Looms As Free Care Begins
United States government plans free hospital care for 19,000,000 seniors starting July. Experts warn facilities and staff are already stretched, with hospitals operating near capacity and nurse shortages likely to worsen. Doctors foresee higher demand than projected, risking overload passing from physicians to labs and support staff.
Johnson Pushes Tax Fight Behind Election Wins
Marianne Means Johnson details Lyndon Johnson and Hubert Humphrey after the 1964 election as they discuss Walter Heller, his resignation, and the push for tax policy changes. Heller's role reshaped economic policy, moving from Kennedy tax cuts to advocating for tax increases to curb inflation. Johnson weighs actions but delays until January while consulting business leaders nationwide.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Johnson
Texas
Humphrey
Walter Heller
Lyndon Johnson
Council of Economic Advisors
Heller
University
White House
Gardner Ackley
Ackley
Federal Reserve Board
William McChesney Martin
Dillon Commission
Doctors warn of bed shortages and hospital expansion needs
Dr Henderson called for a crash program to build more hospital beds and facilities to meet rising demand. He warned that doctors face unprecedented pressure, with long waits at offices and a rapid drop in home visits, due to lack of a gradual plan for expanding personnel and facilities as care is offered freely.
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Edward Henderson
American Geriatrics Society
News & World Report
Henderson
Bells Ringing for Fourth of July Safety Plan In Ohio
Ohio safety groups urge bells of all kinds to ring at 6 p m on Friday Saturday and Sunday and at 1 p m Monday to mark the Declaration of Independence and promote road safety. They predict 33 deaths but aim for a death free weekend, urging public cooperation and caution on highways. The note also mentions sending a card to Donald Hopper of Hamilton Ohio who has spent years in hospitals with an injured leg.
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Castro
State Department
Calvado Dorticos
Communist Party
Cuba
Dorticos
Guantanamo
Havana
Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Walter Heller
University of Minnesota
Heller
Ohio
Hove
Donald Hopper
Fairfield Nursing Home
Hamilton- Mason Road
Hamilton
Hobart Hopper
American Legion
Considine Returns To The Faith After Controversy
Letter writers contest Pope Pius XII coverage and religious debates about the Third Reich and the Vatican. Evelyn Russell of Los Angeles urges Look magazine to publish her views, praising Pius XII’s cautions and contrasting it with past papal events. Readers cite church structures, missions, and interfaith messages, while a respondent from Marlboro critiques a Buddha comparison and endorses a universal faith propounded by Baháʼu’lláh, praising timely divine arrival.
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New York
Evelyn Russell
Los Angeles
Pius XII
Hitler
Look Magazine
Third Reich
Look
Germany
Pius VII
Napoleon
France
Hue
Buddha
America
Elsie M. Smith
Marlboro
Mass
Christ
Bahaullah
God
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