Middletown Journal subscription rates and details
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options: 6c per weekday and 15c Sunday, 50c per week by carrier, $10 per year for 6 days in the trading area, $20 per year seven days outside the trading area, and $35 per year outside the U.S. All mail subscriptions payable in advance. Published daily by News-Journal Inc.
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New UN Job Plan Signals Shifting Global Influence
A committee suggests allocating UN professional posts mainly by population, reducing the U S share and increasing roles for populous nations such as India and possibly Communist China. The move could lessen U S influence while broadening participation and may deter others from disrupting UN work. Treasury Secretary Dillon proposes revising the tax system to spur economic growth.
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Safety of Motorists and Vehicle Safety Standards Debate
The piece argues rail and air safety controls surpass automobile design, noting seat belts as a key but underused safety feature. It questions why passengers are protected in transit but motorists are not and calls for stronger automotive safety standards alongside speed laws.
Test Of The Cook Backyard Camp A Civilized Patio
The piece contrasts modern patio cooking with roughing it in the past. It notes needing ample fuel to build coals and keep a frying pan level, while stirring soup without burning a hand. Blackened pots and constant replenishment highlight the civilized nature of patio cooking.
Jim Joannides the Little Owl's Final Police Night
Retired NYPD detective George Joannides, known as the little owl of the 20th Squad, leaves after 35 years. He and partner Dan Fogarty chase a jewelry thief, solving a west side burglary and a Broadway bar holdup before handing to a new detective, as Joannides retires with dignity.
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Supreme Court split over union dues and political activity
Washington reports the Supreme Court’s 5 to 4 decision on six railroad workers challenging dues used for partisan politics. Justice Douglas concurred for majority relief limited to the six protesting employees, while Justices Frankfurter Harlan Black and Whitaker dissented or partially dissented.
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Rickover and Burke as Authority Figures Stir Debate
Washington columnist questions the habit of elevating experts to indisputable authority on all topics. He notes Admiral Rickover and Admiral Burke as examples, argues overhauling education requires limits, and critiques the book promotion scramble surrounding military figures. He mocks the notion of mastering one field equaling mastery of all.
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Tomorrow's fine mood and career arc for August birthdays
The horoscope predicts a rewarding year ahead for those born tomorrow in job prospects, leadership, and creative assets. Caution urged on finances and water activities with strong travel and social life ahead. a child born today could become an executive, playwright, or judge.
Labor unions and political activity clash with constitutional free speech
The article critiques government parallels in labor union powers, referencing Justice Black’s dissent on union shop violations of First Amendment rights. It questions Congress limits on unions while noting other Supreme Court refusals to address illegal union activity in politics as “educational.”
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Richie the aging dog ends a long, faithful life
Dave Regan recalls Richie a 15 year old dog whose sight and hearing fade and mobility declines. Once a sprightly car passenger she now endures slower walks and fewer trips outdoors. Despite age she still loves eating and sleeping and remains devoted to her master.
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Jottings and Showbiz Buzz From a Chicago Scene
Jottings note Gary Crosby’s no-show at Tradewinds and a wife’s intervention. The Sports Illustrated suit over Cus D'Amato remarks is mentioned alongside summer jazz festival anxieties and Nina Simone ban worries. Other items include Davina’s hospital recovery, Rock Hudson tips, Alicia Markova memoir plans, a Paris remake of Some Like It Hot, a Kennedy satire disc, Eddie Fisher joining Vic Damone, and Tony Curtis studying Hefner in Chicago. A wide array of entertainment notes from stars, lawsuits, movies, and publishing.
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Geoffrey Handley - Taylor
Passenger recalls Zam Zam sinking on voyage to Europe
Mrs Etta Thompson of Monroe recounts her wartime experience as a passenger aboard the Egyptian liner Zam Zam when sunk in the south Atlantic on April 17 by a German raider. She describes being taken to a German ship then a merchant vessel and finally landed in occupied France. ARMCO president Charles R Hook and wife welcomed a grandson born to Charles R Hook Jr and spouse in Baltimore.
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