Middletown News Journal subscription rates and info
Middletown Ohio Broad Street at First Avenue serving as second class mail matter lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday issues. In town and suburban carriers 50 cents per week, mail in trading areas 12 dollars yearly, outside trading area 20 dollars, and outside USA 38 dollars. Payable in advance. Founded 1857.
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An OCR fragment quotes John 8:31 32 RSV about abiding in Jesus words and knowing the truth that will set believers free, reflecting a religious excerpt embedded in a historical page. The snippet preserves a verse citation as part of a larger religious section.
Milwaukee Braves Face Final Milwaukee Year T
Wisconsin fans stay away from County Stadium as the Braves plan to move to Atlanta in 1966. Despite sluggers and a pennant push, locals snub games while owners reject a $500,000 release offer. If they reach the World Series, fans may react with late ticket orders.
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Consumer Interest Panel Questions Aid to Poor
The president's Committee on Consumer Interest questions whether the poor receive value for their money. The panel examines pricing, services, and access to essential goods to assess affordability and fairness for low income households.
Unstuffed Shirts and Open Minds Abroad
A young traveler who earned money in Europe warns that success bred by travel requires openness to new ideas and people. He argues Americans should shed stuffed shirts, embrace cultural differences, and absorb valuable insights overseas. Also mentions a Soviet Russian capsule with a special airlock as a note on technical tradeoffs.
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Red Carpet for Left Criticism at Pentagon Protest
Defense Secretary McNamara eased rules to allow two day Pentagon demonstrations by the Committee for Non Violent Action. Sit ins and leaflets were permitted in public areas, with eviction at the secretary’s discretion. SDS leaders and SDS aims to disrupt military sites nationwide were discussed, while PAC groups and WEB Du Bois clubs aided turnout in Washington.
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Map myths and scale in historical projections
In map making, the Mercator projection stretches polar regions, making Greenland appear twice as large as South America while Egypt’s Great Pyramid base covers about 18 acres, enough to hold major cathedrals and basilicas. The text contrasts distorted area with real sizes and historic landmarks.
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What Happened to Goldwater A Inside Story
John Chamberlain reviews Steve Shadegg book on Goldwater's 1964 campaign. He names a conservative "palace guard" of advisers who were sidelined, notes strategic missteps, and argues five factors doomed Goldwater from Kennedy's death to misinterpretations of his Viet Nam stance and Social Security comments.
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Nurse shortage crisis in Texas and nation
Paul Harvey argues that nurse staffing is critical across Texas and the United States. He cites the Texas Hospital Association and a population rise, noting the state could use ten thousand more nurses today. He condemns foreign aid emphasis over domestic staffing, urging a do it yourself rededication and stressing home front neglect.
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Whimsical miscues and oddities in a humorous column
A spoof of quirky facts and far-fetched items mixes headlines about royal honors for the Beatles, a dog swallowing a steel poker, aging reflections, Jupiter weather, a beer tanker, synthetic beef from wood, and a beagle’s solo hospital march. The piece reads as light satire with playful names and improbable scenarios.
Jackson's Cincinnati Visit Draws Massive 1830 Crowds
George Crout reports President Andrew Jackson’s arrival in Cincinnati on June 29 1830 with vast crowds, steamboat escorts, and joyful city receptions. Jackson toured the Miami Canal terminals and Lytle House, then reviewed Volunteers before departing by 5 p.m. amid strong local Democratic support and celebrations in Middletown and Lemon Township.
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AMA Fight Against Medicare Runs Into City Hall
The AMA faced strong political headwinds as Medicare won Senate finance approval after years of opposition. Dr James Appel, a Lancaster surgeon, warned a doctor boycott would be unethical, while public support grew among elderly protesters outside the halls of power. The bill moved toward final passage after July 4 recess, with the AMA pledging to review the situation if law passes.
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