Middletown Journal subscription rates and masthead note
The Middletown Journal announces subscription pricing for the Middletown, Ohio edition with rates for weekly, Sunday, and mail delivery. It also lists publication details, ownership by News-Journal Inc since 1857, and a quoted biblical verse from Philippians 3 20.
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Middletown Journal
Middletown
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First Ave
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Iteide U.S.A
News-Journal Inc
No Holiday For Death on the Nation's Roads
The piece warns holidays raise traffic deaths with NSC figures from recent three day weekends. It cites 367 deaths at Memorial Day and a 407 death four day Fourth of July record, noting drinking and speed as major factors. Govs Rockefeller Meyner push tougher drunk driving laws. Monod urges lower speeds.
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Rockefeller
New York
New Jersey
Meyner
Robert Monod
French Commission For Highway Safety
Monod
New Haven Burns Commuter Fares Amid 67 Percent Rise
The New Haven Railroad keeps raising commuter fares with a 10 percent hike taking effect Friday and a plan for similar increases every six months to cover a claimed 6 million annual deficit. Critics warn higher prices reduce ridership and invite further increases, contrasting with rival Long Island Rail Road which benefits from subsidies and tax relief.
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George Alpert
New York City
Westchester County
Connecticut
New Haven
Alpert
Longsland
Long Island
Provokers Have Been Exposed Sparks Soviet Debate
U S and Soviet press react to a new documentary The Provokers Have Been Exposed about the U 2 incident. Moscow reviewers call it a masterful but unconvincing film claiming US airspace provocation while officials dispute the U 2 downing narrative. The piece also notes Powers crash and recovery details.
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Washington
Russia
Moscow
U. S
Francis Gary Powers
Leningrad
Kiev
Powers
Nikita Kurushchev
Judge Cramer Opens Law Library for Students
Judge Fred B. Cramer announced the opening of his law library for local law students and summer vacation use. Mrs. Tom Wilson, representing the Middletown chapter of the American Association of University Women, said 17 local homes were opened to care for war returnees.
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Eisenhower Speech Guides Future Presidents With Peace and Strength
The piece lauds President Eisenhower for choosing calm diplomacy over provocation after Soviet saboteur actions at Geneva. It highlights his call to accept risks with coolness and courage, pursue peace with honor, and promote reciprocity in heads of state visits as a lasting national philosophy.
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Paris
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Kennedy Appeal Grows Among Democratic Leaders Says Arvey
In political strategy terms, party bosses stay on the sidelines for now to protect local control. Col. Jake Arvey says Kennedy could dominate the race, with a Catholic on the ticket to signal unity, and Kennedy could even decide the VP nominee if not the presidential nominee.
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Daley
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Gov. Lawrence
Chicago
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Estrellita Stars Speak Of Tomorrow And Personal Ties
The stars advise making the most of tomorrow’s aspects in personal and business matters. August through early 1961 bring occupational and financial gains, with travel and social growth in August and January. Creative work shines in October, while marriage prospects appear in August or December and May or June offer chances if not a couple.
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Mose Cowen Dies at 50 Local Auto Dealer
Mose Cowen a longtime auto and accessory dealer died at his home 616 The Alameda from a heart attack at age 50. Cowen had operated in the area for more than 25 years and was well known among local residents and business circles.
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Ancient taxes paid in wine and a jackrabbit’s odd speed
A curious mix notes tithes paid in wine in ancient times and asserts a jackrabbit can outrun downhill travel, contrasting practical and whimsical ideas in a compact fragment.
Cuban Cunning Hits Peak in Branded Mail Operation
A Washington column reports Cuban propaganda mail being franked to the United States via the OAS address in Georgetown aimed at supporting sugar quotas and vilifying the U.S. The piece cites Sen. Johnston who vows to investigate and calls the tactic insolent and possibly enemy action.
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Fidel Castro
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Cuba
Osvaldo Dorticos Torrado
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Fidel
U. S
Censorship clash over Murder Inc TV spots and showbiz notes
A crowded column reports on a censorship fight between 20th Century Fox and ABC over Murder, Inc. ads, Sinatra fans urged to buy L Europe 0 June 12 issue, Stevenson for President petitions exceed 250000 in NYC, Miles Davis cancels Hollywood engagement over dress code, Mahatma Gandhi film talks, Maria Marshall and Benny Goodman Sullivan clash, MAD magazine nearing ninth anniversary, and other entertainment industry tidbits including Studio promotions and festival tickets.
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