Middletown Journal subscription rates and masthead
The Middletown Journal lists subscription options: per copy six cents on weekdays and fifteen cents on Sundays, 50 cents weekly by carrier in city and suburbs, ten dollars six days by mail in the trading area, twenty nine dollars per year by mail seven days outside the trading area, and thirty five dollars per year outside the USA. All subscriptions are payable in advance. The paper is published daily by News-Journal Inc. Founded in 1857. The Christian discipline goal is love from a pure heart, good conscience, and sincere faith.
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Middletown
Ohio
Postoffice
U.S.A
News-Journal Inc
Timothy
Moffatt
Dutch New Guinea Crisis Deepens Over West Irian Claim
Khrushchev backs Indonesia's claim to West New Guinea, prompting Dutch concern after a decade of tension. The Dutch stress Papuan self-government but warn handing over may shift colonialism. Sukarno distances from force while Indonesia seeks support. Australia remains cautious amid strategic fears.
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Khrushchev
Indonesia
Dutch West New Guinea
Netherland
Southwest Pacific
Bali
Russia
West New Guinea
Sukarno
Holland
New Guinea
Australia
Malaya
Netherlands
Schouten Islands
Representative Council
West Irian
K. E. Voroshilov
Presidium of
The
Supreme Soviet
Who Do You Work For And Why Do You Work For?
Government acts as your employer for a substantial portion of the workday as taxes consume two hours and sixteen minutes of daily labor. The Tax Foundation provides figures showing how government financing claims earnings, dwarfing other daily needs such as food, tobacco, and household costs.
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Tax Foundation
Jim Bishop Portrait Reveal in Quiet School Scene
In spring, students present pussy willows and forsythia to a nun who writes a confidential letter. The scene centers on a husky quiet boy in the fourth seat near the window, a standout pupil she believes has talent and has advanced a grade.
Letter of Praise Shapes a Life of Duty and Pride
A young Irish American, John Bishop, receives a nun’s letter predicting future greatness. His mother’s pride and a family of eight endure hardship as he toils through farm work, steel mills, and the police, rising to lieutenant. At St Paul’s, a reunion with an elderly nun reveals the muted cost of ambition.
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Vid Bergen Road
McAdoo
Jackson and Warner
Fulton
Cork
John
Wenziclaus Hands
St. Paul's Church
Joan Bishop
Liberalism versus authoritarianism in broadcasting control
David Lawrence argues the public should decide if radio and television are balanced and free from government censorship. He cites cases from the Hoover era to the Supreme Court and defends a liberal view opposing government dictates on program content and licensing.
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Washington
Tellvision
Radio
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Federal Communications Commission
Sould Energet
Cally
Frank Stanton
Columbia Broadcasting System
Stanton
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Federal Trade Commission
Congress
Who Minding the Store While Ike Is Away
A satirical critique lists U S Cabinet members unavailable to mind the White House in Ike’s absence. It notes Christian Herter, Richard Nixon, Ezra Taft Benson, James P. Mitchell, Fred A. Seaton, Arthur Fleming, Robert B. Anderson, Arthur Summerfield, Thomas S. Gates Jr. and Dudley Sharp, William P. Rogers, Frederick Mueller tied up with South America, the Senate, or routine duties as a flurry of errands and references to lipstick, spies, and weather.
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Washington
Ike
Christian A. Herter
South America
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Senate
Nixon
White House
Ezra Taft Benson
James P. Mitchell
Interior
Fred A. Seaton
Arthur S. Fleming
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
Arthur E. Summerfield
Lady Chatterley
Secretary OF Defense
Thomas S. Gates Jr
Ambler
Air Force
Dudley C. Sharp
Gates
Sharp
William P. Rogers
Secretary of Commerce
Frederick H. Mueller
U. S. Weather Bureau
Sun compass inventor Bumstead aids polar navigation
Albert H. Bumstead of the National Geographic Society created a sun compass for Arctic and Antarctic use where magnetic and gyroscopic tools fail. Firemen on electrified locomotives have been active since 1919 under Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen contracts. Hawaii nests sometimes form from spun volcanic glass threads birds collect from lava droplets.
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Albert H. Bumstead
National Geographic Society
Arctic
Antarctic
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive
Hawaii
Stray Bird and Dog Visit House Prompt Shelter Call
Two unexpected visitors arrived at Dave Regan’s home a stray bird and a stray dog. The bird fled when doors opened while the dog lingered and could not be turned away. The dog, a short haired mix likely Dachshund Boxer, was brought to the Humane Association and then to the animal shelter. The author hopes the dog is claimed or adopted.
Southern whites lose fight as Negro voting grows in South
Analysis argues that once Southern blacks vote in large numbers, politicians will chase the Negro vote as in the North. It notes Northern civil rights advocates shape federal action, cites Supreme Court pressure and overseas decolonization eroding discrimination, and predicts erosion of Southern white opposition.
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Washington
Congress
South
Sol
Supreme Court
L Ife
Africa
Estrellita on Cooperation and Birthday Prospects
The text urges cooperation and active community involvement for personal welfare. It predicts 1960 financial improvement by year end and favorable work prospects in August and December, with a strong home life outlook. Cautions include avoiding nervous tension in late June and not taking financial risks in October or late November. A birthday child is described as emotional and romantically ardent.
Telling Me Ablaze at Glamis Castles Haunted Wing
Damaged copy notes a fire at an eight century Glamis Castle wing with six rooms scorched and claims of six resident wraiths haunting the historic site. Separately reports say four Nationalist planes fended off ten Red China MIGs near Formosa.
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Glamis Castle
Britain
Strait of
Formosa
Peiping
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Red Orbit
Free World
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Mrs Bishop
M. Wenzilaus
Johnny
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Wenzhlaus
Fulton Avenue
David Lawrence
George Dixon
Dave Regan
Ritchie
the Humane Assn
James Marlow
Estrellita
Glamis
Ankara
Turkey
Dennis the Menace
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