Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Contact Info
The Middletown Journal details subscription options including per copy costs for weekdays and Sundays, weekly and annual mail rates for in and outside trading areas, and international pricing. Publication details note daily issue by News-Journal Inc established 1857 and a Psalm 34 18 scripture on the masthead.
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Middletown
Ohio
First
Postoffice
USA
News-Journal Inc
Congressman Harmon of Indiana Cited for Limited Newspaper Reading
Column criticizes United States Representative Randall S. Harmon for relying on a local Muncie paper and its comics, noting his front porch office and monthly rent from the government. The writer implies limited exposure to national news may influence his legislative actions, comparing him to a comic-strip persona from Dogpatch.
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Randall S. Harmon
United States
Indiana
Congress
Washington
Rep. Harmon
Muncie
Ind
al Capp
Jack S. Phos Bound
Dogpatch
Iran US defense pacts rise from Baghdad pact tensions
A Washington breakdown highlights Iran and United States moving to bilateral military aid as Tehran denounces parts of the 1921 Anglo Russian treaty. Washington seeks to offset Baghdad pact limits with executive defense accords involving Iran, Pakistan, and Turkey amid Cold War pressures.
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Moscow
Iran
United States
Persia
Russia
Senate
Pakistan
Turkey
Karachi
U. S
Kremlin
TV Sets Bathtubs Snakes And Other Mailbag Oddities
Hal Boyle collects reader mail in a light survey of mid century quirks. A majority own television sets while bathtubs trail behind. clues to rural superstition, men's shoe care, and odd anecdotes from pilots to royalty fill a breezy miscellany.
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New York
Things Found On A Desk From Jim Bishop 1952
Jim Bishop recalls desk clutter with memos and notes from 1952. He mentions Ernest Hemingway and a request to publish a naughty letter along with reminders to contact publishers and friends. The piece playfully lampoons notes, valentines, invitations, and scraps about Ambrose Bierce.
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Ernest Hemingway
Ray
Betty Stone
Dr. Krull
Harvey Radio
Kane
Tom Feeris
Key Biscayne
Nixon Favored To Enter White House By Default
The columnist argues 1960 may see Vice President Nixon as the only viable candidate as rivals remain tied to office. Other possible contenders like Rockefeller Kennedy Symington Summerfield Johnson Humphrey Brown Meyner Williams seem unavailable, leaving Nixon with little opposition and a chance to claim the presidency.
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Washington
Nixon
Bat R. M. Nixon
Franistan
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Arthur E. Summerfield
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Hubert
Brown
California
Meyner
New Jersey
Williams
Michigan
White House
Macmillan and Khrushchev Moscow visit reshapes British politics
The Cyprus settlement boosts Macmillan then Khrushchev traps him in Moscow. A dismayed British public and socialist press question U.S. aid as Britain heads to an imminent election. The piece warns of Soviet meddling and mirrors Cold War tensions on leadership and policy.
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Moscow
Macmillan
Britain
Cyprus
Khrushchev
Berlin
Kremlin
London
Mac
Washington
Hirror
Estrellita Horoscope for Tomorrow and the Year Ahead
The reading advises focusing on essentials to gain headway and warns against rosy promises. For birthday individuals initiative and imagination should pay off. expect plan revisions in April but benefits follow. May to December bring job and financial upsides. July, October, December shine for romance and travel. avoid lavish spending in September and November. A natal child will be highly talented and sentimental.
Nothing to wear, Right Now, says column on women's prep
Dave Regan riffs on Alice Lacher and the ongoing right now clothing crisis for women. He damns the last minute scramble, notes decades of Mrs H and T copyright drama, and argues women should be ready with outfits planned and chores done.
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Alice Lacher
Mrs. H
Notable Hollywood Gossips And Mob Tactics In Kilgallen Notebook
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on mob rumors and celebrity headlines. Veronica Lake may return to Broadway. Cary Grant shifts toward Luba Otasavic and Madalyn Rhue, with other stars and industry shifts noted.
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Longie” Zwillman
Veronica Lake
Julie
Cary Grant
Luba Otasavic
London
Madelvme Rhue
Hollywood
Frederic Marches
Tony
Decca Records
Lauren Bacall
England
Cal
Mayfair
White House
Eisenhower
Alfred Gruenther
WPA workers plant 130 trees on S Main Street
Forty years after WWI memorial trees were removed for street widening, WPA workers began planting 130 saplings eight to ten feet tall along S Main Street from 14th Avenue to the corporation line. Building permits issued for three Wilmore two family units cost 19 500. McKinley’s Big Red beat Roosevelt 23 18 in the city junior basketball final as Leroy Hardeman scored 12. Roosevelt’s Eugene Turner and coach Hared Mason were out with flu.
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WPA
S. Main Street
14Th Avenue
Corporation Line
Wilmore
Tytus Avenue
Germantown Road
Orville Carson
McKinley
Big Red
Roosevelt
Leroy Hardeman
Eugene Turner
Hared Mason
Odd Mix Of News And Nonsense From Early 1960s LA
A light jumble describes Brigitte the hen laying green eggs in Los Angeles, a parakeet repeating anti-Russian lines that vanished from a home, and bachelor friends feeling nervous. The Census shows 10 women for every 9 men, and 1960 is noted as a Leap Year.
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Brigitte
Los Angeles
Census Bureau
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