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The Middletown Journal offers daily edition pricing and mailing information. Subscriptions range from 6 cents per weekday to 35 dollars annually for international readers, with regional and in-state rates noted. The paper, founded in 1857, is published by News-Journal Inc. and distributed from Middletown, Ohio.
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Oil imports curbs split amid inflation fears and security debate
A clash over mandatory crude oil quotas pits inflation control against energy security. The administration weighs a 20 percent cut, with voluntary curbs proving ineffective as imports near record levels. Big oil resists quotas while railroads warn of coal impact and Canada Venezuela tensions rise over exemptions.
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American Legion marks birthday and pivotal moments in history
The American Legion celebrates its birthday on March 15 and recalls its origins in Paris in 1919 after the Armistice. It notes key actions including 1924 and 1956 veto battles over adjusted compensation and immediate full payment, with veterans misperceiving the 1924 payout as current funds.
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Zeckendorf Duo Pioneers New York Skyline Growth
Hal Boyle profiles William Zeckendorf Sr and Jr who manage about 200 million dollars in U.S., Canadian, and Mexican real estate projects with a 400-strong staff. Jr leads the four story Zeckendorf Hotel project in mid Manhattan, a 70 million dollar undertaking. He notes a surge in housing, predicts two million units yearly soon, and stresses urban revival alongside UN ties shaping their path.
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Congress Scandal Demands Congressional Self Probe
An opinion column argues Congress must investigate its own ethics to restore public trust. It highlights payroll abuses, relatives on staff, gifts and campaign funding from unions, and calls for timely inquiry to prevent a nationwide backlash over perceived conflicts of interest.
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Five Supreme Justices deny passport power in Moscow plan
Fulton Lewis Jr. reports that the Supreme Court’s five justices ruled the secretary of state cannot withhold passports for abroad travel. James E. Jackson Jr. traveled to Moscow as a representative of the Communist Party U S A, claiming political persecution while Soviet leaders and Khrushchev’s regime use it for propaganda. Jackson’s trip followed testimony before the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee.
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Voter women lead in three states says survey
A report claims women voters outnumber men in at least three states. It mentions Lucile Aurore Dupin as the real name of French writer George Sand and notes a cross between a buffalo and cow is called catello.
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Phony Berlin countdown warns against Kremlin crisis
Paul Harvey argues the Berlin threat is manufactured by the Russians to unsettle markets and split the Western alliance. He predicts May 27 as a trigger date, urges cash position, and warns readers not to gamble freedoms for fear of war while insisting no war over Berlin will occur.
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First Day of Spring Car Wash Countdown
Dave Regan muses on lingering winter grime and the urge to wash the car as March 21, the first day of spring, approaches. He notes persistent dirt from soot and road grime, the teasing warmth, and the wish for a clean ride before spring blooms.
Breakfast with Ike becomes a breakfast bulletin
A humorous critique traces how U S senators boast of early breakfasts with President Eisenhower though details fade. The piece mocks the overused breakfast quip, noting how guests drop hints but reveal little, and ends with a claim some senators literally brought children to the White House to roll Easter eggs.
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New Books At Library Breathing Space For Readers
A library list highlights new non fiction and fiction titles. Notable works include Boyington brief essays Baa Baa Black Sheep Chase and Hillary The Crossing of Antarctica. Other entries cover modern art political world explorations space fiction and classic intrigue.
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Defender of the Union
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City Manager supports annexing land east of city
City Manager Walter Braun said annexing property just east of the city is the only advisable move, to avoid extra responsibilities. Legislation ordered by the City Commission would acquire land from the corporation line east to Curryer Road and from the Wildwood golf course to Blue Ball Pike. In sports, Bellfontaine beat Middies 2 27 in Dayton district action, while Monroe defeated Okeana 26 23 to reach the Class B district final in Cincinnati.
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Roy Greene
Les Pugh
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Cincinnati
You're Telling Me Brundage Claims Concussion and Anxiety
Brundage reports concussion and anxiety linked to the game. he notes the concussion is real while anxiety accompanies the event. He suggests Mrs Brundage may have grounds to sue, describing near widowhood as a liminal state tied to the incident.
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