Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
Middletown Journal in Ohio publishes daily with a post office entry in Middletown. Rates listed include 6 cents per weekday, 15 cents Sunday, 50 cents weekly in-city, and annual mail prices for trading area 1 dollar, outside trading area 20 dollars, and international 35 dollars. The note closes with a biblical quote from Matthew 13 31.
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Muskogee Tests Spark Youth Fitness Revival
Muskogee Oklahoma hosts a national Youth Fitness Council pilot showing 10 000 students in daily exercise under teachers. Early results indicate gains in strength and morale, with adults also embracing fitness and the Greek ideal of a sound mind in a sound body. The piece notes the program’s potential as a model for other communities despite broader financial cautions.
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Met Opera cracks down on claque noise at performances
The Metropolitan Opera moved to curb loud applause by claque members in the orchestra seating, warning standees to behave or face reduced or removed standing room. The crackdown aims to preserve house dignity and quiet in performances amid growing complaints.
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Wedding Craze in Predappio Draws Thousands and Faints
In Predappio a wedding drew about 6000 onlookers as Romano Mussolini wed Maria Scicolone sister of Sophia Loren. The crowd surged trampling twelve bystanders while the bride and groom reportedly fainted amid camera mayhem. John Glenn appeared polite in New York but perhaps preferred space.
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Aviation has come a long way since Lindbergh
Capt. Rushton logs Pan American Flight 114 from New York to Paris noting the 1927 Spirit of St. Louis flight, New York to Paris time of 6 hours 27 minutes, 122 passengers and 11 crew, 66 000 pounds thrust, 157 tons aircraft, and the race of aviation toward nascent jet speeds and global reach.
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Who Caused Delay in Nuclear Testing
Washington debates who held back the six month delay before resuming atmospheric nuclear tests. The Defense Department backed testing, while advisers split on timing. The Information Agency and propaganda concerns influenced hesitation, with Kennedy's March 2 speech signaling a policy pivot. Military aims clashed with political considerations as White House deliberations shaped the plan.
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Hollywood Gossip Threads Through Kilgallen Jottings
Dinah Shore and George Montgomery sign property settlement paving Dinah for divorce. California community property could split nearly 4 million dollars. Burton notes in Rome why various age groups don’t appeal to him. Bardot enlists Louis Malle for a play, Lolita previews remain scarce, and Sarah Vaughan’s band quits Las Vegas gig.
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Dachshund Found After Run Has No Rabies Shots Needed
A dachshund that bit a young girl last week was found and is under surveillance. The child is unlikely to require rabies shots. The dog wandered off after a family move and was missing for a week. officials do not believe the animal is ill.
Fealty to Featherbed Problem Stalls Railroad Policy Effort
Sixteen months after its start the Presidential Railroad Commission report remains unresolved. Labor unions oppose the plan to cut 30,000 to 45,000 diesel fireman jobs, seeking strike authority instead. The piece cites prior fireman roles, Canadian findings on diesel crews, and a Fortune critique of labor productivity and wages.
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Yesterday's Little Woman Grows Tall and Heavy
Statistics compare today's average woman to 1900 with height and weight increases. The item notes a shift in perception and references a playful headline about a larger modern woman amid distant cultural mentions and a whale count underway off Baja California.
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