Middletown Journal Subscription Rates
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for different delivery options including in city, outside city, trading area, and outside U.S.A. rates. Mail subscriptions require advance payment and the paper is published every evening except Sunday from Middletown Ohio.
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Hungary Faces National Holiday Tensions as March 15 Approaches
Hungary marks the 1848 revolt anniversary while Premier Janos Kadar's government seeks to control celebrations. Officials fear protests sparks and border tensions with Austria and Yugoslavia as refugees flee. An underground spokesman warned of a planned revolt within weeks, framing a clash between Hungarian independence and Soviet control.
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Rights of Innocent Passage in the Strait of Tiran Debate
Discussion on whether international law allows innocent passage through Egyptian waters for ships from the Red Sea to the Gulf of Aqaba. U.N. Security Council and Hammarskjold say belligerent rights depend on armistice status. ICJ ruling may be needed, but calm shipping likely as UN forces stay and Egypt can fortify controls.
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Mitchum Aims for Lazy Role Yet Still Working Hard
New York Hob Mitchum jokes about being the laziest man and avoiding heavy roles while noting he has acted in 111 films over 15 years. He lists past jobs and quirks including an allergy to metal and horses, and reveals his long marriage and plans for his children's future.
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Democratic split over Eisenhower Doctrine noted in Senate
The piece observes a rare split in the Democratic Senate over the Eisenhower Doctrine with 31 Democrats for and 18 against, while Republicans show unusual unity with 43 in favor and only 4 against, raising questions about party blocs and policy direction in foreign aid and Cold War strategy.
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Estrellita Forecast for the Birth Day
The stars predict a year ahead with progress in business and personal life. August may bring financial difficulty so be conservative. September to December urge initiative and cooperation, with November offering recognition and December bringing popularity and prestige. A child born today will be intensely loyal to family.
Grandpappy Jenkins Questions Who Paid for Drinks
In a lighthearted moment, Grandpappy Jenkins asks who covered the costs of the beverages and muses about tasting schnapps in ice cream form. The remark turns a casual gathering into a playful rumor mill.
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Masked Krewe Illusion Ends as Guidry Is Exposed
Washington mystery ends with Joseph E. Guidry of New Orleans now revealed as the Mardi Gras ball thief. The 47 year old interior department civil engineer had long pursued the Pat Nixon dance, facing Secret Service barriers and Krewe caps.
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Health belts and notable names in a mixed clipping
A collage discusses health belts once worn by admirals and generals to improve posture and health, notes a Caracas race feature called the Daily Sextuple with large winnings, profiles entertainer Hildegarde, FBI director J Edgar Hoover, and references to Martha as a feminine name tied to presidents and stars.
Seven-Seven mixup leads to Seven-Up error
A novice bartender misinterprets customer requests prompting a Seven-Seven joke about Seven-Up. In a separate chat, two women discuss a local man's promotion for his WWI work, noting he trained soldiers who became crack troops.
Broadway Bulletin Board Gossip and Celebrity Scrapes
Dorothy Kilgallen pares gossip on Gotham idols. Tales include Jack Tunney and the undefeated champ’s son, Varick, student at UVA Law, plus Tina Robbin and Shelly Winters, Tony Franciosa, and Basil Rathbone delays. Monique Van Veoren, Ginger Rogers praise Cyd Charisse, Meg Myles and Corky Hale rooming together, Duke of Bedford named honorary Nudist Society member, Cerutti to retire, Danny Thomas rumor denied.
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Lena Horne
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Meg Myles
Corky Hale
British Sunbathing Assn
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Duke of Bedford
George Gobel
Frank Cerutti
Louis
Bob Harrison
Danny Thomas
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City moves to fund fire relief positions and approves market plan
Walter J. Braun and the fire chief discussed initial steps to fill relief posts in the Fire Department. County officials voiced worry over finances as state authorities withhold sales tax receipts from local governments due to a funds shortage. Dave Jones, aided by attorney Max Finkelman, surveyed Clinton Street property owners for a new farmers market south of 1st Avenue and needed City Commission signatures to pass the ordinance.
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