Middletown Journal subscription rates and info
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices: per copy six cents on weekdays, fifteen cents on Sundays. Carrier delivery in-city and suburbs fifty cents weekly. Mail rates: six days ten dollars per year within trading area. seven days twenty dollars outside trading area. outside U.S. thirty five dollars per year. All subscriptions payable in advance. The paper is published daily by News-Journal Inc. Founded in 1857. Psalm 23:1 quote.
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Straw Ends in Geneva as Talks Resume on Nuclear Ban
Negotiations toward a permanent ban on nuclear weapons testing are set to resume in Geneva on March 21. The tone is cautiously optimistic, with warning to keep pressure on the Soviet Union to avoid open ended talks and move toward a verifiable control system. The article notes potential mutual interest for a test ban and hints the Kremlin may shift from stalling to seeking agreement, amid broader anxieties about nuclear disaster. Judy Garland quips about roots found in England.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
West
Kremlin
Red Schoendienst Returns to Cardinals on $25000 Deal
The 38-year-old veteran, released by Milwaukee last season after tuberculosis kept him from playing, signed with the St. Louis Cardinals for 25000. He showed promise in an inter squad game and is slated for reserve infield duty and pinch hitting. Fans hope he earns regular playing time rather than remaining on the bench.
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Milwaukee Braves
Red Schoendienst
St. Louis Cardinals
Milwaukee
Cardinal
Schoendienst
Braves
Back Home Again Aims To Teach Travelers Humility Abroad
A columnist urges American tourists to relax their pace and shed materialism when abroad. By embracing a southern tempo and opening to different ways of life, travelers could lower tensions, reduce divorce rates, and foster friendlier inter American ties.
Ardent Pioneering Archeology by Ed Link and Wife
Ed and Marion Link pursue ocean and underwater archaeology with The Sea Diver, a steel 91 foot boat equipped for deep dives. Their expeditions to Cape Haitien Jamaica and Haifa Israel unearthed Columbus era anchor Port Royal remnants and Caesarea wares. They plan a Link Archaeological Foundation to fund future digs.
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Ed Link
Marion
National Geographic Magazine
Life Magazine
Israel
Link
Syracuse University
General Precision Instrument
Key Marathon
Fla
Bill Thompson
Cape Haitien
Cacos Island
Jamaica
Haiti
Santa Marie
Christopher Columbus
Smithsonian Institution
Port Royal
Herod
Caesarea
Haifa
Herod the Great
Christ
Factographs invests sales in ads for daily papers
Factographs Hardware and Building Supply stores allocate 1.6 percent of their sales to advertising with 85 percent of that sum directed to daily newspapers. The dealers give daily newspapers 70 to 79 percent of the advertising budget.
HUAC Ideology and Conflicts Shape House UnAmerican Activities
The article examines HUAC and the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee, their approaches to Communist influence, and the tension over open versus executive sessions. It notes dissension from civil rights critics, figures like Martin Dies and Joseph McCarthy, and calls for reform as new subversive groups emerge.
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House Committee On UN- American Activities
House Committee On
UnAmerican
Communist Party
United States
HUAC
Senate Internal Security
House
Martin Dies
Senate
Joseph McCarthy
William A. Wielang
State Department
Cuba
Wieland
Earl E. T. Smith
Arthur Gardner
Robert Hill
James Roosvelt
John V. Lindsay
New York
House Committee
House Judiciary Committee
Lindsay
Jimmy Roosevelt
Murrow Notes Clash With Presidential Insight
Washington reports Edward R. Murrow, newly named USIA chief, took extensive notes at a Cabinet meeting but found them unsuitable for advising the President. The piece also cites Machiavelli as quoted by the Kennedy Cabinet and quips the GOP praises its literary research as Machiavellian.
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Washington
Edward R. Murrow
United States Information Agency
Kennedy
Murrow
Arthur J. Goldberg
Robert F. Kennedy
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Estrellita Store Horoscope Highlights 1962 Outlook
Personal interests and finances are guided by planetary aspects with an adverse late day trend urging tact with business associates. If your birthday is tomorrow, a highly satisfactory year ahead is forecast, with strong financial returns and improved earnings over the next six months through November late December and early 1962. Romance peaks this month May and June, possible sudden marriages for singles, stronger ties for married couples, and September warns of fatigue. A child born today blends realism with idealism and shows emergency capability.
Middletown Coin Club formed for local collectors
The Middletown Coin Club, a new local group, invites serious collectors to join. Meet first and third Tuesdays at the Barnitz Room, YMCA. Kelvin O. Thomas is president. officers include Martin Littmann Robert B. Hannah G. W. Halcomb Tom Smith and Dave Heiser. auction nights on the first Tuesday offer coins from members.
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Middletown
Coin Club
Barnitz
YMCA
Kelvin 0. Thomas
Martin Littmann
Robert B. Hannah
G. W. Halcomb
Tom Smith
Dave Heiser
Hamilton
Celebrities and Rumors Span Film and Fashion Gossips
A collage of Hollywood chatter cites Elizabeth Taylor friends wanting her to move from London for health. Castro, Cuba, and a predicted holocaust are floated by Cuban sources. Fred Astaire acts in Debby Reynolds film with two dance sequences. Kennedy fan clubs grow as Marilyn Monroe rumors persist. Fats Domino faces paternity suit in LA. Deans, publishers, and artists negotiate for Broadway and films. Jean Williams found, Beverly Jean Williams credited, Rex Harrison renamed Once A Thief. Shopping stores offer champagne to shoppers.
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Elizabeth Taylor
London
England
Cleopatra
Little
Isle
Italy
Spain
Ollywood
Castro
Debbie
Robert Kennedy
Pan Newman
Caroline Kennedy
Joe DiMaggio
Marilyn Monroe
Fats Dominoix
City health appointments finalized by Board of Health
C A Spitler was named city health commissioner succeeding the late Dr G D Lummis. Dr L C Neer moved from food inspector to chief of the Bureau of Food Inspection, and John Otterbein was named to succeed Dr Neer. Four WPA workers were killed and one critically injured when their car was struck by a Big Four passenger train near the Georgetown Road crossing. The dead were Clarence Russell 27 Thomas Webb 61 John Ross 36 and Henry Miles 44. Dee M Sammons 67 admitted to Middletown Hospital with serious internal injuries.
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WPA
Georgetown Road
Hamilton
Clarence Russell
Thomas Webb
John Ross
Henry Miles
Dee M. Sammons
Middletown Hospital
Pascal Credited With First Adding Machine Inventor Claim
A fragmented note asserts Blaise Pascal, a French mathematician, as the inventor of the first adding machine. It also mentions photography as a detector for forgeries and cites La Condamine and Monte Carlo as principal towns of Monaco.
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Blaise Pascal
la Condamine
Monte Carlo
Monaco
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