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Middletown Ohio subscription notice lists weekly, Sunday, and mail rates. Rates: per copy six cents on weekdays, fifteen cents Sunday. city carrier fifty cents weekly. mail within trading area one year. outside trading area twenty dollars yearly. U S twenty to thirty five dollars yearly. payable in advance. Published daily by News Journal Inc. Founded 1857.
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Cultural maturity and arts gain public embrace in America
The piece argues Americans now view art as part of national life aided by urban growth, media, and international exchanges. It notes White House support featuring Casals, Sandburg, and Frost, and predicts artists may become public heroes alongside athletes. It flags a Senate battle over a 100 million U.N. bond issue.
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Russia
White House
Pablo Casals
Carl Sandburg
Robert Frost
America
Should minority stockholders push for democratic meetings
The article weighs whether corporate stockholder meetings should adopt more democratic practices such as secret ballots and board representation for minorities. It notes potential merit but warns management discipline and profits could be jeopardized by too much counter-force, as vocal minority shareholders attend annual meetings with single shares.
Larsen's Comeback Hopeful With Giants In 1962
Don Larsen the 1956 perfect game pitcher seeks a return to form with the San Francisco Giants after trades involving Billy Pierce. At 32 he aims to prove doubters wrong, with spring reports predicting an impactful season and a chance to outshine past Yankee snubs.
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Don Larsen
New York Yankee
Larsen
Kansas City
White Sox
San Francisco Giants
Billy Pierce
Giants
Yankees
Fulton Lewis Jr. Mike Quill, Once Red
Michael Joseph Quill an Irish born New Yorker heads the Transport Workers Union of America. The piece details his 1935 election amid Communist Party ties and later break over fare hikes, noting House Un American Activities Committee scrutiny and his resistance to cooperation with Red hunters.
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Washington
Michael Joseph Quill
County Kerry
Ireland
New York City
Quill
New Yorker
Transport Workers Union of America
AFL/CIO
Fifth Avenue
New York
Jimmy Hoffa
UnAmerican Activities Committee
TWA
Thomas O'Shea
House
Communist Party
Transport Workers Union
O'Shea
John J. Murphy
Tmoder
Winess
Edward Maguire
Michael Kelly
Michael McCarthy
Red
Jefferson School
National Council
American Peace Mobilization
National Council of American-Soviet Friendship
National Federation For Constitutional Liberties
Committee To
Amare
Civil Rights Congress
People’s Peace
Sleepy Lagoon
American League For Peace and Democracy
Workers Alliance
Jewish People's Fraternal Order
League For Protection of Minority Rights
American Friends of the Mexican People
Progressive Women's Council
House Committee
American Labor Party
Mike
Congressional
Estrellita Horoscope For Tomorrow and 1963 Outlook
Tomorrow brings stimulating business creative prospects with some personal tension among teens. If you curb alien aggression you can advance in business by December. Stay active through 1963, avoid financial risks in April and November, and expect social gains in July and August with late year recognition.
Government travel costs under fire in congress memo
Washington notes question Rep Richard Lankford and Bobby Kennedy travel bills amid debates over daily food allowances and film expenditures for Jackie Kennedy. London papers doubt high daily costs and foreign officials paid by tax money as rickshaw rides loom large in the critique.
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Washington
Richard E. Lankford
Maryland
Kennedy
Lankford
Jacqueline Kennedy
India
Jackie Kennedy
Lee Radzi
Hollywood
New Delhi
Kennedy Grand Strategy and Khrushchev Readings
Khrushchev is expected to study Kennedy's remarks as outlined by Stewart Alsop in The Saturday Evening Post. The piece discusses a grand strategy emphasizing nuclear deterrence, conventional forces, and flexibility while noting gaps in economic pressure and moral diplomacy against Soviet autocracy.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
Kennedy
Stewart Alsop
Saturday Evening Post
Mr. Kennedy
Alsop
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
White House
South Vietnam
United States
America
Berlin
Soviet Union
Moscow
Trivia rips at betting slips and semi beatnik quip
A cheeky note on a betting slip that vanishes when touched by a cigaret is paired with a Londoner who shaved half his beard and plans to keep it. The remark labels him a semi beatnik in playful fashion.
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Tony Bennett
Carnegie Fall
Arti Penn
Germany
Dany Laval
Hollywood
France
Calfornia
Europe
Dany
California
Alors
Marlene Dietrich
Las Vegas
Lane driving on Interstates Ohio needs clear signs
A reader urges an educational campaign for proper lane use on Ohio interstates. He favors right lane for slower traffic, center for faster, and left for passing, with overhead signs on bridges to guide motorists. Also notes Creekview school bazaar with cake walk and white elephant booth as community event details.
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Ohio
Creekview
Broadway Bulletin News Mix Hits Kilgallen Page
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on PT 109 casting delays at Warner Brothers Swiftly notes Swenson threats at York Theatre and expected trouble from Griffith Pare bout TV film interest. Mentions Maine Senator Smith praise and Nancy Kwan casting shifts plus Las Vegas party chatter and Dietrich cash dispute.
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Kennedy
White House
Swen Swenson
Manfred von Linde
Lucille Rogers
York Theatre
New York
Emile Griffith
Benny Pare
Ruby Goldstein
Ruby
Griffith
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Shirley
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Look Magazine
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No Strings
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Lou Walters
Tropicanas
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Eddie Arcaro
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