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The Middletown Journal lists subscription options and prices including per copy rates, in city and suburban carrier deliveries, and 7 day mail rates. Rates vary for in area 50 cents weekly, 12 dollars yearly in trading area, 20 dollars yearly outside trading area, and 35 dollars yearly outside the U.S. Subscriptions are payable in advance and the paper has a long history dating to 1857.
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The Ring's Savagery and Prospects for Boxing Reform
The article reflects on boxing’s brutality, citing Davey Moore’s 1963 death and suggesting federal boxing regulation. It notes Kefauver’s bill for a boxing commission and argues such measures should become law promptly to curb underworld influence and enhance safety.
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Congress
Kefauver
Underworld
Arab unity plans threaten feudalism era in Middle East
A analyst argues that renewed Arab unity could shake feudal Saudi rule and reshape regional power. A Saudi shift might trigger broader gains for stability, as an Arab confederation with Algeria and Jordan could gain stature and reduce Western influence while provoking Soviet and Chinese concern.
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Iraq
Syria
United Arab Republic
Saudi Arabia
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Union
Algeria
Jordan
Soviet Union
Red China
Government must save plane trade from foreign dominance
Jim Bishop argues aviation growth outpaces public funding and that U S lines face bankruptcy without mergers. He cites price, safety gains, and traffic figures while warning Britain France and other nations could dominate air travel with faster jets. He urges U S government action now to prevent declines in domestic aviation.
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France
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National
Northeast
New York
Miami
United
Eal
Israel
Jajeeb Halaby
Federal Aviation Administration
Atlantic Ocean
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Defense Department
Marine Corps
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Paris
Atlantic
Bermuda
Caribbean
The Liberator William Lloyd Garrison Biography Review
A new biography by John L. Thomas examines William Lloyd Garrison as a fierce abolitionist who scorned compromise. It notes his self righteousness and wide crusades from women’s rights to temperance, and his fiery rhetoric that helped shape a movement.
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William Lloyd Garrison
John L. Thomas
Salvery
Hell
Rep. Monagan
Manning
35 hour week threat to jobs and growth in economy
The piece argues a 35 hour week raises costs, shifts overtime pay, and worsens unemployment. It critiques unions for pressuring for the change, cites Kennedy remarks, and urges reforms to labor laws to curb strikes and spur job creation. The analysis warns overtime and week shortening hinder growth and prolong recession risks.
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Presi
Dent Kennedy
Congress
Kennedy
Afl-Cio
Chicago
Sylvester Quoted, Nervous in News Management Inquiry
Washington desk notes show Arthur Sylvester under scrutiny in the House Government Operations Subcommittee probe into whether the New Frontier manipulated news. Observers report Sylvester remained cool, flashed pleasantries, and cited quotations while lawmakers pressed questions amid a largely sleepy hearing.
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Washington
House
Government Operations Subcommittee
Sylvester
Arthur Sylvester
John E. Moss
California
New Frontier
White
Suez Canal Noted as World’s Longest Seaway
The canal serves seagoing ships and is described as the longest in the world. A separate line states that the majority of Mexican population is primarily of Indian ancestry with some European admixture.
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Suez Canal
April Fools Nostalgia and Modern Phone Pranks
Dave Regan recalls old April Fool pranks from childhood and contrasts them with today’s misuse of telephones by teens. He urges early lessons in respectful phone use and human conduct, noting that responsibility must be learned, not innate.
Kennedy Aid Cut Suggests Tougher Foreign Help Policy
Washington report says a Kennedy budget plan may trim foreign aid amid Congress budget cuts. Gen. Lucius Clay and adviser David Bell advocate reductions, signaling a shift toward stricter aid targets for Greece Israel Taiwan Libya Saudi Arabia Venezuela and others.
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Kennedy
Congress
Citizens Committee
Lucius D. Clay
David Bell
Clay
Bell
Greece
Israel
China
Libya
Saudi Arabia
Venezuela
Estrellita Horoscope Preview for Tomorrow And Beyond
Planetary aspects favor travel and social life with good news possible from a close friend or business associate. For birthdays today, progress at work may take until September, requiring extra effort. September onward brings a long favorable cycle into 1964. Conservative finances advised in late April, July, and October.
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