Middletown Journal Feiss Boag subscription rates
Middletown Ohio publication lists pricing for subscriptions and delivery. Rates shown include in-city carrier 50 cents per week, 6 day mail at ten dollars per year, seven day mail outside trading area twenty dollars per year, and foreign at thirty five dollars per year. Also notes publication by News Journal Inc. and a Bible verse.
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Khrushchev Signals Harder Line as Paris Summit Looms
Khrushchev suggests peace talk risks for the Soviet system and hardens stance ahead of the Paris summit. He titles a shakeup, promises consumer gains, and hints at counterbalancing pressures from old-guard Moscow and tension with China. The commentary reads as a strategic retreat and blame shift toward the West if Paris fails.
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Election in Panama faces unrest before Sunday vote
Panama prepares for a presidential and legislative election amid fears of renewed unrest after last autumn rioting when a mob tried to enter the Canal Zone and was repelled by U.S. troops. The National University of Panama reopens only after the vote, and President Eisenhower’s move to improve U.S. Panama relations is noted. Ricardo M. Arias leads the National Patriotic coalition amid party splits, and he promises a return to traditional friendship with the United States if elected.
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Jim Bishop Reflects On A Fortifying Florida Getaway
Jim Bishop recounts a Florida vacation with his younger daughter, detailing sun, golf, celebrity encounters, drives, fishing trips, and a rain-soaked Miami return. He notes flights from Miami to Sea Bright and Key Biscayne, mentions friends and editors, and ends with relief in the familiar bed at home.
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Middletown student to represent town at National Music Festival
Robert Burkhardt, a Middletown High School student who earned a superior rating in the state music contest, was chosen to represent Middletown at the National Music Festival in Springfield Illinois. The Reverend J D Almes, pastor of the United Presbyterian Church, was elected president of the Middletown Ministerial Association succeeding...
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True Friendship Knows No Color Line in Virginia Church
Washington correspondent reflects on Jim Taylor a 74-year-old Negro mourner's service in a Virginia hillside church contrasting national justice debates over California's gas chamber and Daryl Chessman. He notes Southern compassion toward individuals and the lasting value of simple neighborly aid.
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Dorothy Kilgallen guest column from London wedding trip
Dorothy Kilgallen departs for Princess Margaret wedding in London while Earl Blackwell promotes a May 15 Met Opera fundraiser for the Children's Asthma Research Institute featuring Cole Porter, Ethel Merman and many peers. The letter recalls past royal events and praises Kilgallen's observant reporting and energy as a party organizer.
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The Language of Flowers Read in Dave Regan Column
OUR CORRESPONDENT explains flower meanings in a playful list. A rosebud without thorns means hope, a full bloom over buds signifies secrecy, and lips touch imply yes while pinched petals imply no. Subsequent entries assign sentiments to many blooms and leaves, inviting readers to explore the language of flowers.
Travel Snobbery Provokes Rough Ike Travel Game
Washington correspondents traveling with President Eisenhower stage a savage game targeting travel snobs who drop country names. The piece recalls tasteless jabs at Bariloche and Mar Del Plata, and predicts post Moscow exploits will worsen travel snob misery.
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Estrellita Horoscope For Tomorrow and Beyond
Tomorrow's social aspects are strong with key decisions on travel living situations and business ties after careful analysis. Evening romance and outdoor enjoyment highlighted with caution against extremes and encouragement to pursue occupational and financial opportunities through August.
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