Middletown Journal subscription rates and mail details
The Middletown Journal notes its mailing facts and subscription prices. It lists post office handling in Middetown Ohio and indicates rates for daily, Sunday, in city and suburban carriers, and mail subscriptions in trading areas, outside trading areas, and international. The paper is published daily by News Journal Inc, founded in 1857.
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Mery Keeps Savior Words In Her Heart
A brief note reflects on a woman named Mary treasuring Jesus words as described in scripture, storing them in her heart for guidance. The verse emphasizes reflection and personal meditation on spiritual teachings.
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Mery
Lake
Not An Absolute Right In Gun Ownership Debate
The piece argues the Second Amendment does not bar sensible gun control and cites a Midwestern case where a youth with a pistol wounded a deputy despite asserting a right to bear arms. It notes the amendment’s era context and calls for regulation to protect the public interest. It also mentions Johnson and Lodge discussing Vietnam in six Far East countries.
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FAA report on sonic booms tests weighs impact on people
Real Sonic Message notes that repeated sonic booms over months irritate residents in flight paths, questioning supersonic airliner plans without proof of reduced effects. It cites FAA findings of limited structural damage but growing concern for human tolerance, urging minimized cumulative impact as spring political shifts occur in Washington.
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Pentagon space program critique drives space warfare debate
Rep John Wydler warns McNamara delay on a military space program threatens national security, calling for a crash effort to secure space control. Thurmond accuses McNamara of overruling Joint Chiefs in five key areas, expanding a personal staff and impeding missile and bomber programs.
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House Committee On Science and Astronautics
Pentagon
John Wydler
Defense
Robert McNamara
New York Republican
Wydler
Department of Defense
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Manned Orbiting Laboratory
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
Len Strom Thurmond
Senate Armed Services Committee
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Army Reserve
Automatic pub pumps and wool yielding sheep yarns
The column mixes quirky facts from pubs to animal husbandry. It notes an English pub with push button beer pumps, a flock owner claiming kindness yields more wool, and a wry line about university riots in Lima over two cent fare hikes.
Fifty Years of Global Issues Then and Now
A 1915 Lusitania sinking is recalled as a stark example of brutal warfare. The piece contrasts timeless global tensions with reactions by President Wilson and U S neutrality amid a world at war. It highlights warnings against unrestricted submarine warfare and U S protest strategies.
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Globe
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Germany
United States
Great Britain
France
William Jennings Bryan
Wilson
Berlin
League of Nations
Prominent Show Biz Notes and Political Echoes
Dorothy Kilgallen previews a $100000 lead ad for Variety as a landmark in entertainment. Vittorio de Sica’s England film work, Carol Burnett, Prank Sinatra, Rock Hudson and Sarah Vaughan are mentioned with upcoming gigs and projects. The piece shifts to a retrospective on pacifism and U S entry into WWI, detailing Wilson’s war stance, the 1917 declaration, and the League of Nations struggle, underscoring communication as a restraint on autocracy.
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Vittorio de Sica
England
Norman Keasnn
Switzerland
Dorothy Collins
Raymond Scott
Dallas
Marilyn Michaels
Joe FE
Lewis Caughter
Cafe Society
Chicago
Carol Burnett
Carol
Sinatra
Bennett Cerf
Wea
Random House
Sue Lyon
Dick Clark
Indians offer scalp rewards in Ohio frontier notice
In 1794 the Sentinel of the Northwest describes Indian attacks in the Miami Valley and a citizen-led pledge to pay rewards for Indian scalps. The proclamation, signed by local leaders, sets payments of 136 and 100 dollars per scalp with ear, valid April 18 to December 25, 1794, and urges Young Men to range the woods while farmers guard fields.
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North-Western Territory
Ohio Country
Miami Valley
Miami Country
Daniel Doty
Miami
Dicks Creek
Columbia
Josiah Harmar
Arthur St. Clair
Lite Turtle
Blue Jacket
Anthony Wayne
Ft. Washington
Ft. Greenville
Nathanael Greene
Wayne
The
United States
Ohio River
Little Miami
Great Miami River
Harmar
PEN Club meeting in Bled prompts protest over Yugoslav jailing
International PEN Club delegates face boycott threats from French and British writers protesting the detention of Mi hajlo Mihajlov for criticizing Stalin’s camps. The piece links Mihajlov’s remarks in Summer in Moscow 1964 to broader Soviet censorship. It also notes Woeler y Tarsis and Milovan Djilas as figures in dissent, urging PEN to push for free expression during its Yugoslav session.
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World Organization of Writers
Bled
Yugoslavia
Mihajlo Mihajlov
Stalin
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Khrushchev
Moscow
Mihailov
Novy Mir
Philip II
Milovan Djilas
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Russia
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