Middletown Journal subscription notice and history
The Middletown Journal notes its Middletown Ohio publication details with address at S Broad Street and First Avenue and indicates a subscription rate outline for urban and area readers. The note mentions post office mailing classification and a historic founding date of 1857.
Oregon Impact Shifts Outlook in Nomination Race
Observers say Rockefeller’s Oregon win reshapes the battle with Goldwater and Nixon poised to gain leverage at the convention. Some back a coalition to curb the Goldwater bandwagon if Lodge supporters pivot to Rockefeller in California.
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Rockefeller
Oregon
Senator Goldwater
New Hampshire
New York
Goldwater
Ambassador Lodge
California
Lodge
Richard ‘Nixon
Nixon
Central registry aids drug safety through AMA data network
The AMA Council on Drugs invites physicians to submit information on new medicines to a central registry. This database, built with support from the American Medical Association, compiles patient reaction data to drug therapies, helping doctors weigh benefits against potential adverse effects and use treatments more confidently.
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Food and Drug Administration
American Association
Council On Drugs
Orble
AMA Council On Drugs
Impossible to shield the President in Atlantic City
Jim Bishop writes from Atlantic City where President Johnson arrives amid heavy security. Troopers line Michigan Avenue while Secret Service guards monitor hotel windows from rooftops as Johnson waves to crowds. The piece notes the pervasive tension and the seeming impossibility of complete protection for a president in public view.
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Atlantic City
N. J
United States
Shelburne
Michigan Avenue
Pacific Avenue
Secret Service
Dennis
Johnson
Kennedy
White House
Old Bader Field
Pleasantville
Richard Hughes
Democratic Party
Mr. Johnson
Arthur Sills
Mina Sills
Dwight D. Eisenhower
James Rowley
Harry Truman
Rowley
Lincoln
Garfield
McKinley
Roosevelt
Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Civil rights vote jolts Democratic strength in several states
The piece argues that Governor Wallace's strong showing in presidential primaries signals white discontent with civil rights and could swing suburban and northern voters away from the party in power. It notes Wallace’s high shares in Indiana and Maryland counties, and warns Congress the issue may spark a broader political upheaval touching schools neighborhoods and families.
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Phery
House of Representatives
George Wallace
Maryland
Johnson
Indiana Civil Rights Commission
Indiana
Wallace
Marion County
Diana
Congress
North
Alabama
Democratic Party
Wisconsin
Maries
United States
Morals of the young and the morass of modern youth
President Johnson said youths’ morals have improved over 35 to 40 years yet evidence suggests the adults around them have not. The piece surveys youth misbehaviors from Maryland to Margate and Brighton, English gangs on Whitsuntide, East Berlin youth rallies, and U S locales, mulling Johnson’s remark and aging as immorality grows harder near sixty.
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Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
University of Maryland
Potomac
James Borreson
Margate
Brighton
Whitsuntide
Guy Fawkes
Communist Youth Movement
East Berlin
Red Police
Clactonon Sea
New England
Florida
Ocean City
Johnson
Factographs Iowa Sioux Word Meaning Found
Factographs Iowa notes the Sioux term for "one who puts to sleep" and observes that most flies live through spring and summer before dying.
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Iowa
Remembering Middletown's old newspaper lore
A fragment from a column recalls forgotten city details. It mentions an ex chairman and unofficial mayor addressing an old mailing list issue and notes a dismantled Wall Street building once housing Middletown Sig to is Broad'treet and Broad and First Avenue offices in 1922 before a merger with the Middletown Journal.
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Middletown
H. Klopp
Third
Canal Streets
Poo F
Outfit
Central Avenue
Third Street
Wall Street
Middletown Sigto
Broad
First Avenue
Middletown Journal
Broadway Bulletin Board Mentions Hollywood Feuds and Mania
Dorothy Kilgallen notes screen vehicle bids and custody cases involving Gloria Grahame Cy Howard and John Mills family ties. George Mendosa novel lead picks Paul Newman Joanne Woodward for film. Yehudi Menuhin considers Elaine Shaffer U S return next winter. Levey sues Joey Bishop for 437000. Fox eyes Gotham shoots. Cast lists include Burton Streisand Lemmon Woodward Newman Channing. Hamlet run may extend. Riverboat restaurant gala noted with star turnout.
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Gloria Laffier
Georgia
Brown
Gloria
Corp
George Mendosa
Paul Newman
Joanne Woodward
Yehudi Menuhin
Eleaine Shaffer
U. S
Gstaad
Joey Bishop
Jerry Levey
John Lennon
The
Beattles
James Joyce
James Thurber
20Th Century Fox
West Coast
New York
Gotham
Alexander Cohen
Richard Burton
Mark Twain
Empire State Building
Mrs. Burton
Beatrice Lillie
Robert Preston
Barbra Streisand
Tammy Grimes
Sammy Davis Jr
Carole Channing
Roddy MacDowall
Adolph Green
Julia Meade
Elizabeth Ashley
Nis King
Jack Lemmon
Stan Rubin
Tigertown Five
Regency
Guard business may be going to the dogs
A wry note suggests that despite a union report, a dog could be a man's best friend if the man is not a watchman, hinting the guard sector may be shifting toward canine help. The playful line underscores labor and security themes with a tongue in cheek tone.
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South Africa
Johannesburg
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Broadway Bulletin Board
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