Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
Middletown Journal at Broad and First Ave Middletown Ohio lists subscription prices by delivery method. Rates include 15 cents per copy and 45 cents weekly carrier, with six day and seven day mail options at 10 and 17.50 dollars per year respectively, plus 35 dollars yearly for outside USA. all subscriptions payable in advance. Published daily since 1857.
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Faubus weighs National Guard in Little Rock integration
As fall term nears Gov. Orval Faubus signals a possible fresh National Guard move to block integrated classes at Central High. Voters will decide on his crisis policy in July. opponents include Chris Finkbeiner and Chancery Judge Lee Ward who seeks a constitutional option on integration.
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Little Rock Central High School
Arkansas
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Little Rock
Lee Ward
Paragould
Eisenhower
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101St Airborne Division
Central High
U.S. Supreme Court
This Is Lebanon and the Pro Nasser Movement
The piece argues that anti American and pro Nasser agitation in Lebanon is linked to Syria and the broader Arab world. It notes Lebanon’s small size, higher literacy, Catholic Christian president and Muslim premier, strong French influence, and Beirut’s American university. It states Lebanon’s subscription to the Eisenhower Doctrine and warns of a pro-Nasser influence potentially driven by race rather than culture or religion.
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Egypt
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France
League of Nations
American University
Beirut
Hal Boyle on Money, Machines and Small Vices
A compact collection of Hal Boyle observations highlighting economic costs of producing money and goods, efficiency ratios, unusual trivia, and quips from public figures. It touches on money, manufacturing, animal facts, cinema seating, and a Wilson quote in a light, opinionated tone.
Old-Fashioned Whacking Won't Help Gangs
A letter-writer defends experienced social workers and community programs from critics. He recalls New York gang history, contrasts past police respect with present street crime, and laments a dismissive article by Mr Sokolsky. He praises The Educational Alliance and University Settlement for teaching responsibility and civic love, warning against harming journalism’s public image.
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Sokolsky
Cests
Open Letter to a Runaway Girl Kay Jordan from Jim Bishop
A heartfelt plea from Jim Bishop to 16 year old Kathleen Jordan urging her to return home with her partner Rocco Rosella. He paints a portrait of a close Jersey City family, recalls each sibling and their lives, and contrasts concern with forgiveness while urging repair after a secretive departure on February 28.
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al Jordan
Palisade Avenue
Jersey City
N. J
Jasinski
Flossie
Ferris High School
Bernice
Poochie
The French Dream Of Glory Revisited
Washington column muses on France’s chronic political splits and colonial mindset as it faces a potential De Gaulle era. The piece argues France remains a second-rate power, clings to authority over freedom, and has withdrawn from NATO positions to Algeria, risking further instability and uncertainty about its future.
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Washington
France
Europe
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Middle East
Indochina
North
Africa
Algeria
Egypt
United States
Soviet Union
NATO
Horoscope for Tomorrow and Next Year
Estrellita offers a guiding horoscope stressing diplomacy over force to advance goals. It notes a favorable next month for job moves and monetary assistance, with a key support cycle in September and a routine second half in 1958. Domestic harmony may rise July to September, with romance in October and good business news late December or early January.
Hollywood captions and editorials in Kilgallen column
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Sugar Ray Robinson's script reading spree after Basilio bout and his sharp eye as a real editor. Oppenheimer in Paris pursues Sanskrit study and philosophy, while Trujillo seeks a Hollywood-bride and a discreet divorce. The fashion world and rock era mix with bold showbiz updates, theater plans, and glamorous stunts from Gigi to MGM's next hit.
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Eleanor Holm
Sugar Ray Robinson
Basilio
Ray
Robert Oppenheimer
Paris
Sorbonne
Rafael Trujillo Jr
Dams Planned in Butler County Creek Basins by WPA
Twenty years ago on May 26 1938 the Hamilton Isaak Walton League urged construction of 15 dams in three Butler County creeks as a water conservation project with WPA funding to start by June 6. Also announced were YMCA fall season committee chairs for the Players Guild led by Oscar Reuther and the drama staff. Dr Arthur E Morgan asserted he remained TVA chairman in an open letter amid Roosevelt era shifts. Tommie Woods Jr a Young School fifth grader won a spot in the Screen Juvenile Follies of 1939 and would travel to Hollywood with Dayton youths to display talents for Universal Pictures.
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Butler County
Hamilton
Isaak Walton League
Works’ Progress Administration
Players Guild
Oscar Reuther
YMCA
Harry Fromm
Idela Pindell
Ruth Fry
Herman Barnes
Peggy Asbury
Juanita Ellison
Arthur E. Morgan
Tennessee Valley Authority
Harcourt A. Morgan
Roosevelt
Arthur Morgan
Tommie Woods Jr
Young School
Young Woods
Dayton
Hollywood
Universal Pictures
Cabbie Burdened by Teeth as Fare in Washington
A Washington taxi driver ends with a set of false teeth as security for an unpaid fare, a quirky dispute highlighting tensions over payment. Meanwhile an art museum rejected Churchill paintings, possibly due to Winnie's works resembling the objects they depict. Scientists estimate up to 150 million dollars to fly a man around the globe by satellite. The fare remains high for a journey without a clear destination.
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Washington
Sir Winston Churchill
Winnie
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