Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Mail Info
The Middletown Journal lists street delivery at S Broad at First Ave in Middletown Ohio. Subscription rates are six cents per weekday copy and fifteen cents on Sundays, with carrier and mail options across local and trading areas, including 10 dollars yearly for six days and 2000 dollars yearly for seven days. outside the USA is 35 dollars annually. Published daily by News Journal Inc.
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Iowa study signals speed limit cuts on crooked roads
A state highway commission study in Iowa leads to reductions of the daytime speed limit on narrow crooked roadways by as much as 20 to 30 miles per hour. Officials in other states will watch the experiment to see if a nationwide move to safer limits is warranted. A British scientist warns rockets from the U S and Soviet may contaminate life on Venus.
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State Highway Commission
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Venus
Editor Calls Out Minority Plight In Candid Speech
Enoch Waters of the Associated Negro Press argues that American Indians may be a more abused minority than Negroes. He urged Americans to listen to Indigenous voices and pursue fair citizenship, noting progress yet urging action while warning against bias in viewing their grievances. Russia and Cubs sign a new trends peel. Cuba will get trucks machine trols cement and the like Hussia will get Cuba.
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Supreme Court
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Brandeis
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National Labor Relations Board
Reds Target College Students in Campus Tour
Washington reports Communist Party efforts to recruit college students with a New York lecture bureau and a series of campus talks. Gus Hall leads speaking tours to 19,000 listeners at West Coast schools and other elites like Herbert Aptheker and Dancy Rubin appear at major universities.
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United States
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Barbara Hartle
Ars
Romerstein
Arnold Johnson
New York
Johnson
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University of Oregon
Herbert Aptheker
Wayne State University
Detroit
University of Chieaos
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
Ohio
Rutgers University
University of Pennsylvania
Dancy Rubin
Javnt
University of Pittsburgh
Ohio “State University
Ohio University
University of Chicago
Law School
Erwin Griswold
Davis
ISU Forestry Stages Five Christmas Tree Shearing Demos
The Iowa State University Forestry Division this week staged five Christmas tree shearing demonstrations. Readers are reminded there are 120 shopping days left until the big event. An editorial note cites 25 percent of American men as left handed and comments on baseball managers lamenting the shortage of southpaws.
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Iowa State University Forestry Division
Supreme Court Contradictions Deepen Across Rulings
Washington reports rising contradictions in Supreme Court decisions. May 14 ruling sent Maurice Hutcheson to six months in jail for contempt after refusing to answer a Senate inquiry, while May 21 reversed a lower court freeing six men for contempt for the same failure to answer congressional questions. The piece recalls a 1972 Associated Press case and debates press immunity under the First Amendment.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court
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National Carpenters’ Union
Senate
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Gossip and film notes from Gotham society column
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on Sophia Loren in June for a Bocca sia premiere and Mulberry Street festival. Others discuss Berlin's Mr President cast album rights, Irving Berlin and Leland Hayward's demands, and a $1.3 million advance. Rich ard Burton may star in The Night of the Iguana film. Sid Caesar illness halts fall TV special. de Gaulle's nuclear program draws protests. Gig Young trains for Rodgers Lerner project. Janet Gaynor linked with Paul Gregory. Anna Moro’s stage fainting headlines. Audrey Meadows fashion at 21 Club. 200 wrestlers join Britain’s Variety Artistes Federation. Mark Robson films India sights. Joan Crawford rumors swirl. Walter Winchell on her romance. Bob Hope aged at Road to Hong Kong. Clean-up show business debate at Living Room. May Merrill outfits for Hayworth in Step on a Crack. Zsa Zsa Gabor tax issues over flood-damaged house. Mancini notes London band singers prefer Blue River. Kennedy photos stir public trust. Cleopatra hype. Nationalist China ready to accept refugees from Red China via Formosa. Irene Dunne bidsColony farewell, hints at TV role.
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Sophia Loren
Mulberry St
Irving Berlin
Messrs
Berlin
Lindsey and Crouse
Leland Hayward
Richard Burton
Sid Caesar
Sid
Charles de Gaulle
Fellas
Gig Young
Richard Rodgers
Alan Jay Lerner
al Janet Gaynor
Paul Gregory
Anna Mofo
Venice
Audrey Meadows
England
Variety Artistes Federation
Britain
Show Biz Union
Bob Hope
Hong Kong
May Merrill
Herbert Bayard Swope Jr
Bangkok
California
Hank Mancini
London
Blue River
Memorial Day Safety Message Warns of Holiday Driving Dangers
Dave Regan warns Memorial Day travelers to drive safely as families head to picnics and beaches. Expect distracted drivers and crowded roads with higher accident risk. plan long trips with rest, allow three hours per 100 miles, and supervise children for safe return home.
Paul Harvey on Social Security Fraud and political campaigning
A columnist argues Social Security misleads the public, noting 13.7 million on rolls and a underfunded trust fund. He cites Kennedy aides and cabinet members at rallies promoting benefits, while criticizing Postmaster General Day for opposing expanded social security financing.
Estrellita Foresee Tomorrow Offers Big Financial Day
The stars urge action on postponed plans and new ventures under favorable auspices. Balance budgets and consolidate assets for a very strong financial Thursday, with additional hints of business gains in late December and travel opportunities in September and January.
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