Middletown subscription rates and post office data
Middletown Ohio postal and subscription notice lists rates for daily and Sunday issues, carrier and mail options, and annual prices. Rates include 6 day at ten dollars, 7 day outside area twenty dollars, and international thirty five dollars. The page also carries a biblical quotation from First Corinthians 15 12.
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Middletown
Ohio
S. Broad
First Ave
Postoffice
U.S.A
News-Journal
Christ
Automation reshaping work across industries and unions
Automation displacement emerges as the central issue in ongoing studies by labor management and government groups. Reports from the Labor Department and the Bush-Eisenhower era summits emphasize retraining, plant transfers, and social cushions to ease shifts, while office automation like MOS at IBM promises major cost savings.
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Afl-Cio
George Meany
U.S. Department of Labor
Labor Review
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Business Machines
Management Operating System
MOS
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Labor Department
Philadelphia Crime Wave Ends in Record Prison Terms
A band of 11 year robbers hit 17 American Stores locations in Philadelphia before a police officer was killed. Since the counter effort by police and store officials began, 94 holdups have led to prison sentences totaling 361 years and 11 months minimum to 996 years 11 months maximum. No acquittals. no holdups in two years.
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Philadelphia
Patriotism and Memorial Day in the modern era
Fulton Lewis Jr laments patriotism fading into a dirty word as Memorial Day loses meaning. He recalls old rituals at Oak Hill Cemetery, opposes worldist education, and warns that loyalty and civic memory are at risk from modern ideologies and student activism. He longs for traditional parades, flags, and red peonies to revive a sense of national duty.
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Oak Hill
Old Georgetown
Washington
Russia
China
Red
Europe
Young America
Freedom of Speech Still Exists in the U S
George Sokolsky argues freedom of speech remains intact in the United States despite occasional complaints. He defends press independence, cites differing views across papers and editors, and notes past and present administrations’ handling of press access and quotes. He concludes suppression is rare if one speaks openly.
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U. S
Nixon and Cliburn in Moscow Piano Duel
Washington columnist argues Khrushchev invites Van Cliburn while snubbing Eisenhower due to piano skill. Nixon tours limited Russian cities and faces scorn, with Cliburn scheduled for multiple all Chopin performances. The piece jabs Nixon, praises Cliburn, and muses on photo opportunities and admission standards.
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Washington
Nikita
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Ike
Moscow
Ano
Richard M. Nixon
Soviet Union
van Cliburn
Texas
Cliburn
Nixon
California
Russia
N. S. Khrushchev
Chopra
Leningrad
Novosibirsk
Sverdovsk
Sverdlovsk
Washington Post
Times Herald
Paul Hume
Margaret Truman
MR. Cliburn
Omsk
Tomsk
Minsk
Pinsk
Chopin
Eiisenhower
Mashie Niblick
W. Cliburn
R. Nixon
Marty S. Truman
Television and freedom in conservative views
A brief reflection on television as a field conservatives struggle with. Fulton Lewis Jr is unnamed for TV and a conservative is needed to appear balanced for the audience. Garroway’s piece echoes a Russian American journalist exchange about freedom to say anything. The American claims freedom, the Russian counters with the same freedom to insult Truman. Freedom, indeed.
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Dave Garroway
Garroway
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Truman
Inaccurate Quantities From Obscure Fact List
A compilation of varied facts claims counts of religious groups and organizations in the United States, demographic shares for Hawaiians, birthplace of Benjamin Franklin, lifespan of a palm tree, bird imports, rubber armor in theater, Texas capitol size, mayfly life, St Peter's Basilica area, annual wood use, ancient Egyptian petroleum, and sound speed relation to temperature. The piece reads as assorted trivia without coherent narrative or source attribution.
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United States
Benjamin Franklin
Boston
Texas
Basilica of
St. Peter's
Rome
Memorial Day at Woodside Cemetery Honors Fallen
Middletown residents gathered in the rain at Woodside Cemetery to honor the memory of the departed. Citizens laid wreaths and flowers on unmarked graves and at World War II crosses while reflecting on love, sorrow, and the hope for a better world.
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Woodside Cemetery
Middletown
Broadway Grapevine Shows Caper News Hints
A mosaic of glossy gossip items spans kidnappings rumors about Eichmann in Cairo to entertainment scoops. Israeli and British agents reportedly aided a Cairo capture tale, with other notes on Kay Starr, Tony Williams, Desi Arnaz, Desi Castro ties, Park Avenue tales, and theater circles in crisis.
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Adolph Eichmann
Colone
Kuwait
Vienna
Argentina
Cairo
Nasser
Kay Starr
Jerry Nathanson
Tony Williams
The
Platters
Shubert Alley
Paris
French Actors’ Union
Desi Arnaz
Cuba
U. S
Fidel Castro
State Department
Estrellita Horoscope for Tomorrow and the Year Ahead
Tomorrow’s stars emphasize high tempo goals and thoughtful action. Birthday periods warn against impulsiveness and stress careful financial and job decisions. Domestic harmony improves this year, with travel favored in August and potential news on property or business expansion in late December.
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Middletown Journal
Martin Aircraft Co
Baltimore
United Auto Workers
Fulton Lewis Jr
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
Congress
San Francisco
Congressional Committee
George Sokolsky
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
David Lawrence
Woodrow Wilson
Mark Sullivan
Herbert Hoover
Frank Kent
Harding
Coolidge
Jim Hagerty
Theodore Roosevelt
William Loeb
Roosevelt
Loeb
Franklin
Stephen T. Early
Drew Pearson
Westbrook Pegler
Lincoln Steffens
Steffens
Pegler
Heywood Broun
Journal-American
William Randolph Hearst, Jr
Considine
Herald Tribune
Alsops
Walter Lipmann
Marguerite Higgins
Arthur Krock
C. L. Salzburger
Times
James Wechsler
Max Lerner
Post
George Dixon
Tricia
Miss Nixon
Hollywood
Dave Regan
Dorothy Kiigallen
Broadway
Desi
Park Ave
United Nations
International
Sues
TIN Pan Alley
New York State
Supceme
Octave Music
Stegman
Vocco
Mistry
Ciro’s
Lisa Kirk
Ritten
Bob Wells
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Society For the Prevention
Madison Ave
Anita Ekberg
Frankie Hyers
Jackie Gleason
Miami Beach
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
Andre: Gromyko
Unioa
Polly Bergen
Lindy’s
Joe Louis
Jack Paar
Estrellita
Dennis the Menace
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