Middletown Journal Publishes Daily Saturday Schedule
The Middletown Journal, serving Middletown Ohio, lists subscription rates and delivery options. Rates include 10 cents for weekdays and 15 cents for Sundays with mail options at $15 per year within trading areas and higher outside. Subscriptions are payable in advance and the paper has a long-standing publication since 1857.
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Commandment to love as I have loved you
A religious quote from John 15.12 emphasizes love among believers. It presents a Biblical directive to imitate Christ in loving one another.
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Citys Future Depends On You Campaign ends in hopeful unity
Editorial urges approval of three Progress Bond Issues for streets sewage and downtown parking to spur Middletown's growth from Armco Project 600 to the Miami University branch. Endorses one City Commission candidate, notes statewide ballot items on education funding urban service authorities and court consolidation, urges voting on Tuesday. Air travel rule change proposes 12 hour notice for overbooked flights with priority seating decisions.
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Guinness Book of World Records highlights quirks and feats
The fourth edition of Guinness Book of World Records catalogues extreme human and natural feats. It lists the tallest man Robert Wadlow, the smallest Zuchia Zarate, the heaviest Rob weighed 1069 pounds, the oldest centenarian Pierre Joubert, and other record holders from birth weights to flight speeds and planetary scales.
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Professorial Stupidity in New Jersey Politics
A New Jersey campaign revolves around Genovese, a history professor praised by Governor Hughes for academic freedom and challenged by Nixon. The piece argues that such scholars misrepresent Marxism, while student groups show varying degrees of support for radical ideologies, raising questions about public education and national loyalty.
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Eugene Genoveses
du Bois
Students For
China
Historic Facts From Various Topics
The text mentions the lobster part called mother as the inedible section of the intestine and notes Cabrini as the first American proclaimed a saint. It adds the armless Venus discovered on Melos, Alaska’s large north of the Arctic Circle, Spartacus’s death and crucifixions, and Egyptian art focused on life after death.
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Three-Cornered Mayoral Race Echoes Of Old City Fight
In a look back at New York City politics, George Dixon O'Brien recalls the 1933 mayoral race won by Fiorello LaGuardia amid a chaotic Tammany campaign. The piece contrasts 1930s graft probes and colorful campaign stunts with modern New York politics, noting the enduring call for a clean victory.
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O’brien
Unien
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John V. Lindsay
Abraham D. Beame
William F. Buckley Jr
Editor Letter Critiques State Issue One Education Plan
Middletown educator argues Issue No 1 would boost state education with $116 million for counseling training libraries and teachers. She asserts Ohio lags in education funding while wealthier areas gain and cites voter petitions and mobility of students affecting local districts.
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Middletown
Rydell eyes Elvis in Midnight Cowboy film option
Hollywood notes report director Mark Rydell wants to option James Leo Herlihy novel Midnight Cowboy for a film starring Elvis Presley as Joe Buck. Marilyn Maxwell is dating Johnny Rivers, while record companies fret over Broadway musical bets and Princess Margaret plans San Francisco visits.
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Marilyn Maxwell
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