Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscriptions Rates
Middletown Ohio rate card lists prices for daily and Sunday editions. Per copy ten cents on weekdays, fifteen cents on Sunday. In-city motor routes sixty cents weekly, seven day mail in trading areas thirteen dollars yearly, outside trading areas twenty four dollars yearly, and outside USA thirty eight dollars yearly. All subscriptions payable in advance. Published daily by New Journal Inc founded 1857.
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Prayer Alone on the Mountain After Teaching
A narrator cites Matthew 14 23 ASV in which Jesus sends the multitude away then goes up the mountain to pray, separating from crowds for solitary reflection and supplication.
Room For Refugees Influx Presses Florida for Absorbing Cuba Exodus
The piece argues Cuba's emigration policy shifts will strain Florida's already burdened system, urging federal efforts to relocate refugees to other states. It notes roughly 180,000 Cubans entered since 1960 with about 100,000 remaining in Florida, mostly Miami. It refers to U.S. policy leaders and Adm. Grant Sharp Jr. on Vietnam.
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Fidel Castro
United States
Florida
Cuba
U.S
Miami
Castro
Johnson
Grant Sharp Jr
Viet Nam
Fulbright Urges New Bombing Moratorium To Spur Peace Talks
The piece discusses Senator Fulbright’s call for a second bombing moratorium in North Vietnam as a potential incentive for Hanoi to negotiate. It notes President Johnson’s openness to halt bombing if it would lead to peace talks and suggests a 10 day to two week pause might be worthwhile. It also mentions the Justice Department seeking Supreme Court affirmation of the Voting Rights Act.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Viet Nam
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Preme Court
John Lindsay
New York
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Arlene Francis
Commissioner Barnes
U S Aid To Nasser Faces Senate Opposition And Criticism
Senators, led by Ernest Gruening, oppose further U S aid to Egypt’s Nasser arguing it funds Communist economies and aggression. The piece notes Nasser’s military commitments in Yemen and arms to Congo rebels, plus Food for Peace aid aiding Cuba and the Soviet bloc. It also mentions Syracuse anti poverty protesters funded by federal money and a sit in at the County Office Building.
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Alaska
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Congo
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Cuba
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Hungary
Bulgaria
Poland
Sukarno
Indonesia
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Syracuse Post - Standard
Russians imitate U S actions in politics and economy
The report surveys Soviet mimicry of American policy from anti poverty funding disputes in Syracuse to a broader pattern of cultural and political imitation. It notes bail funding controversy, a Viet Nam protest involvement, and a growing KGB disinformation unit alongside critique of a synthetic exchange system and spy culture.
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Washington
KGB
CIA
Tyldesley Miners Strike After Foreman Fired
A jumble of brief items notes Tyldesley miners walking out in protest after a worker was fired for cussing a foreman. Other items mention Milan police charging three for stealing pets for ransom, Chicago Stock Yards centennial observances, an elderly pickpocket jailed, a gurnard fish able to travel briefly in air and on land, and edible paper development.
Johnson endorses Beame in New York mayoral race
The president publicly backs Democrat Beame in New York City's race, warning federal funds could influence votes. Critics say this blurs lines between national power and local elections, echoing past views of FDR on La Guardia and concern for honest government.
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New York City
Beame
New York
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
LaGuardia
Fuson
Lindsay
Roosevelt
Johnson
Democratic Party
Early telescope claim linked to Roger Bacon
Text notes that Arabian scientists showed lens power but credit for first telescope use goes to Roger Bacon in England. It mentions the cheetah as the fastest mammal, clocked over 60 mph, and recalls John Huss as a Bohemian religious leader burned for heresy in 1415. It defines necromancy as divination by consulting the dead.
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Roger Bacon
England
John Huss
An Act Of Conspiracy Hal Boyle
In New York AP copy Hal Boyle argues campus Viet Nam protests risk national safety. He recalls soldiers abroad and backs anti draft evasion it condemns urging harsh punishment for those guiding youth into tricks like feigning illness or homosexuality. He cites a specific case of a brilliant man who dodged service but ruined his life.
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Trenton
New Jersey
Gary Weissman
Radical Left
Students For A Democratic Society
Peter Radice
New York
Viet Nam
Draft Board
Gossip in Gotham and Hollywood Headlines Collide
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Chris Noel arrives in New York stirring gossip as suitors fake press access. Burt Lancaster wins suit against Ernest Borgnine for 142051 dollars. Mari Blanchard and George Shepard split after a Mexico wedding. Henry A Barnes replies humorously to a cinema permit critique.
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Gotham
Chris Noel
New York
Chris
Jack Jones
Allen Case
Jesse James
Chris Jones
Jesse
Frank James
Susan Strasberg
Burt Lancaster
Ernest Borgnine
Ernie
Ethel Merman
Hollywood
Mari Blanchard
George Shepard
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