Middletown News-Journal Subscription Rates
Subscription rates listed for local daily mail and carrier delivery in Middletown Ohio. Rates include 6 day and 7 day options, with prices for in area and outside trading area and a separate U S A price. Payment in advance. Published daily by News-Journal Inc founded 1857. Bible quote note included.
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Ripples of India China clash reach world stages
The piece argues China's aggression against India could affect a billion people through global ripple effects. It notes US arms to India, Soviet shifts toward China, and Pakistan's fears, urging UN action to stop the conflict and prevent wider war, followed by a quirky note about a predicted underwater man.
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China
India
Himalayas
United States
Soviet Union
Pakistan
Asia
Kashmir
United Nations
Market Sags In Crisis And War Threats
The article examines how stock prices react to war threats. It notes a depressed market during crises such as Cuba, with gains only later as uncertainty remains. It discusses long term value rising due to crisis pressures while warning of the precarious nature of war profits.
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Democrats Look Foolish On Cuba Blockade Debate
The piece notes Kennedy's naval blockade against Castro Cuba and shows how several Democrats including Lyndon Johnson Steve Young Wayne Morse Hubert Humphrey Mike Monroney Birch Barh and others faced pushback or revised positions after the move. It highlights Morse's steadfast anti blockade stance and others shifting to support or defend stronger action.
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Hubert Humphrey
Kennedy
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Oklahoma
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Hayden Crawford
Factoids on forests markets and world agriculture
The text notes forests stay cooler but retain heat at night and cites U S markets handling 40 vegetable varieties year round. It claims airplanes can spot submarines at 50 to 60 feet depth and Iceland leads in books published per capita. It also mentions South Carolina as early rice producers and onions from Asia as ancient crops. The Igotots are said to inhabit northern Lugon in the Philippines.
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Sixty Nations Violate UN Charter In South Africa Vote
The United Nations General Assembly special committee saw 60 governments back a resolution to expel South Africa over apartheid. The action bypassed the UN charter and drew criticism from Britain and the United States, while editors warned of setting a dangerous precedent for expulsions and sanctions.
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Soviet Union
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United Nations Charter Limits Intervention in Domestic Affairs
The text cites Article 2 of the UN charter restricting UN intervention in matters essentially within a state's domestic jurisdiction and limiting member involvement to settlement under the charter.
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Humble Candidates Parade Across Campaign Scene
Washington notes humility in Rep. Leo W. O’Brien and other contenders as they campaign. Nixon Eisenhower and Morse pepper the column with quips about politics and voting, while Dirksen reports a break in his Washington apartment amid election activity.
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Wayne Morse
Oregon
Mark Twain
Rachel Carson
James Fulton
Pennsylvania
Philip J. Philbin
Massachusetts
Abraham J. Malter
Senate
Ferett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Witty items on society and science in a late 19th style column
A digest of short quips and notes ranges from social norms and religion to science curiosities. It includes remarks on polygamy, kitten maturation, turtle speeds, moths, and parlor observations about clothing holes. The piece uses humorous tone and quick observations typical of a newspaper column.
Election reflections from a lifelong newsroom observer
Dave Regan offers a candid editorial on elections and public service. He reflects on media roles, the bitterness of campaigns, and the enduring pull of public office while noting the secret ballot and the difficult realities of political life.
Gossip in Gotham Lanes Through the Cuban Crisis
Dorothy Kilgallen reports on UN troubleshooter Ralph Bunche visiting the Congo then Cuba, while industry rows form around Carrell Baker, Van Johnson, War rer Brothers, and a Blues Jubilee featuring Della Reese and Dinah Washington.
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Congo
Cuba
Africa
Carell Baker
van Johnson
Hollywood
Warrer Brothers
Lee Magid
Della Reese
Dinah Washington
Lee
New York
Paramount Theatre
Martha Raye
Martha
Hot Springs
Riverside Hotel
Reno
Memorial Day Proclaimed by Grand Army Leader in 1868
General Ohn A. Logan, commander of the Grand Army of the Republic, issued Order No. 11 in 1868 designating May 30 as a national day to strewing flowers or decorating the graves of fallen comrades buried in city, village, and hamlet churchyards across the land.
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