Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates
Middletown Ohio public notice lists subscription prices for daily editions and Sunday papers. Rates include per copy 10 to 15 cents, weekly delivery 60 cents, and mail options totaling 15 dollars yearly in trading areas or 24 dollars elsewhere, with international pricing at 38 dollars.
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Middletown
Ohio
S. Broad St
First Ave
Postoffice
USA
Nlew
Enal Inc
Northern racial tension exposed by harassment case
A Negro Lutheran missionary, widow studying in the United States, reports weeks of harassment in a church apartment in Minneapolis. Objects thrown, a pellet fired, car ransacked, and frozen urine balls placed on doors. She moved away with her younger daughter as fear grew.
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Deep South
Tanzania
Mineapolis
Party of the Rich Tradition in 1964 Campaign Money
Fortune magazine reports President Johnson drew more funds from the wealthy than Goldwater. Many donors shifted from Nixon to Johnson, while 69 percent of Democratic contributors gave $500 or more. Republicans received 28 percent of gifts at or above $500. Both parties amassed record funds in 1964.
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Fortune Magazine
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
GOP
Indonesia’s Drift From Peking and Suharto’s Rise
The piece argues Indonesia is not firmly in the Communist Chinese orbit despite uncertainties about Sukarno. It notes Suharto’s anti Communist role in quashing the late September rebellion and suggests Sukarno’s influence may be waning, improving the Western outlook though not making Indonesia pro Western.
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Sukarno
Indonesia
Peking
Suharto
Federal Reserve Board
Voices Of The 13 Turncoats Reported Broadcasting From China
Thirteen Americans aged 25 to 80 renounce the United States to wage ideological war for Red China. They deliver antiwar messages to U S servicemen via Radio Peking and Radio Hanoi, urging troops to defect and questioning U S involvement in Vietnam.
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Washington
U. S
Radio
Peking
Clarence Cecil Adams
Memphis
Robert Franklin Williams
Williams
United States
Havana
Red China
Radio Propaganda Warns GIs Of Antiwar Protests
In recent weeks communist radios have informed GIs about anti-war demonstrations back home. They claim millions of peace loving Americans are marching against U S policy and have struck fear into those in power.
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U. S
Government probes aluminum price moves and stockpile use
Washington confronts an administration push to dump 200000 tons of aluminum to blunt a price rise. Officials discuss selling stockpiled metal while unions push higher wages and producers seek to shield profits amid debate over government price controls.
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Washington
Johnson
America
White House
Law of Supply and Demand
Aluminum Indus
Lindsay Victory Prompts GOP Reassessment Across Nation
Paul Harvey argues Lindsay won alone and that GOP money or machinery did not credit his win. He cautions against assuming a nationwide GOP revival from New York City results and predicts future Lindsay moves toward Republican support or independent positioning.
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Lindsay
Rockefeller
California
Sen
Kuchel
Michigan
Romney
Oklahoma
Bellman
John Lindsay
New Jersey
GOP
New York
Our
Republic
Big City
Dewey
Eisenhower
New York City
Front Seat Travel Shifts as Cars Surge in U S
Surveys show 2.6 persons per car now on average, boosting front seat occupancy. A London pub floor collapse after closing creates a near miss, while a Polish worker's mushroom freight journey to West Germany ends with a risky taste for culinary fungi fading.
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U. S
Warsaw
West
Germany
Call for Congress to regulate major industries curb price and wage controls
The text argues that supply and demand must revert, warns of recessions if controls persist, and favors a formal congressional law over presidentially issued controls for major industries. It contends wage limits should accompany price controls and stresses a unified national policy via Congress.
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Congress
Peace Corps urged to avoid SDS influence on volunteer recruitment
Peace Corps officials seek guidance from SDS activists about recruiting volunteers for overseas service. The piece warns that SDS ties to radical student action blur lines between voluntary community work and partisan political activity, risking US meddling and instability abroad.
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Peace Corps
Acs
Bolivia
Peru
CIA
Kenyatta
United States
SDS
LID
Labor Movement
Berkeley
Students For A Democratic Society
Newark
Chicago
Frank Mankiewicz
South Viet Nam
Middle-Aged? Hal Boyle Lets You Know Signs
A humorous New York AP column outlines telltale signs of middle age using witty contrasts. The piece cites Galli-Curci, crank-start cars, buying shoes, two matches to read a directory, changed dreams, aging preferences, and new health and finance concerns as red flags.
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New York
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Ruth
Anna Louise Strong
Mao Tse-tung
Miss Strong
Mao
George Natem
Reds
James Veneris
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