Middletown Ohio Subscription Rates Published Daily
Middletown Ohio newspaper offers subscription rates with per copy pricing for weekdays and Sundays. Local carriers charge 50 cents weekly, mail rates vary by area from 10 dollars yearly to 35 dollars outside the U S, prepaid. Founded 1857 by News-Journal Inc. This item ends with a biblical quotation from Matthew 8 25.
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Paul Harvey on the gold standard and foreign debt
Paul Harvey argues that the United States risks insolvency as foreigners cash in dollars for gold. He warns that abandoning the gold reserve or drastic currency revaluations could bankrupt the nation and erode American financial instruments. He urges halting further foreign aid to needy nations until wiser economists avert inflation or deflation.
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United States
Fort Knox
United
Polaris Agreement Brings Polaris Submarines to Scotland
The Polaris plan places nuclear submarines with missiles as forward bases on Scotland's River Clyde while remaining part of the US Navy. It strengthens Western defense but strains the Macmillan government amid Labor criticism. Public support for the Anglo American alliance remains strong as Americans pledge to defend Britain. Boys compelled to take music lessons against will unlikely become notable.
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Free World
British Isles
West
Great Britain
Scotland
Clyde
Europe
United States Navy
Macmillan
Washington
America
From Bum To Hero Murray Warmath Shifts Gophers Image
The Minnesota football coach Murray Warmath has transformed from target of Monday morning quibbles to the season’s celebrated leader. Critics questioned his contract while the Gophers under Warmath surged to national prominence amid renewed praise and fan letters. The piece notes how success fuels adulation and that emotion often follows performance.
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Murray Warmath
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Gophers
Warmath
Not Too Perfect Aims For Imperfect Society Tone
A reflection on the allure and sadness of seeking a perfectly ordered society. Citing Plato and Aldous Huxley, the passage argues the good life needs tidiness without fanatical rigor and a humane warmth that tolerates some mess.
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Aldous Huxley
North Pole Apparently Shifting Toward Greenland
Dr. William Markowitz of the Naval Observatory in Washington reports the North Pole is moving toward Greenland. The drift is only about half a foot per year, detectable by stellar sighting from five stations arranged around the Pole, making the gradual change less noticeable yet unsettling to imagine waking to the Pole nearby.
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North Pole
William Markowitz
Naval Observatory
Washington
Greenland
Pole
More Power Overcoming Difficulty in a Family Business
A couple sought advice as their retail venture faltered amid disputes. A sermon about prayer changes their outlook, leading to renewed faith and a candid, hopeful talk with a key partner. Insulated by hostility, they learn love and good will unlock practical solutions.
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Mariner
Coleridge
Miss U S A winner disqualified over misrepresented status
A beauty contest finalist was stripped of her Miss USA crown after officials learned she failed to meet eligibility rules. The decision follows an internal review and the runner up will resume duties.
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Maceinde
Cupid
City Editor Jim Mills Welcomes Baby Boy
In a lighthearted newsroom tale, city editor Jim Mills announces the birth of his 7 pound red headed son. Eleanor is reported fine and Mills jokes about diapers, coffee in the waiting room and rapid fathering lessons from old hands at the desk.
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Eleanor
News Room
Dave Regan
Jim
Regan
Jerry Nardiello
Jerry
Mills
Urban Civilization and the Changing American Mind
George Sokolsky argues urbanization reshapes American thinking and politics. He contrasts rural isolation with multi group urban life, noting population shifts, industry, religion, Protestant ethics, and the influence of media and mobility on values and governance.
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Child
Michigan
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North
Celebrities tumble and tremble headlines in Broadway gossip
Eydie Gorme fainted on Copacabana steps after her final bow prompting tears after the second show as worry for a sick baby weighed on her. Steve Lawrence cited fatigue, hunger, and concern for their child as factors. Broadway merchants report publicity from the Sunday Bomber scare hurts visits.
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Copacabana
Steve Lawrence
Eydie
Pier Angeli
Vic Damone
France Nuyen
Susie Wong
Marlon Brando
Suzie
Marlon
Bellefonte's Wife to Dance on Nov 20 TV Special
Harry Bellefonte and his wife June, a former dancer, will appear in the production dances on the November 20 TV special. Ingrid Bergman, filming Aime-Vous Brahms in Paris with Tony Perkins, will record a French soundtrack for Continental. Bergman explains the voice must sound right in France despite her accent.
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Harry Bellefonte
June
Harry
Ingrid Bergman
Brahms
Paris
Tony Perkins
Bergman
France
Joan of Arc
Madison Township school bond recount requested after slim defeat
20 years ago on Wednesday November 13, 1940, Fred Stitsinger said a recount was requested for the Madison Township school bond issue, defeated by five votes. The Middletown Hospital levy recount also failed by 76 votes. A building permit cited $100,000 property damage from a recent Sorg Paper Co. fire, with $19,000 for plant reconstruction. George E. Denny, Civic Association president, pledged member support to the Red Cross drive.
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Fred Stitsinger
Board of Elections
Madison Township
Middletown
Sorg Paper Co
George E. Denny
Civic Association
Red Cross
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