Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates Listing
Public notice details subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions. Rates include 10 cents per weekday, 15 cents Sunday, 60 cents weekly in city, 15 dollars yearly via mail within trading areas, 24 dollars outside trading area, and 88 dollars yearly outside the USA. All payments in advance. Published daily with historic motto.
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Postoffice
Middletown
Ohio
USA
Kaw Booenal
Farm policy hopes and Klan secrecy contrasted
The piece argues a National Commission on Food and Fiber could set a new farm policy focused on national and global needs. It also condemns the Ku Klux Klan for secretive practices, stressing that secrecy clashes with American democratic ideals and open government.
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National Commission On Food and Fiber
Johnson
America
Sherwood O. Berg
Commission
Ku Klux Klan
House Un-American Activities Committee
Klan
Republic
KKK
Refugee Influx From Cuba Faces Distribution Challenge
The article notes a planned systematized arrival of Cuba refugees, potentially thousands per month totaling up to 100000. It warns against concentrating arrivals in Miami or Florida and urges federal efforts to spread newcomers nationwide, with states and cities asked to offer placement.
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Cuba
Castro
America
Miami
Florida
Investigation Targets Neighborhood Youth Corps Misuse
House investigators will examine the federally funded Neighborhood Youth Corps amid reports of misuse. The probe cites ineligible Kansas City participants, relatives of local Democrats, and projects run by Democratic machines in Carlinville and Cranston with unsuitable hires and waste in multiple states.
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Washington — House Brobers
John Fogarty
House
Kansas City
Kan
University of Kansas
Carlinville
Ill
Democratic
Robert
Sonny” Albertine
Otto Kerner
Albertine
Cranston
R. C
Blackout Amid Nuclear Age Fear And Global Tension
Washington notes that the November 9, 1965 electric power outage sparked fears of sabotage and nuclear conflict. It argues secrecy by hostile governments could cripple nations, urges resilient power systems and renewed global disarmament talks, and predicts broader debate on peace and security.
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Russia
Red China
United States
Manila election drama spoofs violence and votes
In the Philippines 1935 general election violence and intrigue mix with counterfeit money raids. Polls, political clubs, and high level figures face sensational rivalries as authorities seize bogus pesos and reporters note a grim but farcical campaign.
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Manila
P. I
Venezuela
Philippines
James Bond
Diosdado Macapagal
Senate
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Sen
Raul Manglapus
Cebu
Zamboanga
Scientists chase a massive turkey for Thanksgiving humor
The piece jokes about scientists aiming to create a %-pound turkey to inspire two Thanksgivings under FDR. It also notes ancient Egyptians drinking heavy beer, Vikings in battle, and the groundhog woodchuck whistle pig all referring to the same animal while fearing its shadow.
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Groundhog
Woodchuck
Whistle Pig
Critter
Armco Symphony Orchestra Debuts in Middletown
The Armco Sym phony Orchestra gave its first performance at First Baptist Church in a remodeled auditorium. Directed by Frank Simon, the cornetist formerly with Sousa's Band, the concert drew full balconies and impressed critics with solos by Mrs. Audrey Gillespie and Mrs. Paul J. Banker and the over ture Poet and Peasant.
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Armco Symphony
First Baptist Church
Stiles Bible Class
Armeco
Frank Simon
Sousa
Robyn
Schubert
Audrey Gillespie
Paul J. Banker
Armco Symphony Orchestra
Middletown
Armco
S'mon
Armco Field
Chicago Post
Fillmore
Armco Spirit
Armco Association
Symphony Orchestra
George Hanley
Association
Simon
Webers Band
Middletonians
A Word To The Patient By Hal Boyle
A New York AP collection of patient wisecracks shows doctors, nurses, and visitors trading lines about hospital life. Q&A style quips touch on surgeries, bills, pallbearers, wills, and oddball hospital humor.
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New York
Joe
Walking sticks defend selves with spray and other facts
The passage notes walking sticks eject a foul spray from thoracic glands when threatened. It also states the average person walks about 65 000 miles in a lifetime. It mentions oysters exported from the Thames estuary to Rome as early as 80 A D and that the Bengal light is a signaling flare used at sea.
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Thames Estuary
Rome
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Fulton Lewis Jr
Youth Corps
Bill Schulz
R. Sargent Shriver
Livingston County
Nyc
Jamestown
R. 1
Congress
Indiana
Richard Roudebush
Camp Atterbury
Roudebush
Atterbury
Senate Appropriations Committee
Mount Beulah
Miss
Head Start
Washington
South Viet Nam
Rhode Island
John Pastore
Shriver
John Stennis
Mississippi
David Lawrence
BoRestedt
George Dixon
Teodoro F. Valencia
Teddy
Doroy
Valencia
Baguio
George Crout
Start
Hal Boyle
Yugoslavia
Dennis the Menace
George Wilson
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