Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Publication Note
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for the paper published in Middletown Ohio. Rates include 10 cents for weekday copies, 15 cents for Sundays, 60 cents weekly via routes, 15.00 yearly by mail within trading areas, 24.00 yearly outside, and 3800 yearly for outside USA with advance payment required. The paper notes its daily publication and its founding in 1857 by New Jem Journal Inc with a religious citation.
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New Evidence on French Role in American Independence
A historical appraisal notes that France aided the U S but hints at a covert plan to grant independence only to New England. The book argues Count Vergennes was unaware, while Jacques Necker devised a token settlement that George III rejected. Jay helped secure full independence and continental lands. Luci Johnson, at 18, states her life is private.
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Richard B. Morris
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Harding’s Birthday Reflections Stir Marion Citizens
Marion Ohio residents reflect on President Warren G Harding as they mark his birth anniversary. A Scottish biography portrays Harding as decisive and in control, while critics fault both his leadership and the public for the 1920 election outcome.
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Warren G. Harding
Andrew Sinclair
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Harry M. Daugherty
Fresh water from sea may compete with imports says Hood
Harold Hood of the U S Bureau of Reclamation along with others believes ocean sourced fresh water could become available at competitive rates within a decade. Hood cites a prediction by the Office of Saline Water that nuclear desalination plants in southern California might yield water in 10 years at about 12 cents per 1000 gallons. He stresses the outlook is optimistic if the development program continues, potentially addressing America’s water problems sooner than pessimists expect.
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America
Elizabeth Taylor Life Story Book Draws Mixed Portrait
A Harper and Row biography portrays Elizabeth Taylor as a complex, alternatingly tender and harsh figure. The work notes her Hollywood rise from Lassie Come Home to National Velvet, her L. B. Mayer era, and her marriages, especially to Richard Burton. The tone mocks the book’s overcozy interview style while highlighting Taylor’s guarded, passionate nature and desire for proof in love.
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A Burton
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National Velvet
Unmoral politics threaten the Great Society ideals
David Lawrence argues that massive federal funding and urban subsidies foster corruption and alliances between national administration and city machines. He cites defense contracts, campaign funds, and political endorsements as signs of unmoral practices eroding public ethics and jeopardizing the Great Society vision.
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Congress
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Bobby Baker
Urban Suburban Divide Shapes Nations and Cities
A broad examination argues that urban and suburban divides drive social change from Washington to New York and Florida. It notes metropolitan governance debates, racial dynamics, and the shift of economic activity toward suburbs, warning of rising tensions if policy ignores the urban/suburban split.
Oslo seen as forested capital with salt uses
Factographs notes Oslo the capital of Norway is a city with substantial tree cover and about 1400 uses for salt.
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Oslo
Norway
Things We Could Do Without From These Hal Boyle
New York columnist Hal Boyle riffs on modern annoyances from hair nests and twitchy discotheque dancers to gimmicky dog foods and mismatched road etiquette. He jokes about sex psychology books and calls for more cookbooks, critiquing telecommunication number allocations and overbearing homework.
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Deliver Us From Pest Tally
A satirical lament lists irritants from power outages to obnoxious behavior. It mocks energy firms unable to explain a blackout and lampoons college pranks shoppers and acquaintances who push moralizing health fads and mail erroneous credit cards.
Best-Dressed Corpse at Work vs Automation Price Pressures
Paul Harvey argues wage hikes risk unemployment as automation and foreign steel imports rise. He notes 1965 U S steel imports could leave 70 000 workers idle and that United States Steel aims for $18 billion in modernization to stay competitive. He cites John L Lewis history and warns union leaders must balance gains with job preservation.
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Weather Is Here as Coaches Bind to Empty Saturday
Zero weather? Not weather but the season’s first blowout mood hits college football. Coaches face brutal reality as last Saturdays results reveal pre season predictions proved wrong or right through shutouts.
Estrellita Horoscope For Tomorrow And The Birthday
For tomorrow avoid disappointment and dismay when plan changes occur and keep a calm approach. For birthdays expect progress in work and possible monetary gains between now and March late summer and fall with valuable business contacts from travel in January July or September. Romantic prospects show in the next two weeks with a hopeful child born this day likely to be an enthusiastic, driven achiever.
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