Middletown Ohio Newspaper Subscription Rates
Publication details list subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, city delivery, trading areas, and mail options. Rates include 10 to 15 cents per copy, 60 cents weekly for city routes, 15 dollars yearly in trading areas, 2400 dollars outside trading areas, and 38 dollars for international delivery. Published daily by News-Journal, Inc. since 1857.
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Middletown
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If the Son Makes You Free Quote
A biblical verse from John 8 36 RSV declares true freedom comes through Christ with the promise of lasting liberty.
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John
Communications and UN Expansion Drive Global Dialogue
The piece notes growing church driven dialogue across races and ages in 1966 and cites a record 56 million voters in a mid term election. It argues for expanding UN facilities, especially a Geneva annex funded partly by Switzerland, to support disarmament and global talks.
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United Nations
United States
Switzerland
New York
Geneva
U Thant
General Assembly
Geneva UN
Public asks a return to old virtues in 1968 race
Ruth Montgomery argues that 1968 hinges on Johnson and Congress heeding voter calls for restraint and a shift from big government. She claims voters tire of federal overreach, rising costs, and social programs, urging a reevaluation ahead of the election and noting potential GOP challengers.
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Washington
Johnson
90Th
Congress
GOP
Big Brother
Humphrey
Kennedy Brothers
Cross designs and the Texas battleship in 1919
The Greek cross arms are equal while the Roman cross has one longer arm. The Battleship Texas became the first U S vessel to launch a plane in 1919. USS Texas, built in 1914, cost $5 830 000 and was regarded as the finest fighting ship of its era.
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Texas
U. S
Civil rights drive faces tests after elections
Washington column debates the future of racial equality as Dr. Sterling W. Brown warns the movement falters by relying on power and protests. The piece notes voter unrest over tactics, urges education and interracial dialogue, and calls for a moratorium on demonstrations to foster lasting harmony.
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Washington
America
Sterling W. Brown
National Conference of Christians and Jews
No-Win War Pressures Out Professional Soldiers
A Viet Nam letter argues the war’s no-win policy erodes professional troops. It calls out pilots flying minimal results, political interference, and misused resources, urging decisive action and true victory over costly, limited objectives. It cites Aviation Week data and questions the value of destroying small targets with expensive aircraft.
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Viet Nam
MacArthur
Joe Martin
Korea
Chiang Kai-shek eyes Vietnam turmoil from Formosa seat
Nationalist China’s chief Chiang Kai-shek watches the Viet Nam rumpus from Formosa. Buffalo Bill Cody once shot spots out of a 10 of spades at 12 paces. Scientists uncover an eight foot long bone of a prehistoric animal. Grandpappy Jenkins notes experience is a cruel teacher and some never graduate from her class.
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China
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Buffalo Bill Cody
Grandpappy Jenkins
Mary Gordon Christmas Fund Supports Children Legacy
Dave Regan notes the Mary Gordon Christmas Fund run by My Chapter of Phi Beta Psi Sorority continuing the late Mrs. Gordon’s charitable effort. The fund offers $1 in cash to each child helped by welfare or other families, with no restrictions on how spent. People are urged to donate by sending checks or cash to Miss Robyn Ashworth at 602 Highland St.
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Great Society
George Romney
Charles Percy
Ronald Reagan
Mary Gordon
Phi Beta Psi
Robyn Ashworth
Highland St
Apollo Moon Return Challenge and Chiang Kai-shek’s China
Space policy foresees a $25 billion Apollo mission to land astronauts on the moon for about 14 hours in the late 1960s or 1970, with a difficult reentry at 25,000 mph. The piece also questions Chiang Kai-shek’s hold on Nationalist China, its future, and the choice of successors amid rising Sino-American pressures.
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New York
Project Apollo
Alan Shepard
Lovell
Aldrin
Project Gemini
U.S. Space Agency
Moon
NASA
Gemini
Apollo
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
U.S
Red China
Pentagon
Formosa
Mao Tse- Tung
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Bob Considine
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