Tough drug laws in New York fail to curb trafficking
New York City officials report drug traffic persists after Sept. 1 enactment of strict laws. Prices rise as dealers adapt. arrests shift to high level operations. Police note open street sales slowed, but underground networks and new dealers fill the gap.
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Edward Neilan Copley
New York
New York City
William P McCarthy
McCarthy
Harlem
New York State
Nelson Rockefeller
Frisbee research ends Navy flare plan
The Navy finished a study on The Aerodynamics of the Self- Suspended Flare concluding Frisbees cannot behave as desired for a flare replacement. The project wasted 375000 dollars in wind tunnels and manpower and did not lead to a tri service X-1 prototype.
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Navy
Pius XI
John XXIII
Paul VI
America
James Cardinal Gibbons
Knights of Labor
Church
Comet Kohoutek Sparks Superstition Across Society
A column notes primitive myths and modern habits around comets and luck. It cites ancient writers and contemporary figures from Homer to Marlene Dietrich, showing how people seek protection from misfortune through astrology, rituals, and superstitious acts.
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New York
American Airlines
Diana Jones
Outer Space
Josephus
Jerusalem
Pliny
Mt. Vesuvius
Caesar
Pompey
Kohoutek
Archbishop Byrne Responds to Buckley on Farah Boycott
Archbishop Leo C. Byrne defends the Farah workers and endorses a consumer boycott to pressure the company to recognize collective bargaining. He cites NLRB orders, Bishop Metzger's findings, and long Catholic tradition supporting workers rights, noting 16 months on strike for fair wages and job security.
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Leo C. Byrne
St. Paul
Minneapolis
William F. Buckley Jr
Buckley
Washington Star Syndicate
Farah Manufacturing Co
William Buckley
Farah
Amos
Isaiah
Jeremiah
Willie Farah
Paul Newton Poling
National Labor Relations Board
Amalgamated Clothing Workers of America
NLRB
Sidney Metzger
el Paso
Metzger
Dayton’s
Donaldson’s
Powers
Minneapolis- St. Paul
Leo XIII
Middletown Journal Subscription Rates
The Journal published daily by News Journal Inc lists pricing for subscriptions and delivery options in Middletown Ohio. Rates cover newsstand copies 15 cents weekdays 25 cents Sunday, home delivery 80 cents weekly, motor route plans 3.47 or 3.20 per period, with additional service charges and advance payment requirements. Founded in 1657.
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The
News Journal, Inc
S. Broad
First Ave
Middletown
Ohio
U.S.A
Almanac Dreams and Odd Household Tips from Tidbits
Brief column fragment humorously proposing an almanac of home hints and odd recipes. Mentions horoscopes, potato wart remedy, snake bite prevention, hurricane warnings, and a kindergarten class cake recipe from Omaha. Notes practical joking tone and reader submissions from Billings and others.
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Arizona
Omaha, Neb
Joe Welge
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