Middletown Journal Subscriptions and Rates
The Middletown Journal lists subscription terms in post office class mail matter. Rates include 6 cents per weekday and 5 cents on Sundays. City carrier or suburban delivery 50 cents weekly. trading area six days for 10 dollars yearly. outside trading seven days 20 dollars yearly. outside U S A 35 dollars yearly. Annual prepaid. Published daily by News Journal Inc. Founded 1857. Isaiah quote 9 7.
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Cory
U.S.A
Market Shows Upturn Amid Cautious Optimism
The market has reversed earlier weakness with stocks trending upward in November. Industrials and rails closed above August highs, signaling a potential trend change per Day Theory, while observers warn against premature cheer ahead of continued volatility and upcoming elections.
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Khrushchev
Cuba
A Tribute To Alcoholics Anonymous 28th Anniversary
A tribute salutes Alcoholics Anonymous on its 28th anniversary noting it has shifted from joke to recognized aid. The group promotes recovery for heavy drinkers with public education funded by voluntary donations under modest sums. Bill W. described AA as a synthesis of medicine and religion enabling alcoholics to help others.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Bill W
Ignorant drivers questioned by state motor chief
William S. Hults, New York state motor vehicle commissioner, cited exams showing long licensed drivers often fail basic road rules. The piece argues for systematic re examinations and refresher courses to weed out poor drivers, noting costs versus the toll of accidents and injuries.
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William S. Hults
New York State
Thurber and Runyon Humor in a Changing Era
James Thurber’s posthumous Credos and Curios prompts a chat on humor’s future with Graves Moreland. They discuss the drift from light wit to horror and menace, Thurber’s nonfiction wordplay, and the tension between satire and politics in modern comedy.
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James Thurber
Runyon
Thurber
Harper and Row
America
Faris Herald Tribune
Eichmann
Hitler
Graves Moreland
Moreland
James
J. T
Khrushchev
Caesar
Why Wasn't Deficit Published Earlier in 1963?
David Lawrence questions Kennedy administration fiscal missteps amid a growing deficit and delayed midyear review. He notes a predicted surplus of 463 million turning into at least 7.8 billion deficit, with debt near 302 billion and rising spending by the Democratic Congress.
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Kennedy
Congress
Treasury
Eisenhower
Democratic Party
U. S.S. Treasury
Federal Treasury
Mischief Maker Lester Henson Steals Hearses
A column lampoons juvenile crime and self discipline while recalling a Kansas City girl undergoing needle removal surgery and a boyfriend who tampered with her for over a year. FBI Director Hoover laments rising juvenile crime and a Harvard Doctor James Watson earns awards, with Watson remarking he cannot comment before class.
Telling Me Canada aims for population milestones
The note urges Canada to reach 40 million by 2000 and praises neighbors. Printer Milt, from 1.T.U. 1921, lists November’s top reasons as football, elections, football, Thanksgiving, and more football. Fidel Castro is criticized for provoking a U.S. naval blockade and for his beard.
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Canada
Milt
Sterling
1.T.U
Fidel Castro
Cuba
U. S
The Kitschy Halloween Cash Kid Turns Up Again
A Trenton boy won money for a Halloween costume then vanished on his bicycle. He later visited an Animal Shelter and bought the ugliest kitten, bringing back a receipt to prove ownership. Homemakers clubs in Middletown plan a fashion show at the Manchester Motor Inn to support Doty House and feature Bob Braun.
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Trenton
Manchester Motor Inn
Papa
Bob Braun
Wlw-T
Doty House
Bee Dabney
Sagittarius
Sophia Loren
Fredric March
Maximillian Schell
Altona
Germany
Bob Brandt
Janet Leigh
Sidney Lumet
Gloria Vanderbilt
Tarita
Marlon Brando
Marlon
New York
Geraldine Page
Fritz Kreisler
Carnegie Hall
Picasso
Geraldine
Hollywood Celebrities in Paris and New York Headlines
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton hold Paris conferences to stage a big announcement. Ingrid Bergman worries over Pia in Italy as Pia seeks a single Frenchman. Judy Garland sings with Eddie Fisher in Chicago. Franchot Tone out of Desire Under the Elms. Ingrid’s Paris premiere and various film gossip follow.
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Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Hollywood
Paris
20Th Century
Ingrid Bergman
Hedda Gabbler
Pia
Italy
Ingrid
Charles Aznavour
Bernard Buffet
Judy Garland
Eddie Fisher
Chicago
Villa Venice
Eddie
Franchot
Circle - In - the- Square
Jean Pierre Aumont
Portugal
New York
Tammy Grimes
Factographs on Army officers and Greenland ice cap thickness
The Salvation Army reports over five thousand officers in the U S. Separate note states Greenland's ice cap exceeds ten feet in thickness in certain areas, highlighting varied global facts.
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Salvation Army
U. S
Greenland
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