Middletown Journal Publication Details and Rates
The Middletown Journal lists publication details for Middletown Ohio with address on Broad at First Ave. It includes subscription rates: 6 cents daily, 15 cents Sunday, 50 cents weekly by carrier, $12 yearly by mail in local area, and $35 yearly elsewhere. All subscriptions are prepaid.
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Sonic booms spark tests on structures and sleep disturbance
Oklahoma City sonic boom tests over months reveal public irritation and reported home damage. FAA funds New Mexico desert experiments to measure structural effects and human response in pursuit of safer supersonic flight. A separate Rome to Cairo spy freight tale surfaces as a cautionary note in realism.
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Mondale Seen as Likely Minnesota Voice in Washington
The article notes Walter Mondale, named by Governor Rolvaag to fill Humphrey’s Senate term, as a capable successor with a record as Minnesota attorney general. It highlights his amicus brief for indigent defense, anti discrimination work, and parallels to Humphrey’s liberalism. Democrats expect him to be a national figure. It also references broader curiosity about post election congressional activity.
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Bleeding Hearts
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John Lodge
Silent Speech of a President in Dallas Remembered
Jim Bishop reflects on the undelivered Kennedy speech at the Dallas Trade Mart, noting the lead language about learning, reason, and restraint. The piece contrasts public rhetoric with political aims and recalls the 1963 Dallas moment and Kennedy's resolve with Texan crowds.
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The Old Taft Man Sees Peril in Republican Rule
John Chamberlain argues the Republican Party has become obsessed with control of its machinery over policy. He cites Goldwater’s weaknesses, maps state results, and warns of factional battles. He urges a neutral candidate and a restrained party leadership to avert internal power grabs.
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Massachusetts
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Barry Goldwater
FBI and King clash point to larger drive for political pressure
In Washington the row between FBI director J Edgar Hoover and Martin Luther King Jr centers on more than Albany Alabama complaints. Editors warn organized groups press government to act on public passions rather than solid evidence and fear risks of turning the FBI into a political arm.
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Emergence of a man not a President in Kennedy tribute
Dave Regan reflects on the Kennedy assassination as a celebration of an ideal man rather than a political leader. He notes winter’s effect on Christmas spirit and urges New Year resolutions, while Middletown’s climate and returning residents’ views frame a broader sense of change.
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John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Texas
Capitol Steps
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
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Lincoln
Kilgallen Jottings Show Hollywood Buzz and Bets
Jottings report Diane Varsi plans Hollywood return. Richard Burton eyeing a Chagall gift valued over 50,000. Mary Martin’s Broadway comeback hinges on a yes from Cy Feuer. Sophia Loren films in England. Tuesday Weld linked to Nick Venet romance. Jack Warner faces budget woes on The Great Race. Ray Walston eyes Broadway return. FBI recovers Woody Herman’s stolen car. Jill St John plots Vegas act. film policy shifts and shop security rise. Walter Matthau VAR conflicts over Luv billing.
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Diane Varsi
Hollywood
Richard Burton
Druant
Paris
Chagall
Dickie
Cy Feuer
Mary Martin
Hobson
Sophia Loren
England
Sophia
Nick Venet
Alan Jay Lerner
Robert Helpmann
Juan Peron
Evita Peron
Jack Warner
Tony Curtis
Jack Lemmon
Natalie Wood
Europe
Warner
Blake Edwards
Ray Walston
David Merrick
Ray
FBI
Woody Herman
Sherman Hotel
Chicago
Kansas City
Woody
Birdland
New York
Ferrante
Teicher
Ace Piano
Nick Condos
Martha Raye
Cedars of Lebanon Hospital
Dennis Crosby
Arleen Buell
Joey Bishop
Itr
Walter Matthau
Alan Arkin
Brouhaha
Eli Wallachs
Estrellita Forecast for Tomorrow Social and Romance Focus
Tomorrow offers stimulating opportunities in work and business, with social activities and romance favored. For singles, romance and marriage are strongest in January, late March, mid June and September, while late February, late March, May and June hold strong for occupational growth and new ventures. A child born today would be idealistic and benevolent but prone to hypersensitivity.
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