Bread at First Ave notices and subscription rates
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for the Middletown area including daily, six day, and seven day mail options as well as outside U S rates. The page carries a religious verse from Galatians 4 4 5 and publication details from News Journal Inc
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News-Journal Inc
Setting The Pattern In The Cold War Pivot
The piece argues the Kremlin faces trouble and must choose sides in a shifting international order. It contends the Cuban crisis moved the initiative to the United States, urging constant vigilance and a proactive stance to set the pattern in future standoffs.
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Kremlin
India
Red China
Communist Axis
Nehru
Khrushchev
Cuba
Moscow
Housing Order Marks Step Toward Equality in Housing
The President's executive order banning racial discrimination in federal aided housing draws mixed reactions from builders segregationists civil rights leaders and some critics. While some delay in construction may occur the long term aim is strengthening democracy and expanding civil rights. Pravda critiques Soviet efficiency and notes the Communist party’s role in mismanaging production.
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Kennedy
Poujade's Fall as France's Right Wing Leader
The French demagogue Pierre Poujade faces a weak opening campaign against President De Gaulle. His Union for the Defense of Tradesmen and Artisans once polled 2.6 million votes and 43 deputies but faded by 1958. Now he campaigns on anti De Gaulle rhetoric with little on major issues.
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France
Pierre Poujade
Poujade
National Assembly
de Gaulle
Algeria
Which One Of These Is Sinner
Two women in a waiting room guide Clara, a naive young woman, to a fake gynecologist scam. Tessie, the older blonde, exposes the con and reveals the girl is left with nothing. The riddle asks which of the two is the sinner.
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Tessie
Clara
Eclipses Vary in a Recurrent Cycle Across Centuries
Observed in history is a claim that about 10 total solar eclipses occur every 18 years. A cultural note cites a belief from Indonesia that the soul is a held attribute of persons.
Riots mar Thanksgiving high school football in Washington
In Washington on Thanksgiving 50 000 watched St John College High School beat Eastern High 20 to 7. A 2000 strong predominantly colored crowd stormed the field, injuring 40 spectators and injuring several police. Authorities vow investigations with calls to punish instigators and address racial tensions underlying the incident.
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Washington
National
Mississippi
D. C
St. John’s College High School
Eastern High School
St. John’s
Carl F. Hansen
District of Columbia Bar Association
St. John's College High School
District of Columbia
Paul Harvey Defies Glasses And Hails Vision
Paul Harvey argues against wearing eyeglasses claiming sharp vision through effort and experience. He mocks optical sales, lamp light, menu reading in restaurants, and the idea of needing corrective lenses while boasting many near sighted feats and multiple unneeded glasses.
Taxis Switch to Cheap Propane Gas in Japan
Eight hundred Tokyo area taxis switch to propane gas, cutting fuel costs and altering fueling patterns. Office agitator complains about working conditions during coffee breaks as the scene unfolds.
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Japan
Trick or Treat night debated and charity proposed
Dave Regan notes Halloween is here to stay and urges parents to organize children to collect for charity. The Community Guild of Middletown Hospital reports 82.20 raised by 55 kids, up from 2 last year, to fund hospital equipment. Monroe Garden Club exhibit at Monroe Methodist Church Saturday 2 to 8 p m offers decoration ideas and instruction.
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Teachers Union
NAACP
Urban League
America
Betty
Daily Paper
Middletown Hospital
Monroe Garden Club
Monroe Methodist Church
Nehru Trapped by Isms Faces Narrow Path Forward
Washington report portrays Indian Prime Minister Nehru as a pragmatist caught between idealism and realpolitik. The piece notes his secular policies, nonalignment, and clashes with China, arguing age and fatigue may push India toward instability or rightward shifts.
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India
Nehru
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