Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Publication Details
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates and publication details. Rates include 6 cents per weekday, 15 cents on Sunday, 50 cents weekly in-city, and 4.50 weekly for outside areas. Mail rates: 10 dollars yearly within trading area, 20 outside trading area, 35 dollars outside the USA. Published daily by News-Journal Inc since 1857.
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Middletown
Ohio
S. Broad
First Ave
Postoffice
U.S.A
News-Journal Inc
Aaelion
Jesus
Here And There In A City Street Scene
Dave Regan captures a slice of city life with pedestrians at meters and booths, a playful dog, a gaggle of chubby boys, and drivers frowning over angled parking on Broad Street. The 8 A.M. traffic rush shows delays and impatience as workers head to jobs.
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Buster
Broad Street
First
Central
Charlie
U.S.S.R
Laos crisis looms as SEATO weighs action
The Laos situation grows tense with Communist infiltration and guerrilla activity raising fears of a regional crisis. The UN Security Council, SEATO, and major powers consider steps to preserve Laotian independence while avoiding direct intervention.
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Little Kingdom of
Laos
French Indochina
Viet Nam
Red China
Security Council
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
SEATO
United States
Britain
France
Pakistan
Thailand
Philippines
Australia
New Zealand
Southeast Asia
United Nations
International Armistice Supervisory Commission
Pathet Lao
Ghoulish Racket Run By Soviets Revealed In Study
Fulton Lewis Jr reports on House Un American Activities Committee findings alleging Khrushchev uses extortion in relief shipments to behind the Iron Curtain. The report tracks dollar flows through New York and Paris banks, with charges, duties, and agent fees totaling millions.
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Nikita Khrustichev
House UN- American Activities Committee
Russia
Khrushchev
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United States
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Soviet Union
Soviet Intourist Service
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New York City
Banque Commerciale de
Paris
Ronde-Point Des Champs-Flvsees
House Committee
Camp David
White House
James C. Hagerty
Harrison Salisbury
New York Times
Nixon
Salisbury
Roswell Garst
Coon Rapids
Iowa
Mr. Hagerty
Sun
Hagerty
Times
Lodge
Herter
Standing Committee
Christian Herter
Maj
John Eisenhower
Sergei Khrushchev
Kremlin
West Middletown Bridge Renovation Estimated at $50 000
Frank L. Raschig division engineer for the State Highway Department notes a planned West Middletown bridge renovation would cost about 50000. The plan includes asphalt resurfacing and repair of concrete railings. A Civic Association survey shows 90 percent of residents unaware of the Middletown to Cincinnati or Dayton distances and the city’s elevation.
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Frank L. Raschig
State Highway Department
West Middletown
The
Civic Association
Middletown
Cincinnati
Dayton
Public Desires Facts On Steel Strike Settlement
President Eisenhower voices frustration over the steel strike stalemate while defending free collective bargaining. He notes breakdown in talks and questions the role of government intervention, recalling Truman's 1952 seizure action as constitutional controversy and warning of public damage if the dispute persists.
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Eisenhower
National Labor Relations Board
Khrushchev
Truman
America
Unite States
Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Notable figures and rumors swirl in late nights gossip
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Gene Tierney linked to Howard Lee amid a divorce from Hedy Lamarr, plus Suzy Parker’s rumored Christmas baby and possible marriage. Congessman Powell undergoes Bethesda surgery. Adam Clayton Powell postpones tax case. Arthur Laurents lends a line to Peggy Murray. Rock Hudson to perform with Esther Williams on TV. Khrushchev visit sparks U.S. film interest.
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Gene Tierney
Howard Lee
Hedy Lamarr
Gene
Suzy Parker
Suzy
Pierre Ua Salle
Baby
Adam Clayton Powell
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Arthur Laurents
Peggy Murray
Shirley Booth
Peggy
Brunet
Broadway bound show pulls Adolph Green away from New York
Adolph Green commutes between New York and Philadelphia to stay close to Phyllis Newman who is performing in a Broadway bound production. Lennie Bruce ends reconciliation with his wife and resumes romance with Annie Ross through coast to coast calls.
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Oliver Messel
Katharine Hepburn
New York
Sagittarius Gallery
Metropolitan Opera
Cy Feldman
Anita Ekberg
Anthony Steele
Eartha Kitt
Nat King Cole
Eydie Gorme
Steve Lawrence
ABCTV
Simon & Schuster
Colorado
Daniel Telfer
Sherman Billingsley
Stork
Elaine Stritch
Adolph Green
Philadelphia
Phyllis Newman
Lennie Bruce
Annie Ross
County fairs flourish across the Midwest state by state
Report notes 105 county fairs planned in one Midwest state this year with fairs continuing nationwide. It contrasts old gold rush lore with modern festival momentum, hinting at ongoing cultural events and renewed regional activity.
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Midwest
Steel Strike and the Nation's Economic Future
The steel dispute affects the economy and purchasing power of Americans on fixed incomes. The main issue is whether union members should be paid for work not done, with demands for full disclosure of working rules and wage increase plans. The breakdown lies in the lack of public detailing of the real issues and proposals.
Press room humor at the summit with Khrushchev
George Dixon reports on the Eisenhower Khrushchev summit scene with Hagerty and Salisbury observing seating, menus, and a gag about Khrushchev’s dining choices. He notes Khrushchev’s absence from meals, the press corps’ unity, and a brief hotel logistics aside about brassiere makers being displaced.
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Hagerty
Andrew H. Berding
State Department
Berding
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Gettysburg
Estrellita Stars Forecast a Busy Period Across 1960
A psychic reading notes strong Mercury Uranus angles boosting literary research and scientific interests tomorrow. Lunar influences promise warm personal relations. December and January bring exceptional projects and opportunities, with travel between May and August and mood swings in November and February. A Mayborn child will be imaginative and resourceful but moody at times.
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Mr. K
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Bon Soir
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