Middletown Newspaper Subscriptions Rates Published
Middletown Ohio notice lists subscription rates for weekday and Sunday copies, in-city and suburban motor route, and mail options. Rates include seven day seasons, with annual prices and advance payment requirement. Details show domestic and international options and indicate publication by New Journal Inc.
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Leimalia sails for blue marlin off Hawaii in a famed chase
In Honolulu waters the Leimalia captained by Dudley C. Lewis motors at 8 knots as crew Replogle Fairbanks and Leimas aim for a giant blue marlin. They hook a 700-pound lines out, a chase unfolds with dolphins, a 400-pound marlin, and a dramatic clash as Kaimalino cuts the line.
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Kechi Lagoon
Pacific Ocean
Dudley C. Lewis
Harvard
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Plywood
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Replogle
Fairbanks
Pacific
Oahu
Barbers Point
Blue Marlins
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Marlins
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Betty Lewis
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Public input urged on federal employee information release
The U S Civil Service Commission begins a study of policy on releasing basic employee data. Chairman Macy seeks public access to names addresses job titles and salaries when national security permits. He favors limits to prevent commercial or political solicitations, noting privacy concerns. Khrushchev medical checkup indicated good health amid hints of neglect.
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John W. Macy Jr
Macy
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Civil Service Commission
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Hoffa Gambit Tests Hoffa and His Teamsters in New Trial Bid
Hoffa and Teamsters lawyers move for a new trial in the jury tampering case. affidavits from prostitutes allege misconduct by Judge Frank W. Wilson and jurors. FBI probes the source. Justice Department seeks to convict Hoffa. resignation if imprisoned urged, union to force quitting if he fails. Headline notes rapid marriages and draft stance.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Chicago
Hoffa
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Wilson
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Justice Department
Court Must Act on Ratification of Fourteenth Amendment
Washington column argues the Supreme Court should address the legality of the 1868 ratification process for the Fourteenth Amendment, contending Congress may not punish its members nor coerce states, and noting prior rulings on ratification procedures. It frames Kansas’s case as key to correcting a century-old injustice and questions whether a properly ratified substitute could replace the flawed original.
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Fish Bait Miller Guides Prince Mikasa Through Capitol
Washington’s doorkeeper George Dixon known as Fish Bait entertained Prince Mikasa of Japan at the Capitol. Miller explained home rule and Rosh Hashana amid a diplomatic quip laden exchange as observers joked about the mace and Washington’s language quirks. The prince listened, eyes widening as the lesson drifted toward the Capitol’s symbolic details.
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Japan
Hirohito
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Kansas
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Ballard
John W. McCormack
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His Highness
New magistrates sworn in Shrewsbury England
A group of new magistrates in Shrewsbury England were told that there is too much legislation and that there ought to be a law against too many laws. The remark suggests worry over excessive rules in pursuit of justice.
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Shrewsbury
England
Reagan’s New England Swing Bids for GOP Unity
Ronald Reagan toured Boston and New Haven urging Republicans to drop liberal and conservative labels and unite on issues with broad agreement. The visit exposed East Coast party feuds, while Reagan’s calm, humorous style and independent stance drew enthusiastic crowds and positioned him as a potential 1966 California gubernatorial candidate.
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Ray Bliss
Republican National Committee
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
New England
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New Haven
Barry Goldwater
Dick Nixon
Glittering TV Fates and Paris Romance in Gossip Pages
Dorothy Kilgallen notes NBC eyes on Carson successor as May or April exits loom, with Merv Griffin and Steve Allen in play and Mel Ferrer sightings amid Audrey Hepburn plans. Dahlia Lavi and John Sullivan pair draw London plans, Deneuve faces an Oscar bid after a perilous shoot and injuries.
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Jerry Lewis
Tony Randall
Johnny Carson
NBC
Merv Griffin
Merv
Steve Allen
Congress
Fiona Thyssen
Arthur
Mel Ferrer
Switzerland
Audrey Hepburn
Paris
Dahlia Lavi
John Sullivan
London
Catherine Deneuve
Catherine
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