Middletown Journal publishes daily editions in 1968
The Middletown Journal details subscription rates and mailing options for readers in Middletown Ohio and surrounding regions. It lists per copy prices for weekdays and Sundays, weekly delivery, and annual mail rates for trading and non trading areas, including international subscriptions.
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Middletown Journal
Middletown
Ohio
S. Broad St
First Ave
Postoffice
U.S.A
New Journal Inc
Quota System Ends and Immigration Law Debate
The piece weighs the liberalized immigration law and the demise of the national origins quota system after four decades. It notes opposition concerns about jobs and fairness, praises gains in fairness and skill emphasis, and suggests further refinements may be needed as experience accumulates. It also mentions Mohole project funding queries to the White House regarding Pacific issues.
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The
New Republic
Space tool cuts reaction force in zero g
A battery powered spring driven tool shown in Washington DC reduces reaction force to near zero and tightens a bolt in under three seconds. It includes drill saw and wrench attachments and will aid spacewalks Gemini missions and future space stations. Also notes a Danish party proposing a tax on obesity to fund fitness programs.
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Washington
D. C
Kuala Lumpur Airport Empowers Supersonic Dreams
The article notes a newly completed airport in Kuala Lumpur Malaysia with a runway of 11 400 feet capable of handling large jets and even future supersonic liners, signaling a shrinking world beyond major Western capitals.
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New York
London
West
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Hawaii
Dudley Lewis
Kailua
Hawaii Sees Islands, Culture, and Sunsets Through Jim Bishop
Jim Bishop notes Hawaii as a unique island state with eight main islands and a young geologic history. He highlights Oahu’s population, Waikiki and Pearl Harbor, diverse residents, language traits, and the local zest for festivals and surf culture, closing with a reflective sunset musing.
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Hawaii
Pacific Ocean
Mauna Loa
Nihau
Kauai
Oahu
Molokai
Lanai
Maui
Kahoolawe
Milwaukee
Waikiki Beach
Diamond Head
Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
Matson
Waikiki
Ilikai Hotel
Kahala Hilton
British style cabinet unity as remedy for presidential succession
The piece argues the American system lacks certainty in presidential succession despite a pending vice president transfer bill. It contrasts with Britain where a 21 member cabinet from the governing party ensures continuity and no delay between election and power, aided by a shadow cabinet and strong party discipline.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Senate
House of Commons
Great Britain
America
White House
Nightmarish computer spread in England chicken trade
John Chamberlain discusses how Tony Fisher uses a computer to optimize chicken feed and genetics. He questions whether universal access to such computing will destroy price signals, spark chaos, and erode capitalism, while noting possible government equity moves to share this tool.
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England
Tony Fisher
Fisher
MR. Fisher
Football head linesmen and the chalk line rule
A laconic note on football officials, praising head linesmen for order. It also mentions the Mosquitos name for a Nicaraguan Indian tribe and hints at jungle life.
The Great Pen Dilemma and Cabinet Cost Reduction
Washington gossip and passages on a Democratic senator at the White House pen collection reveal how pens overflow from presidential signings. A Defense Department cost reduction order demands 15 articles per unit, totaling about 2.6 million items. Denizens report prank cards spreading anonymous messages in the capital.
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Washington
Capitol Hill
Senate
White House
Pennsylvania Avenue
Johnson
LBJ
Department of Defense
Arthur Sylvester
Pentagon
Department
Migand
Kilgallen Jottings Stir Up Gen Teman’s Quarterly Feud
Hugh Heiner blasts Tom Burke in Gen temans Quarterly sparking a TV debate fall out. Barbra Streisand admits thrill of applause. Ann Margret and Kathryn Crosby share media moments. Red China India Pakistan war rumor, Berlin film ties, and Oscar rushes noted.
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Hugh Heiner
Layboy
Tom Burke
Genteman
Heiner
Burke
Abc-Tv
Playboy
Hugh
Barbra Streisand
Ann-Margaret
Latin America
China
United Nations
Giants
Irving Berlin
Betty Camden
Adolph Green
Arthur Freed
Carol Channing
Styne
Red Riding Hood
Rod Steiger
Claire Bloom
Claire
London
Steiger
Kathryn Crosby
Bing
Mary Frances
Joe Levine
California
Tony Bennett
Joe
Rome
Sophia Loren
Sophia
Robin Moore
Viet Nam
Defense Department
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John
Pacific
Jim Bishop
San Franciso
Tokyo
Dutch Harbor
Alaska
Panama
James Cook
Sandwich Islands
Earl of Sandwich
Hawaiki
David Lawrence
Coolidge
Truman
Lyndon Johnson
John Chamberlain
George Dixon
DOD
Dorothy Kilgallen
Marjorie Steele
Sutton Place
Huntington Hartford
West Side
Dudley Sutton
Hartford
Dennis the Menace
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