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The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for local and mail delivery. Rates include 10c weekday copies, 15c Sundays, 60c weekly to city routes, and annual mail options of 15.00 in trading areas or 24.00 outside, with 38.00 for outside the U S. All subscriptions must be prepaid.
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Johnson to Undergo Gall Bladder Operation
The ailing president informed reporters he will have gall bladder surgery and expects a 10 day to two week hospital stay followed by weeks on a reduced schedule. Vice President Humphrey acts as chief executive with Cabinet in guidance and a mutual agreement with Johnson.
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Global Classified Phone Book Links Firms in 136 Countries
The article notes a telephonic catalog of over 500000 firms across 136 countries enabled by COMSAT. It envisions direct dialing and possible translation, expanding business reach while offering personal shopping from distant markets, with social humor about spousal budgeting.
Notorious Leftists Run Free University in New York
A half century old loft on the Lower East Side houses the Free Student University of New York an unaccredited school promoting revolutionary socialism. Allen Krebs runs the faculty including Herbert Aptheker Robert Sitton Matt Rosen Russell Stetler Levi Laub James Robertson and others. More than 200 young leftists attended summer classes and fall enrollment is rising near Union Square amid frequent antiwar demonstrations. Federal and local officials scrutinize the project and related funding.
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Cook Islands favor self rule with NZ ties
The Cook Islands, about 15 landmasses in the South Pacific with 20 000 Maori residents, chose in a U N plebiscite to govern themselves while keeping a long time association with New Zealand. The piece notes their desire for protection without full independence.
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Escaped Herefords and a Nursery Rhyme Reference
The report notes that less than a third of 83 Herefords escaped into ripening corn near Decatur Illinois after a truck mishap. The scene is likened to Little Boy Blue and the warning horn. The piece then shifts through quirky tidbits on a plant blooming every 10,000 years and other trivia.
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Federal control of education sparks Chicago funding clash
A national debate erupts over federal influence in schooling as Chicago faces a $30 million withholding and a White House reversal. Critics warn of constitutional overreach while lawmakers promise investigations and vigilance against federal intrusion into local districts and curricula.
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Nations seek new currency to ease world trade
John Chamberlain surveys the push for a composite reserve unit as a substitute for gold and key currencies. He notes Japan's Sohei Nakayama proposing a redeemable stock fund and a global food bank to aid underdeveloped regions, while warning that trust and political will are obstacles to such schemes.
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Sohei Nakayama
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Brazil
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Soviet Union
Taiwan
Middletown Journal Publishes Local Wonders and News
Local residents discuss Middletown news value while the Middletown Journal resumes print. Reports cover a mastodon skeleton find near Amanda, theft at the U S Hotel, school openings, gypsy activity, street mud holes, French hoop skirts, a burned barn, rhubarb wine, and various town notes.
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Laughing at Rights Law Mockery and Wirtz Authority
Paul Harvey critiques the White House and Labor Secretary Wirtz over the unenforceable sex discrimination provision of the Civil Rights Law. He argues the law’s equality goal is undermined by political gamesmanship and cautions against executive decrees on what people may laugh at. He notes Southern opposition and supports equal employment opportunities for all regardless of sex.
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Badminton Hall Roots of Game and Onagadori Feathers Claim
The game of badminton originated at Badminton Hall in Gloucestershire, seat of the Dukes of Beaufort. Japanese Onagadori long tailed fowls from Kochi in Shikoku boast tail coverts up to 24 feet long, the longest known feathers.
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