Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates including 6 cents daily and 15 cents Sunday per week, 50 cents weekly by carrier in suburban areas, 10 dollars yearly by mail in the trading area, 20 dollars yearly outside the trading area, and 35 dollars outside L A. All subscriptions are payable in advance. Published daily by News Journal Inc founded 1857.
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Open spaces praised as green pastures of the human spirit
Dr Kenneth Hunt of Antioch College spoke at a ceremony where a $500 American Motors conservation award went to Antioch's Glen Helen Association and was transferred to the Committee for a Country Common. Nine agencies hold 1,900 acres in Yellow Springs area and plan fundraising to expand holdings. They aim to preserve open spaces for recreation and oppose encroachment. The program could guide similar groups elsewhere.
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Kenneth Hunt
Antioch College
Yellow Springs
American Motors Conservation
Antioch
Glen Helen Association
Committee For
Potterfield keeps lion cub as pet in Charleston
A retired druggist, Garland Potterfield of Charleston West Virginia, bought a lion cub for a pet. He quips that when the lion prefers him to hamburger, he will send her to the 200. Astronaut Schirra used a hand camera during his six orbit flight.
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Garland Potterfield
Charleston
W. Va
Potterfield
Schirra
Berets and Fashion Folly Dominate Men’s Fashion Debate
An American fashion writer condemns women’s fashion as a grand con game and urges men to resist trends such as the beret. The piece argues stylish boldness weakens male resolve, then notes special delivery mail service began 77 years ago this month, priced 10 cents extra, forecasting rising stamp costs.
The Big Sport Steve Mannion Aims at Deer Crossing
Jim Bishop profiles Steve Mannion known as the Big Sport a ruthless foreman who lives for grand gestures at bars ball games and bowling. He travels with Melinda in a night drive where tension builds over marriage and money until a fatal shooting of a deer under his shotgun blast near a deer crossing sign ends the scene.
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Steve Mannion
Steve
Melinda
Lakewood
Point Pleasant
Senator Ervin Says Due Process Expected Before Federal Action
Senator Sam J. Ervin of North Carolina criticizes President Kennedy for sending troops to enforce a lower court order in Mississippi before the state could appeal to the Supreme Court. He argues the DOJ and Court actions should have waited for certiorari and stresses due process, referencing Justice Black and the Meredith case.
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Kennedy
Mississippi
Supreme Court of the United States
Sam J. Ervin
North Carolina
Supreme Court
State of Mississippi
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Sen. Ervin
North Carolina Supreme Court
Meredith
Justice Black
United States Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Daniel Webster
Dartmouth College
B Ith
Department of Justice
Gov. Barrett
Supreme Court of the
Congress And Its Fishermen Of The Senate
A humorous column rails at Congress as the session winds down. It threads jokes by Senators Kirwan Morse Bartlett Fong and Williams, lampooning debates on a fisheries center, lumber, and oddball topics while celebrating the chamber’s quirky versatility.
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Hiram Fong
Hawaii
Thomas Kuckel
California
Senate
Morse
White House
Harrison Williams
New Jersey
Senator Williams
Timely autumn drives to view fading leaves and river scenery
Dave Regan urges readers to take a country trip or explore nearby areas to witness nature’s peak colors. The piece highlights Brown's Run, Fort Ancient, and state parks in Indiana, with detours to Pennsylvania for longer vacations. It encourages walking along streams and enjoying tranquil landscapes before winter.
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Fort Ancient
Indiana
Caemain
Pennsylvania
Equal Pay and Women in the Workforce Debate
A column argues men cannot whip women but discrimination against women in jobs remains. It cites Kennedy Commission findings, Labor Secretary Wirtz, and calls for executive action to end job discrimination, with editor Margaret Hicket urging genuine gender equality and workplace merit over old male seniority.
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Commission On
Wirtz
Senate Labor Committee
Afl-Cio
William Schnitzler
Margaret Hicket
Estrellita Horoscope Teases A Busy Yet Bright 1963 Path
Tomorrow you should balance duties with leisure to gain energy for Friday. Romance appears strong and a 12 month cycle begins for birthday individuals, boosting imagination and originality in non manual work. December to mid 1955 bring social travel, with good job news and business expansion early 1963.
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