Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal publishes daily in Middletown Ohio with a classified subscription list. Rates show per week 6 cents for weekdays and 15 cents for Sundays, 10 dollars yearly by city mail, and 20 dollars outside trading area for seven days. Foreign subscriptions at 35 dollars. Subscriptions payable in advance. The paper dates to 1857 and quotes Revelation 2 10.
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Persecution of Soviet Jewry Draws Religious Protest
A Yom Kippur statement by 17 Jewish groups condemns Soviet anti Jewish policy citing cultural closures and removal from leadership posts in Russia and Ukraine. The note argues such repression harms all believers and echoes historical grievances against persecution. A follow on item notes a North Dakota man names Morse on a state ballot for president but Morse declines fearing the outcome.
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Off To The Indies A glue salesman seeks Barbados venture
A New York glue salesman plans to move to the West Indies to rent skin-diving gear on Barbados. He cites winter weariness and dislike of urban stress, aiming to set up shop in swim trunks. The piece also notes the $20 bill becoming the top currency, replacing the $10 bill, per the Federal Reserve Board.
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Five Cent Cigar Revival Hinted by Chemistry News
The Wall Street Journal reports a breakthrough to produce a five cent cigar by processing wrapper with only 50 percent tobacco. Industry spokesmen say taste remains, and demand rises as smokers turn to cheaper cheroots. Also noted is a cheeky aside about Khrushchev.
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Gleason plans Gigot film and writer clash in Paris
Jackie Gleason outlines a ransom plot for a CBS project titled The Million Dollar Incident and agrees with Paddy Chayefsky that he should write Gigot directed by Orson Welles. Gleason hails Chayefsky as the writer and envisions a team with longtime staff while dining with Anthony Quinn and Sir Laurence Olivier before discussions in Sardis.
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Hat makers urge caps to suit changing times
A hat makers' spokesman notes going bareheaded in a fashion shift while the New York Yankees clinch their 25th pennant. Castro invites Krushchev to Cuba and Nikita accepts, signaling diplomatic headlines.
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Kennedy Clear Stand On Red China Question
Washington editorial argues Kennedy must repudiate his Salem remarks and state whether he would vote to admit Red China to the United Nations or abstain. It notes the complexity of UN voting rules, abstentions, and the impact on U.S. security alliances in Korea, Southeast Asia, and the balance of power, urging a clear pledge from Kennedy.
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The U N and a Changing World Power Balance
James Marlow analyzes the UN's 15 year arc from 51 to 99 members and the emerging neutrals and former colonies. He notes Khrushchev’s stubborn optimism, the shift in global power from the United States to Russia, and the urgent need for new tactics and understanding to keep public opinion aligned with American leadership in the next 15 years.
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Tomorrow's good day hints for pleasure and plans
Estrellita says tomorrow brings a good mood and chances to enjoy simple activities with loved ones or partners. It notes a favorable period for lawyers and spelologists from mid May to early October, with a focus on social outings and recalling a lost acquaintance. a Nevada motel peat box fire prompted minor drama as Venus remains clouded.
Miracle birth and a Middletown watchmaker's plea
Dave Regan Here And There recalls Shawn Louise Regan Augsberger born eight pounds on Saturday in Middletown after a 12 year struggle for conception. Father, a paraplegic motorcycle accident survivor, repairs watches from a home shop and seeks more business. miss Cadwallader, longtime Lincoln School teacher, died last January and a plaque and display case memory project at Lincoln School awaits funding via Miss Berg Orr.
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Jackie Kennedy Hosts Georgetown Debate Party
Nan McEvoy of the Democratic Advisory Counsel invited me to Jackie Kennedy’s party on the La Salle Building’s tenth floor before the Nixon Kennedy debate. The event drew a crowded crowd as TV screens faltered, Jackie worriedly supervised cleanup, and the debate aired as planned with Anne Mansfield and Henry M Jackson present.
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Lummis elected head of International Health Officers Association
Dr. G D Lummis city health commissioner was elected president of the International Health Officers Association at Detroit. Don Brown named chairman of Draft Board 5 for Lemon Madison and Wayne townships with others listed. County officials say Ohio secretary of state George M Neffe ordered presidential ballots counted first in the November 5 general election.
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Draft Board 5
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Eye accidents share six percent in national data
Factographs note that about six per cent of all accidents affect the eyes. The National Gallery of Art in Washington required an estimated 15 million dollars to construct.
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