Middletown Journal subscription rates and opening note
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions, with rates for city delivery, trading areas, and outside regions, plus a biblical quotation and publication details. The notice notes submission through advance payment and identifies the founding year 1857.
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Middletown Journal
Middletown
Ohio
Broad St
First Ave
Postoffice
U.S.A
New-Journal Inc
Greenhouse project aims to grow salad crops in Alaska
A federal sponsored plan will build fluorescent light greenhouses on the Kenai Peninsula near Soldatia to produce around 120 tons of lettuce and tomatoes. The effort seeks to lower winter food costs and test methods usable in other harsh regions as global population pressures rise.
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Kenai Peninsula
Alaska
Soldatia
Anchorage
United States
Students Launch Serious Political Magazine in East
A group of university students in the East publish a thoughtful political opinion magazine presenting a broad range of views by national figures. Editors argue students are the most politically aware segment of society and deserve recognition for this scholarly effort. The piece also discusses United Nations voting dynamics as new members Singapore and the Maldive Islands join and influence global affairs.
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United Nations
United States
General Assembly
Singapore
Maldive Islands
Federation of Malaysia
Ceylon
Indian Ocean
U.N
Rich ard Roudebush backs closing Camp Atterbury Job Corps center
Indiana Republican Rich ard Roudebush calls for shutting the Job Corps Center at Camp Atterbury as locals report harassment by trainees. An Indianapolis News inquiry cites lax discipline, AWOL rates, and restrictions on security, highlighting broader problems at Job Corps centers nationwide.
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Indiana
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Christopher Weeks
Atterbury
Indianapolis News
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Columbus
Indianapolis
Ross Herman
St. Petersburg
Fla
Tenochtilan’s grandeur and diverse schools noted
Accounts describe the Aztec city of Tenochtilan as vast and well endowed with temples palaces aqueducts and 20 common schools plus nobility schools. The blue whale reaches up to 108 feet and 1314 tons.
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Cortes
Tenochtilan
Tenochtitlan
Freedom of the Press Under Siege in New York
David Lawrence argues that private action by nonunion groups in New York silenced major papers for three weeks, claiming government inaction and labor power pressured suppression of press freedom. He cites the Constitution and 1937 Supreme Court ruling to oppose compulsory unionization and warns of lasting harm to public record and minority voices.
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New York City
Congress
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Department
New York Times
Times
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Maidens Anonymous parody hits campus satire
Washington columnist George Dixon mocks a university coed group named Maidens Anonymous as a spoof on Alcoholics Anonymous. The piece riffs on morality, sex temptations, and campus culture with humorous dialogue about reform groups and moral support.
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Ymelda
Miss Heaton
Gary Merrill considers run for Maine state representative
Gary Merrill announces plans to enter politics as a Democrat for a Maine state representative seat. He notes potential for miscasting if defeated and frames the move as a career shift from entertainment to public service.
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Gary Merrill
Maine
Nixon Sees Birch Issue Shaping California Politics
In a California rally, Richard Nixon frames John Birch Society influence as a Republican danger while contrasting left and right radicalism. He labels the California Democratic Council as dominated by left wing forces and urges GOP and Democratic leaders to purge extremists to avoid voter backlash in 1966.
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California
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William Buckley
National Review
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Richard Nixon
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Pat Brown
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Reagan
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How Could This Happen Chicago Rights Crisis
Paul Harvey analyzes Chicago's shift after federal aid funds were cut under the Civil Rights Law. He notes Chicago’s initial self-congratulation on integration, the later demonstrations and pressure on Mayor Daley, and the brief funding freeze by the U S Education Department before funds were partially restored after political appeal.
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Alabama
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Mississippi
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Daley
Washington, D.C
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Francis Keppel
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