Brood at First Ave Captures Middletown Scene
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1962
Page
4
Mail Matter Subscription Rates Listing
Rates for Cory weekday and Sunday mail by carrier and mail. Trading area six days ten dollars annually. Outside trading area seven days twenty dollars yearly. Outside USA thirty five dollars yearly. All subscriptions payable in advance. Middletown Ohio post office entry. Published daily by News Journal Inc founded 1857.
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Mail
Cory
USA
Postoffice
Middletown
Ohio
Secoms
Arbitration ruling backs management final say in obsolescence disputes
The arbitration board sided with Chicago and North Western Railway over the Order of Railroad Telegraphers, granting management final decision on job obsolescence after notice and discussion. Sylvester Garrett led the board, with Kennedy selecting him as neutral. The ruling, while unpopular with unions, could influence future railroad labor talks and other industries.
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Arbitration Board
Chicago & North Western Railway
Sylvester Garrett
Kennedy
Garrett
Federal Board
Mussolini’s March On Rome 40th Anniversary Recalled
The piece notes the 40th anniversary of Mussolini’s 1922 march on Rome and his fascist takeover. It cites King Victor Emmanuel II’s forced government surrender, parliamentary breakdown, and the politicians’ rivalries. It compares to De Gaulle’s voting plan and calls Mussolini’s rule repressive with an alliance to Hitler.
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Mussolini
Rome
Victor Emmanuel
de Gaulle
Italy
Hitler
Sawdust Caesar
Cuba invasion risks and lessons from Suez and Hungary
The author warns that Russia could exploit guerilla warfare in Cuba, citing Britain and France's failed 1956 Egypt plan and the Hungarian revolt as lessons. Before any Cuba action, ensure necessity and no safer alternative to curb Castro and Soviet influence.
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Britain
France
Egypt
Naser
Suez Canal
Cuba
Castro
The Death Of A Tale In A House In Highlands
In a Highlands hillside tale, a long lived brown house burns leaving charred trees and memories. In its rise and ruin, Old Man Parmelee, his family, and the stars of silent film era Wallace Reid and Fletcher Pratt are recalled through the narrator's boat journeys and a vanished past.
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Scotland
Parmelee
Highlands Hills
Santa
Edgar
Parmerie
Wallace Reid
Reid
Highland
Hearts Content
Fletcher Pratt
Poll mood and Nixon's 1964 presidential plans
The piece argues stay-at-home voters affect midterm outcomes and money drives campaigns. It notes Richard Nixon will not seek the 1964 presidency, pledging to serve a full governor term and not run in 1964, amid a GOP split seeking new top-ticket faces.
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Massachusetts
Calicles Aparuay
Golden State
Richard Nixon
Pat Brown
Nixon
Republican
California
Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Bobby Kennedy
Senate
House
Congress
Frost’s Russia visit stirs debate on U S policy shifts
Washington column flags 88 year old poet Robert Frost reportedly echoing Kennedy era ideas on moving toward coexistence with the USSR. The piece notes reactions from Rostow Bundy and Lord Home, plus a broader look at U S foreign aid and 1964 campaign dynamics.
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Washington
Robert Frost
Russia
Ussr
U. S
Kennedy
New Frontier
White House
Walt Rostow
State Department
McGeorge Bundy
Extravagant Middle Ages hats and rail platform note
Factographs discuss medieval hats evolving into extravagant forms in the 14th and 15th centuries. Manchester claims the longest British railway platform at 2.19 feet. Twins occur about once per 92 births. California grows nearly all grape varieties across 48 of 58 counties in a 700 mile vine yard. Modern mobile homes offer wood burning fireplaces only on special order.
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California
Mexican
Oregon State Line
An Election Looms As Voter Apathy Grows Quiet
In a town column the writer laments rising voter apathy three weeks before the election. National signals show few voters engaged, with candidates struggling to spark interest. The piece urges citizens to study candidates and vote on election day, stressing avoidance of default voting.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Massachusetts
California
Jose Ferrer
Marti Stevens
Rome
James Gould Cozzens
Camilla Kennell
Hammond
Indiana
The
University of Utah
Gossiping Gotham Keeps Broadway Stars In The Spotlight
Dorothy Kilgallen notes top comedians plan TV and movie work, with many big names lined up for dates at the Waldorf, Concord and Carnegie Hall. She covers Hollywood activity, theater exits, Joan Crawford at Long Day’s Journey premiere, and industry whispers on finance, location shifts, and diplomatic entertainment.
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the Waldorf
the Concord
Carnegie Hall
Geraldine Page
Hollywood
New York
Tony Curtis
Christine Kaufmann
Sardi Scuttlebutt
Neville Brand
Sidney Kingsley
Madge Evans
Phaedra
Melina Mercouri
Tony Perkins
Comedienne
Betty Kean
Connie Francis
Jack Palance
Barabbas
Benny Goodman
Peggy Lee
Basin Street East
la Fonda de Sol
Joan Crawford
New Tower East Theatre
Rita Hayworth
France
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Highlands
Mary Patton
PLATE
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George Dixon
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Tary
Nikita
Khrushchev
Rostow
Bundy
Alliance For Progress
Lutherge
Kathryn E. Granahan
Pennsylvania
United States
Dolor
Department of Agriculture
Texas
Billie Sol Estes
Thor C. Tollefson
Facoma
Manchester
Dave Regan
Dorothy Kilgallen
Gotham Lanes
Johnny
Atwood
T. C. Atwood
Sue Lyons
James Mason
Aron Kincaid
Patricia
Horace Schmidlapp
Carole Landis
Berlin
Adolf Eichmann
Clancy Brothers
Tommy Maken
Adlai Stevenson
England
Dennis the Menace
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