Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Details
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for day and Sunday editions. Prices include 60 cents weekly by carrier, 15 dollars yearly by mail in trading areas, 24 dollars outside trading areas, and 38 dollars yearly for outside USA, all payable in advance.
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Catholic Council rejects collective Jewish guilt over crucifixion
The Ecumenical Council states the Catholic Church rejects blaming Jews as a people for Jesus's crucifixion in any era. It calls for friendship between Christians and Jews, honors truths in other religions, and condemns racial or religious discrimination. The document stresses universal brotherhood and shared moral aims across faiths. Otis Merrithen recalls World War I bravery alongside Sergeant York, noting joint valor over the 132 German prisoners episode.
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Ecumenical Council
Universal Brotherhood
Otis B. Merrithen
York
Costly 1877 Error in Reappraising Reconstruction Ends
Historians reevaluate 1877 and the end of Southern Reconstruction. The bargain around Hayes's election gave whites control while federal troops withdrew, leaving Negro rights eroded by literacy tests and legal discrimination. The piece argues Congress should spend on earthquakes but focuses on political fault lines.
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Rutherford B. Hayes
Hayes
Harvey Wish
Western Reserve University
Radical Right lists linked to Bailey and GRI questioned
Hatfield accused Democratic Chairman John Bailey of aiding Group Research Inc a Washington firm that tracks the radical right and publishes a directory listing figures from Eisenhower to Kilgore with far right names. The report links Bailey to GRI materials used by COPE to target speakers and groups.
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Washington
Oregon
Mark Hatfield
John Bailey
Portland
Hatfield
Bailey
Group Research, Inc
GRI
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Milton Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Cardinal Cushing
James A. Farley
Gerald L. K. Smith
Robert Welch
Lincoln Rockwell
Robert M. Shelton
League of Women Voters
National Education Association
PTA
National Council of Churches
Afl-Cio
COPE
Qualified Judges Only
A Washington comment suggests a milestone in federal appointments as Johnson and the Senate may start selecting judges strictly by clear qualifications. The piece hopes ABA input gains weight and that voters will receive a reform toward a competent federal judiciary.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
American Bar Association
Kilgallen singles out Marcello Mastroianni and more
Broadway Bulletin notes Mastroianni dodging paparazzi in New York and a string of Hollywood buzz. Joe Levine defended with a MoMA film fest and plans for future projects. Other items cover Paula Wayne, June Allyson, Dirk Sumners, Mia Farrow, Sybil Burton, Cuba’s terror, TV offers for Lesley Ann Warren, Billy Eckstine surgery, Ike’s copyright quip, Anna Maria Alberghetti party, Susan Hart world junkets, a new book on sanpaku, Melvin Belli for Mary Alice Firestone divorce, Patrick O Neal CORE incident in Baton Rouge.
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Marcello Mastroianni
New York
Rome
Marcello
Zurich
Geneva
Joe Levine
Museum of Modern Art
Peter Duchin
Paula Wayne
Golden Boy
Paula
June Allyson
Dirk Sumners
Chicago
Ford
Mia Farrow
Peyton Place
Frank Sinatra
Freddie Brisson
Sybil Burton
Jordan Christopher
Bucks County
Cuba
Lesley Ann Warren
Billy Eckstine
Eisenhower
C. Maxwell Stanley
Arlene Francis
Broadway Triumph
George
Mary Alice Turner Firestone
California
Melvin Belli
Jack Ruby
Dallas
Tire and Rubber
Russell Firestone Jr
Patrick O'Neal
Baton Rouge
Kennedy Defers Morrissey Nomination Amid Partisan Debate
President Johnson faces a stalled Morrissey federal judgeship as Senator Kennedy urges deferral to Judiciary Committee amid concerns over partisanship in judicial appointments. Dirksen praises Kennedy while Republicans and Democrats weigh how to preserve public confidence in an impartial judiciary.
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Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Francis X. Morrissey
Everett Dirksen
Kennedy
Morrissey
Johnson
New York
Supreme Court of the
United States
Gypsy Camp Tales From Middletown Hill
George Crout recounts a long-time gypsy camp atop West Middletown Hill near the Civil War site. He notes Stanley tribe elders, village distrust, barter culture, and old queen coronations at Lane's Mill. Police label as vagrants to curb thefts blamed on wandering camps.
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Middletown
West Middletown
Woodland
Levi Stanley, Jr
Levi
Lane's Mill
Darrtown
The Natives Are Restless In The Viet Nam Debate
Paul Harvey argues that large weekend protests were coordinated performances led by Red elements. He notes widespread discontent among loyal Americans, calls for a quicker end to the war, and warns that antiwar pressure could push leaders to harsher actions against Hanoi. He cites plans for a November march on Washington and recalls wartime bombings and sustainment of policy.
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Viet Nam
Korea
Eisenhower
Red China
Washington
Arthur Miller
John Hersey
Bayard Austin
James Farmer
Benjamin Spock
Hanoi
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