Middletown Journal subscription rates and masthead
The Middletown Journal in Middletown Ohio lists subscription prices: 50 cents weekly for city and suburbs, 6 days $10 per year by mail in trading area, 7 days $20 per year outside trading area, and $35 per year outside the USA. All subscriptions payable in advance. Published daily by News-Journal Inc with a biblical motto.
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Political Flexibility in Presidential Candidates
The article argues that leaders must mix clear positions with flexibility to adapt as world conditions change. It notes the need for room to maneuver beyond fixed stances, highlighting cautious statements like except in case of and recalling issues such as colonialism and the Congo. It cites Nixon and the Castro regime as context.
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American Legion backs no war over Cuba warns against force
The piece argues against U S military action to topple Castro, saying such a move would alienate Latin American allies and boost Castro’s propaganda. It notes Cuba has drifted toward Communism, retalitory actions have followed, rapprochement is unlikely, and a total economic boycott should be tried before war. It urges patience and concern for Cuban people.
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Nixon imprisons his white tie remark in formal wear vote
Vice President Nixon joked to Senator Kennedy about abolishing white ties, drawing retorts from formal wear industry spokesmen. The exchange highlights the discomfort of full dress code adherents and hints at broader voting implications among those who endure such attire.
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Red-Backed Committee Formed to Abolish Un American Activities
Washington reports a new national group the National Committee to Abolish the Un American Activities Committee seeks to educate the public and push political action to end the House Un American Activities Committee. It cites January 4 1961 as a key date when Rep James Roosevelt will attempt to rescind the committees mandate.
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Eisenhower vs Nixon as a test of leadership and policy
A critical look at whether Eisenhower’s personal popularity could transfer to Nixon. The author notes Democrats say Ike would win, yet question if Nixon can carry on Ike’s record. The piece weighs public reaction to eight years of policy amid international tensions and domestic issues.
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Gifts to the President Amass at Smithsonian Threaten Crowded Halls
Senator Kennedy urges gifts given to the President be retired to the Smithsonian. The column lampoons the idea with playful questions about housing a herd of cattle, carriages, and a golf cart, noting the nation’s treasures on Washington Mall and the impracticality of accepting gifts for all officials. The author mocks the logistics and jokes about various famous items and figures.
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Estrellita Horoscope For Tomorrow
Tomorrow brings glamour over routine and warns against chasing unsubstantial goals. Birthday readers may see an outstanding year with periods of breaking material bounds, March offers a fulfilling wish, and July brings travel and memories. If you work now, finish old jobs first to rest later. A born child will show determination and could become a doctor or chemist.
Facts on transport, fashion, crafts and geography
The text notes Buffalo harbor handles over 16 million tons of waterborne freight annually though it freezes four to five months. An English 1601 act banned riding in coaches as effeminate. Knitting is thought to have originated in Scotland in the early 16th century. The Japanese islands have roughly Montana's area.
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Beggars Night date debated by Here And There column
The column muses on Beggar's Night timing, noting Sunday before Halloween as the logical date due to Halloween falling Monday. It acknowledges no official authority sets the date, discusses tradition, origin after World War II, and suggests preparedness for Saturday or Sunday door visits while noting shopping remains restricted on Sunday.
Broadway Grapevine Sparks and Show Biz Buzz
Dorothy Kilgallen hails Steve Lawrence Eydie Gorme at Copacabana as the season’s top supper club act with Corbett Monica also shining. Judy Garland, Andy Williams, and Pat discussion, plus Gordon Quine entourage and Maria Callas on Riviera news fuel New York show scene chatter. Verve Records vies for Sinatra deal after Polette setback.
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Retirement and council leadership in 1940 city notes
Harry Rizzo retires from the Police Pension Board of Trustees after twenty years. Mrs. Vance Cribbs is reelected president of the Girl Reserve Council with Carroll Lewis as vice president, W. E. Berger as treasurer, and E. A. McCandlish as secretary. The city learned the fire department pump er sent to Cincinnati for repairs broke down returning to Middletown.
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