Middletown Journal subscriptions and rates listed
The Middletown Journal page outlines subscription rates by delivery area and term. It lists weekday and Sunday per-copy prices, weekly carrier rates, and annual mail options for local, trading area, outside trading area, and U.S. destinations. The paper notes all subscriptions are payable in advance and includes a biblical quote from 2 Corinthians 5 17.
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Public school funds in Middletown and Algeria crisis
The piece argues that local school boards are major community actors and supports a 3.8 mill operating levy for Middletown schools in 1961. It also discusses President Bourguiba of Tunisia urging a clear stance on Algeria's independence amid Cold War tensions and U.S. caution regarding French colonialism in North Africa.
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Board of Education
Middletown
Boards of Education
Bourguiba
Tunisia
North Africa
Free World
Algeria
Red China
Soviet Union
France
United States
Krushchev
Mao
Africa
NATO
Barry Goldwater Emerges as Conservative Voice After Taft
The aging search for a conservative spokesman ends as Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater rises as a bold, frank advocate of limited government. He challenges modern Republicanism, backs states rights, and opposes most welfare measures while supporting Republican candidates, earning respect even from liberal observers.
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Robert A. Taft
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Senator Goldwater
Taft
Goldwater
Can Jack Afford Robert Kennedy in Kennedy Era Politics
Jim Bishop critiques Robert Kennedy as a vivid but abrasive campaign manager behind Jack Kennedy. The piece portrays Kennedy's aides as powerful behind the scenes, notes RFK’s blunt zeal, tactics, and ties to bosses, and questions whether Jack Kennedy can afford RFK in trust and image.
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Jack Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Big Kennedy
Waldorf Astoria
Soviet Union
Holy Land
Vermont
McClellan Committee
Robert
Pierre Salinger
Hoffa
Middletown Transport Club selects new officers
George Harvey was elected president of the Middletown Transportation Club on Oct 26 1940 succeeding Arthur Hauselman. Harry Wilson was named vice president and Charles Dumford secretary treasurer. Donald W. Brown heads an American Legion committee to plan disaster aid coordination after past disorganization.
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George Harvey
Middletown Transportation Club
Arthur Hauselman
Harry Wilson
Charles Dumford
Donald W. Brown
American Legion
Catholic Bishops Clare Influence of Church in Puerto Rico Politics
Puerto Rico’s three Catholic bishops urged voters to oppose Governor Muñoz Marín over birth control and abortion policies. The episode mirrors Protestant precedents where clergy advise on moral issues, with Cardinal Spellman and others defending free speech for religious leaders to weigh in on public policy.
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Puerto Rico
Munoz Marin
Supreeme Court of the United
Cardinal Spellman
Boston
United States
National Council
Blake
Red China
United Nations
Kennedy Campaign Bus Notes From Florida Rally
A journalist aboard the Kennedy campaign bus reports Kennedy’s shifting stance on Roosevelt, questions whether he is campaigning for himself or FDR, and notes Florida appears hostile to Kennedy with Governor Bryant aiding Republican odds. The piece lampoons camp tactics, cites crowd reactions in Miami and Dayton, and quotes a telegram requesting publicity for Lyndon Johnson.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
John F Kennedy
Ohio
Rockefeller
Senator Kennedy
Paul J. Price
Dayton
Court House Square
Florida
Kennedy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
FDR
Democratic
Washington
Charles F. Luce
Kennedy Johnson
Walla Walla
Wash
Lyndon B. Johnson
4Th Congressional District
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Farris Bryant
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Miami
Bay Front Park
Harding
Hoover
Eisenhower
Estrellita Horoscope for Tomorrow and 1961 Foresight
Tomorrow brings a busy, active year with hard work and rising scope beyond 1961. For those born this day, potential careers include law or photography, while November and late December demand strong social effort and mutual gains.
Dime store gossip spans stars and society headlines
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Miss Midnight's Notebook refuses custody battle and plans to stay in Europe. Campaign debts at the Democratic Convention surface with Western Union owed the most. Broadway gossip covers Leontyne Price, Celeste Holm, Shelley Winters, and tainted stage rumors. An elevator button theft and Paris missives pepper the page with celebrity chatter and a Fidel Castro revolt rumor.
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Pier Angeli
Vic Damone
Europe
Stevenson
Western Union
Adlai
School Days Equipment
Kennedy and Johnson
Stevenson Rooters
Tea grading term pekoe and leaf meanings
The term pekoe designates tea leaves with large size and white down, not flavor. Pekoe derives from the Chinese for white hair, once used for young leaves. Chinese scented leaves with orange blossoms. A cattelo is a cross between a buffalo and a cow.
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