Postoffice Subscription Rates Listed for Middletown Ohio
Entered at Postoffice Middletown Ohio as second class mail matter. Subscription rates: Pee Copy weekday newspaper or motor route in city and suburban areas per week. By mail in trading areas seven days $15 00 per year. By mail outside trading area seven days $24 00 per year. Outside USA $38.00 per year. All mail subscriptions payable in advance.
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Postoffice
Middletown
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U.S.A
Hearts Burn As They Hear On The Road
The quotation from Luke 24 32 RSV recalls the disciples sensing a fiery, transforming encounter as Jesus spoke on the road to Emmaus. The message emphasizes revelation through scripture and the immediacy of recognition.
Dissent as Vital in Democratic Policy Debate
The piece argues that open dissent is essential when a nation is not fighting for survival and cites Senator Fulbright’s view that criticizing policy in Vietnam reflects patriotism and country strength. It emphasizes keeping dissent channels open to reach a wiser exit strategy.
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United States
Southeast Asia
Chairman Fulbright
Senate
Viet Nam
Fulbright
America
Thomas Carlyle
Maine judge cracks down on litterbugs with cleanups
District Court Judge Israel Alpren of Brunswick imposes community service for tossing a paper cup onto a highway. The youth must pick up rubbish for a mile on both sides of the road, leaving the area cleaner and sending a clear message to avoid improper disposal.
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Maine
Israel Alpren
Brunswick
Alpren
Presidents Cannot Win With People
Jim Bishop recounts Lyndon Johnson at Arlington National Cemetery during Memorial Day, reading Viet Nam casualties, visiting Kennedy's grave, and reflecting on presidential burdens. He notes Johnson’s sorrow, duty, and vow to carry on Kennedy’s torch amid broader U.S. leadership history.
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Arlington
United States
Viet Nam
Lyndon Johnson
Secret Service
Kelly
John F. Kennedy
Galted
Congress
Herbert Hoover
Woodrow Wilson
Hoover
San Francisco
Cow Palace
Harry Truman
Matsu
Quemoy
China
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mao Tse-tung
Eisenhower
America
White House
President Should Veto New Campaign Funds Bill
David Lawrence argues the recently passed bill is a flawed approach to curb bribery in campaigns. He predicts a pocket veto by the president and warns the measure fails to end private contributions or fund congressional campaigns. He urges a thorough study to create a truly effective law.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Treasury
Lane Attacks Warren Report Reporters Sloppy Coverage
New York attorney Mark Lane, famed for Rush To Judgment, attacks the Warren Commission report as sloppy and biased. He contends critics misread key evidence and notes Lane has profited from Kennedy’s death while disputing the commission’s findings.
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New York
Mark Lane
John F. Kennedy
Lane
Tweedy Saturday Review
Warren Report
Mary Ann Lee
Detroit Free Press
Leo Sauvage
Oswald
Kennedy
Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
Marina Oswald
A Hitch In Hell by Rickey Gillum from Viet Nam letter
A poem printed for soldiers of the 1st and 12th Cavalry Company B in Vietnam titled A Hitch In Hell. It describes harsh conditions 14,000 miles from home, ridicule of propaganda, and the longing for home while defending their country for $2.50 a day. The piece argues griping eases tension and preserves morale among soldiers.
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Viet Nam
Rickey Gillum
Pacific
Pearly Gates
St. Peter
1St
12Th Cavalry
Hell
God
Letters on school taxes and youth in Middletown
A reader argues against cutting education funding and defends current tax levels while urging voter support for the school levy. The letter criticizes media coverage of the Pelley Lukens race, asks for factual reporting, and laments teen inactivity, proposing a YMCA as a community hub to keep youths out of trouble.
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Indiana
Pennsylvania
Middletown
Hamilton
Cincinnati
YMCA
Tom
Imfeld
Wrenn Court
Diverse Local Beliefs and Terms from Historical Notes
Cambodians view white teeth as unlucky and darken them with betel nut or adorn with gold and gems. The text also defines gregarious animals as those living in blocks or herds and explains corduroy roads as log roads. It notes Martinique's French population density being three times that of metropolitan France.
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Jim Bishop
Wilson
League of Nations
United Nations
Custis-Lee
Robert E. Lee
David Lawrence
Bob Considine
Fletcher Knebel
Look Magazine
Edward Jay Epstein
Dave Regan
Pelley
K.D. Killin Park Lane
Lukens
24Th Congressional District
James 'Elley
Martinique
France
Dennis the Menace
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