Middletown Journal Ad Rates and Contact Details
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for 1965 including 10c per weekday, 15c Sunday, 60c weekly by carrier, and annual mail prices of 15.00 within trading areas and 24.00 outside. International rate is 38.00 yearly. All subscriptions are payable in advance.
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Middletown Journal
Middletown
Ohio
S. Broad St
First Ave
Postoffice
USA
New Journal Inc
Gemini 6 Flight Scrubbed But Schedule Remains Largely On Track
The Gemini 6 mishap marks a setback yet is not expected to derail the lunar program. Gemini 7 could be moved up to minimize lost time and avoid harm to astronauts, while authorities aim to refine rendezvous techniques and press on with manned flight plans amid congress backers noting a long list of records.
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Congress
Mrs. McCann
Curb On Air Pollution Moves Into Action
Johnson signs a federal pollution bill emphasizing air quality and car exhaust controls after evidence links pollutants to bronze art decay and potential human harm. Experts debate pollution sources as museums report widespread patina blackening. civil service notes summer hiring will be free of patronage.
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Johnson
Civil Service
Visual record of Johnson surgery raises privacy questions
The piece notes authorized news photographs showing a presidential abdominal incision. It questions the purpose and privacy implications while acknowledging the public record. It also jokes about a riddle contrasting booming factory records with crashing road records and mentions automobile inflation.
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Johnson
Mr. Johnson
African Gin a House Game Turns Dangerous Sickness
Jim Bishop portrays African Gin as more than a card pastime, framing it as a contagious affection in a Congo era vignette. The piece blends a tavern tale with cautions about risk and social disturbance, ending with a tongue in cheek police call.
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Congo
Johnson challenge to obeying Congress on public works funds
The piece analyzes President Johnson's claim that a specific public-works funding provision, restricting under ten million dollar water projects without committee approval, infringes presidential powers. It contrasts Johnsons stance with historical precedents and argues for obedience to Congress and potential constitutional amendments to veto items.
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House
Senate
Johnson
Obe
Andrew Johnson
Department of Justice
Congress
Legislative Branch
United States
Freewheeling Congress Sneaks Off Without Action
Washington notes a freewheeling Congress slips away before adjournment while considering two bicycle and space travel bills. Rep. Joel Broyhill seeks a velodrome in the District and Sen. Gaylord Nelson pushes a 125 million five year program to develop traffic solutions using space tech and grants to states.
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Washington
Congress
Joel T. Broyhill
Virginia
District of Columbia
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Brayhill
Nelson
Sen
Rep. Broyhill
Mars
Suburban Youth Sets London Subway Speed Record
A 15 year old schoolboy travels all 240 miles of the London subway in 16 hours 56 minutes setting a new speed record. He jokes about hurrying to nowhere as he completes the ordeal.
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London
Noel Coward
Dublin
Lilli Palmer
Time Square
Dirksen Reloads Guns for New Senate Battle in January
Senator Everett M. Dirksen the 89th Congress’s Republican leader prepares for a second session assault on two fronts. He aims to block a House backed union shop ban and to muster two thirds for a constitutional amendment altering state legislative districts. He backs Johnson on Vietnam and remains a key gatekeeper in Capitol debates.
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Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
Johnson
Senate
Dirksen
Supreme Court
Hubert H. Humphrey
White House
Pekin
Ill
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Francis X. Morrissey
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Illinois
John F. Kennedy
Capitol
Jack
Judiciary Committee
Notable Hollywood News Tangles With Elvis Starlet Plot
Industry chatter links Dorothy Kilgallen with Elvis Presley via Norman Taurog and a planned co star role. Borgs of espionage and political intrigue surface as headlines touch on Broadway s The Goddess and a new play. Orbiting rumors include Tariq Abdullah at the UN and a Rhode Island style Las Vegas casino bid collapse.
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Norman Taurog
Susan Hart
Dr. Goldfoot
Elvis Presley
Colonel Parker
Paddy Chayefsky
Tariq Abdullah
Sheikh Abdullah
Tariq
Pakistan
United Nations
Daisy Clover
Natalie Wood
Broadway
Robert Redford
United States
FBI
Fidel Castro
Florida
Jimmy Davis
Baton Rouge
Davis
Boris Karloff
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National Park
Betty McCann
Sen. Nelson
Earth
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Jack Bell Dirksen
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Elvis
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Kingman
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John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Harry Belafonte
Steve Lawrence
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George Maharis
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