Middletown Journal Subscription Rates and Address
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices by format and area, including per copy costs in city and outside zones, weekly and yearly mail options, and USA rates. It notes distribution hours, payment in advance, and the paper’s Middletown Ohio office at 1007 First Ave with standard mail classification.
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Stalin’s Legacy Haunts Post‑Stalin Soviet Leadership
The piece traces Stalin’s economic doctrine primacy of means of production and its influence on Khrushchev era policy, noting Malenkov, Shepilov, Bulganin, Zhukov, and Molotov shifts. It frames the postwar debate over heavy industry versus consumer demand as root of uprisings in Poland and Hungary and the ongoing influence of Stalin’s production-for-consumption doctrine.
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Stalin
George F. Kennan
U.S. State Department
Soviet
Russia
Poland
Hungary
Georgi M. Malenkov
Soviet Union
Malenkov
Dmitri T. Shepilov
Pravda
Masha Georgi AK. Zhukov
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Vyacheslav M. Molotov
Shepilov
Say Maybe Score Cards Would Help
Hal Boyle humorously critiques gender norms in society noting increasing equality. He jokes about shared interests and dress, then contrasts behavior patterns to distinguish men from women with witty examples across daily tasks and social scenes. The piece ends inviting readers to consider the playful test of who is a man or woman.
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New York
Atlout
Early Social Security Change Lets Women Retire at 62
The new rule lets women who retire at 62 receive 80 percent of the 65‑year benefit, wives get 75 percent, and widows still receive full benefits at 62. November checks arrive in December. Maximum monthly at 65 is $108.50. at 62 a woman could get $86.20. A wife could receive up to $54.30 at 65 or $40.80 at 62. The cut is permanent, and earnings limits affect benefits before 65.
Unity over chaos in Congress urged by a wary public
An East Coast newspaper argues voters seek unity and functional government over party chaos. It notes friction when presidency and Congress are led by different parties and warns that partisan control can dilute legislation. The piece weighs Eisenhower’s leadership, party strategy, and the need for accountable government.
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Wheyey
Catain
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Senate
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Cain
Democraac
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Nixon Tour Tightens Time With Pat On Side
George Dixon Nixon travels with Pat Nixon on a busy campaign tempo. The writer contrasts the Nixon team’s clockwork efficiency with Kefauver’s looser pace, noting Pat Nixon’s attentive presence and the entourage’s nerves about being stranded. Political travel routines and repeated patter are described with light humor.
Estrellita Horoscope Promises Light Life Focus
The piece highlights social and artistic life with emphasis on originality. It notes planetary aspects favor cautious writing, predicts heartwarming experiences for birthdays, and foresees a December financial issue but an improving end of month.
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Natasha
Reindeer Cross Border Into Russian Territory
Norway reports about 1000 reindeer crossing into Russian territory. Mud flung across the town of Zambana Italy after a landslide. Members of the British trans Antarctic expedition are shown making kitchen cabinets and other items during leisure time per a radio dispatch.
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Norway
Zambana
Italy
Uaal
Politics and Payoff in the Final Campaign Week
Dave Regan Here And There notes the fatigue of candidates as the campaign nears election day. Voters’ laughter and attitudes aside, shaking hands and personal contact are seen as crucial to winning votes. The column laments the toll on hopefuls and suggests last minute efforts can still sway a few ballots.
Elections Night Pressure Fuels Final Push
Voters return tonight as campaigns rally, urging turnout while candidates push to the finish. Analysts say fatigue grows as the last polls close, with lingering hopes that every side wishes for victory.
E. V. Darling Statue Draws In Waterloo Visit
The piece recalls the Waterloo battle episode with a nod to Byron and Belgium’s capital. It notes Napoleon’s forces were routed and 4 700 French soldiers died on the battlefield while observers compare memories of the historic incident to current events.
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Waterloo
Mapdioen
Byron
Belgium
Police Pension Fund trustees named in Middletown report
Twenty years ago on October 3 detectives Joel Dennis and Relph Beaver of the Middletown Police Department succeeded Captain Hugh King and Detective Ray Fraver as trustees of the Police Pension Fund. The item mentions A. Duvall, Dr. Hunt Cleveland of Anniston Alabama, and Elizabeth Cahill as state membership chairman of the Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women, noting activities and regional visits.
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Joel Dennis
Relph Beaver
Middletown
Hugh King
Ray Fraver
Police Penson Fund
Elizabeth Cahill
Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women's Cluir
Chaehinath
Armee Girls Select Committees to Plan Next Dance
The Armee Girls formed a planning committee to organize their upcoming dance. Members will decide on date, theme, and activities while coordinating with sponsors and school groups for the event.
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Armee
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