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The Middletown Journal, published daily in Middletown, Ohio, lists subscription rates: 6 cents per weekday, 15 cents for Sunday, 50 cents weekly by carrier, $10 per year by mail within the trading area (six days), $20 per year outside the trading area (seven days), and $35 per year outside the United States. All subscriptions payable in advance. Founded 1857 by News-Journal Inc.
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Jesus Proclaims Call to Come and Drink
In the last day of the feast Jesus stands and cries to all who thirst to come unto him and drink. This moment echoes the gospel call to receive spiritual sustenance through faith in Christ.
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Mediator Needed for Labor Dept Chief Sequel
The piece argues a lawyer should lead the labor department, praising Arthur J. Goldberg and successor W. Willard Wirtz as mediators in labor disputes. It notes calls for a leader from labor or industry lack weight, stressing the need for a seasoned legal mind serving the national interest.
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Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Named National Historic Site
Irving and his works are celebrated as Sleepy Hollow Cemetery in North Tarrytown is designated a national historic site adjoining the Old Dutch Church. The piece notes notable burials like Andrew Carnegie Samuel Gompers Robert G Ingersoll Carl Schurz and Walter P Chrysler and reflects on political campaign practices and decency.
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Walter P. Chrysler
Charlton Heston in Madrid A Big Man In All Ways
Jim Bishop Heston is described as a formidable yet down to earth figure during a visit to Madrid. The veteran actor and his wife Lydia discuss books family and Spain while touring the city and filming El Cid and 55 Days at Peking. The piece notes Heston’s craftsmanlike approach to acting a dislike for egocentricity and his plans to visit Gettysburg upon returning to the United States.
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Washington Lunch Without Speeches Ends In Turmoil
In Washington a $20-a-plate fundraiser for Maryland Democrats to Congress produced no speeches as six Maryland Democrats and Senator Hubert H Humphrey hurried to Capitol Hill. A crisis over a farm bill vote left the luncheon early, with Humphrey’s amendment surviving as Kennedy’s relief bill beat back.
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Meany urges unions to back Democrats in Congress
AFL CIO head George Meany calls 17 million union members to elect a Congress that will support the Democratic President on domestic issues. He notes unions fund campaigns and warns about compulsory membership and right to work laws. He cites a poll he calls rigged and argues for federal action to repeal right to work laws.
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Demonstration Proves Only Demonstrators’ Ability
A compact note argues that a political convention protest mainly tests the demonstrators’ capacity to perform. It questions broader political impact, urging focus on substantive policy outcomes rather than spectacle or rhetoric.
Four youths steal wheelchair from crippled man on Broad Street
Four healthy youths on Broad and Park Streets push each other in a stolen wheelchair. The crippled man, aided by a small Social Security check, lives in an upstairs apartment and longs for a replacement chair to visit his hospitalized wife and move about. A reader is urged to donate a wheelchair via intermediary. Call 422-0831.
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Broadway Gossip and Showbiz Feuds Across the City
Dorothy Kilgallen outlines late 1960s Broadway buzz including Frank Sinatra planning to take the top floor of a new 72nd Street building, Trummy Young leaving Satchmo to form his own group, and Paterson Liston boxing bout ticket pricing. She notes Bette Davis hiring a press agent and Odets writing Marilyn Monroe homage. Jackie Gleason relocates to Park Sheraton, Connie Francis legally changes stage name, and various Hollywood, music, and Las Vegas shifts ripple through the entertainment world.
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