Middletown Journal subscription rates and details
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates for various deliveries including per copy, weekday, Sunday, and carrier options. It notes prices by mail for trading areas, outside trading areas, and outside USA, all payable in advance, with publication by News-Journal Inc since 1857. Psalm 16:11 is referenced in the closing line.
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Khrushchev Visits U N General Assembly as Soviet Leader
Editorial argues Khrushchev, though a demagogue, leads a powerful state and should be met firmly yet with a goal of settlement. It urges Western leaders to avoid theatrics, respond to substantive points, and pursue hard bargaining to use the visit to their advantage.
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Sinclair Lewis Still Speaks Across Time and Place
The Sawk Centre Minnesota region marks 75th birth anniversary and Nobel prize milestone for Sinclair Lewis with observances. Readers are urged to revisit his novels Main Street Arrowsmith Dodsworth and more to glean insights into American character.
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Costs Of Transition In The Congo
The piece weighs the human cost of Congo’s shift from colonial to native rule against the West’s 32 billion dollar industrial investment. It warns that independence may spark expropriation, scare off private capital, and force Western governments to consider large scale aid with no strings. It notes Soviet influence and broader global implications for development funding.
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Big Labor Moves Ahead in Campaign Endorsements
Fulton Lewis Jr. reports the AFL-CIO executive council endorsed the Kennedy ticket signaling heavy union intervention in the campaign. COPE and Reuther commit funds and a national registration drive using dues, with past labor-led victories in Tennessee and Maine cited as evidence of impact on Democratic wins.
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Khrushchev and Mao clash over war and coexistence
George E. Sokolsky argues Khrushchev uses threats to push for competitive coexistence with the United States while Mao urges a broader war. The piece maps rivals inside the Soviet Union, citing satellites like East Germany and Poland and detailing how each leader envisions victory or peace within the Communist bloc.
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Penguins and the quirks of nature in brief
The text notes penguins as primitive birds that mimic human behavior in some ways. It mentions US national parks and forests offering about 2000 summer jobs, mainly to teachers and students. It cites South America with 47 peaks above 20 000 feet and North America with Mt McKinley in Alaska. It adds radio signals travel at 186000 miles per second and a 13 1/2 ton bell marks the hours at Big Ben.
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Nixon Knees and Politics in a Campaign
The piece humorously riffs on Vice President Nixon’s knee trouble after a Greensboro trip, contrasting it with Eisenhower and Kennedy. It jokes about democratic germs, medical jargon, and a Democratic push to remind Nixon, suggesting he frame his limp as a political asset to sway voters, especially in the South.
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Horoscope for Tomorrow’s Planets Influence Relationships and Work
Estrellita predicts adverse planetary aspects for personal relationships tomorrow while favorable Mars and Uranus boosts suggest progress in business for those willing to try new ideas. Self reliance and responsibility will help. For birthdays, two dull financial months ahead give way to November gains, with 1961 starting strong. Romance stays positive through November and beyond. Travel may come next July or August, and December opens a creative, inspirational three month cycle. A child born then may be intellectually gifted with a sharp memory but tendency to be hypercritical.
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You're Telling Me Fish Take Bait By Smell Not Sight
A quirky science note claims fish rely more on smell to find bait than vision. The text then veers into a playful aside about Mexican jumping beans not being beans, suggesting a tangential curiosity rather than a formal report.
American Might and Soviet Myth review by Jameson Campaigne
Paul Harvey praises Jameson Campaigne for his book American Might and Soviet Myth which argues Russia cannot stand against the United States economically militarily or ideologically. The reviewer notes Campaigne’s bold critique of foreign aid, US Cold War power gaps, and misperceptions of Soviet life, concluding the book acts as a potent purge to rekindle American resolve.
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Caribbean
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Claudette Colbert Talks Busy Life and Fashion
Dorothy Kilgallen guests Claudette Colbert explores aging as staying busy with commuting between California and New York, decorating her apartment, painting, and tracking fashion. She shares views on staying true to figure, choosing designers Adrian and Gimbel, and maintaining personal style.
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