Subscription rates and postoffice info for Middletown paper
Entered at Postoffice Middletown Ohio as second class mail matter. Subscriptions: week day 6 cents, Sunday 15 cents. By carrier to city areas 50 cents weekly. By mail in trading area 12 dollars yearly, seven days. Outside trading area 20 dollars yearly. Outside US 35 dollars yearly. All paid in advance. Published daily by News Journal Inc. Founded 1857. Quote from Matthew 11 28.
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Doctor Shortage Persists Amid High U S Care Standards
The article notes ongoing maldistribution of physicians with many specialists in private practice and over a tenth in research, despite rising totals and new medical schools. It calls for incentives to move doctors from cities to underserved rural areas while acknowledging improvements from specialization and research. A side note laments a big TV quiz show returning in the fall, mischaracterized as waste land.
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Weapon For Mailmen
The Post Office Department claims a chemical deterrent may stop dogs from biting mailmen without lasting harm. Tests show dogs yelp and retreat but some carriers cannot remove the cap in time, suggesting delivery issues. Researchers ponder water pistols and basement practice as possible solutions.
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Goldwater Dilemma Reflects Regional Divides in Segregation Debate
The piece portrays Senator Goldwater’s stance on segregation as mixed. Governor Sanders praises him as a segregationist, while the South’s support risks alienating Northern voters. Goldwater denies segregation ties, arguing he should not dictate states’ social policies, a view governors Barnett and Wallace would support but may hurt national appeal.
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Jim Bishop Columnists As Seen By A Columnist
A meditation on the life of a columnist and the craft behind 1000 essays. It portrays the lampooned figure as a weary, fame bound observer whose pen carries the weight of memory and public scrutiny. It invokes Carl Kitchen, Franklin P Adams, and Ambrose Bierce as archetypes of the modern columnist.
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Revision of foreign aid policy urged in Washington
David Lawrence argues for a comprehensive review and firm, principled U.S. foreign aid policy. He criticizes ad hoc decisions, calls for clear guidelines, and warns against aid to governments flirting with communism. He urges Congress to set unwavering objectives and insist on accountability and public explanations.
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First Ladies From Martha to Jackie Revealed In Book
George Dixon tidbits review highlights Marianne Means biography The Woman in the White House. It chronicles First Ladies from Martha Washington to Jackie Kennedy, noting fashion, influence, and intriguing pasts with vivid anecdotes and quotes.
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Factographs Arabis largest peninsula in world
Factographs Arabis is described as the largest peninsula. The text notes that Communist China might seize Hong Kong, risking annual food sales of 85. percent million. It also mentions Syracuse, New York, being discovered by Jesuit missionaries over three centuries ago.
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Morning calm turns chaotic as news photos fail
A quiet dawn gives way to scramble when the picture machine and news wire fail overnight. Early readers face a delayed start until the duplicate wire brings in copy and photos, leaving staff chasing a proper breakfast and a full paper.
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Gossip From Dororthy Kilgallen and Broadway Feud
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Bobby Darin and Sandra Dee reconcile after a Big Blowup and a plan to give up nightclub work for family hours. Joan Copeland and producers clash over secrecy around Vivien Leigh casting in Tovarich. US variety artists threaten to expose base tour agents. Puerto Rico to Miami gambling shift with Bahamas opening. Jerry Vale, Julie Andrews, Eddie Wyler and TV shows are discussed amid Hollywood gossip.
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Las Vegas
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Today in History September 9 1963 rundown
On September 9 1963 major historical notes include the Boston police strike of 1919 leaving the city unprotected. Also events: 1776 Continental Congress renaming United Colonies to United States. 1850 California joins Union first on Pacific Coast. 1914 WWI First Battle of the Marne. 1945 MacArthur outlines occupation policy for Japan protecting rights. 1957 Eisenhower civil rights bill enforcement. 1963 to present summaries mention Korea, Red China, and a downed Nationalist Chinese plane.
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