Middletown Journal subscription rates and masthead
The Middletown Journal lists subscription prices for various delivery options in Middletown Ohio including per copy and weekly carrier rates, plus annual mail rates within and outside the trading area and for outside the U S A All mail subscriptions are prepaid The masthead notes the paper is published daily by News Journal Inc founded in 1857 and includes a biblical verse.
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U.N. General Assembly to dominate disarmament debate
Ahead for the United Nations General Assembly the disarmament issue is set to dominate the new regular session. Soviet chief Zorin signals shifting talks to the General Assembly with Western powers seeking a broader forum. The piece traces the long history of commissions and subcommittees and notes that despite broad debate little progress toward a concrete accord is likely.
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Valerian A. Zorin
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Security Council
Canada
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Eisenhower
Algeria
Middle East
Cyprus
Kashmir
Malaya
FCC weighs Subscription TV amid policy delay
The FCC nears a decision on a new pay model for television amid congressionally backed delays. Promoters urge terms like Subscription or Fee-for-seeing while intrastate closed circuits remain uncontrolled. Bartlesville families face a $9.50 monthly charge after October for September free programs, as Los Angeles vies for an exclusive franchise.
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John C. Doerfer
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TV School Teaches Animal Stars for TV Work
Hal Boyle profiles Fred Birkner owner of a New York animal acting school on West 48th Street. He trains horses dogs birds and other creatures for TV film and stage, notes the pay scales and recalls guiding stars like Grace Kelly and Marlon Brando. He cites Mohammed the horse as his top actor and explains conditioning varies by species with fleas earning top fees.
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Grace Kelly
Rita Gam
Marlon Brando
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Ethel Merman
Arkansas Governor and President Confer On Law and Order
A Washington view credits the Newport conference with clarifying state federal roles in Arkansas. It argues Gov Faubus can preserve order with state troops under constitutional limits, while the federal government withdraws pending peaceful integration progress.
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James Marlow Debunking The Red Claims
Washington notes on Nov 7 mark the 40th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution as Russia touts progress under communism. The State Department counters with a 50 page booklet critiquing Soviet records on rights and freedoms while acknowledging advances in science and weapons. The analysis cites Lenin and Soviet censorship, while arguing that no country has freely embraced communism. It highlights one party rule, restricted press, limited political organizing, and unemployment as contradictions to official Soviet claims.
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American
State Department
Russia
Lenin
Europe
U.S.S.R
New Deal Beats Tammany in New York Mayoral Race
Twenty years ago in New York, mayoral candidate Fiorello La Guardia led an anti-Tammany fusion to victory by over thirty thousand votes. The nation marked the Constitution's 150th anniversary as reforms and rumors circulated about Lindbergh renouncing U.S. citizenship and moving to England amid a disputed policy backdrop.
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Paul Harvey's resolve on race rights in Chicago and Little Rock
Paul Harvey declares he will address racial tensions in Chicago and Little Rock after first resolving violence and discrimination in his own city. He describes confronting nativist elements, medical peacetime conflicts, and political corruption before offering constructive guidance to other cities.
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Two Lincoln School Girls Go Gate-Crash for Tickets
Friday at Middle Fairmont game two young sisters slipped into the stadium amid a crowd then returned outside to buy tickets. A short time later four more Lincoln School girls did the same, each group eventually purchasing tickets after the gate mishap.
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Eisenhower bets on public opinion and business pressure to ease school integration
The administration believes public opinion and economic leverage will curb violence and enforce federal anti integration orders in the South. Arkansas in focus, Faubus faces pressure to calm tensions to lift living standards, while other states show similar business-driven quieting tactics. Critics urge a firmer stance on law and order.
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Estrellita Horoscope Forecast for December Birthdays
Intuition and judgment favor action on well planned programs. Creative work may gain from a favorable Mercury aspect. If tomorrow is your birthday, four months offer job advancement and financial improvement with new responsibilities. Cash accumulation looks likely through December, social life active in December and January, domestic friction possible in November. A family minded, amiable child is described.
Giraffe Operation At Oklahoma Zoo Shocks Visitors
A giraffe at an Oklahoma zoo underwent successful surgery for a stomach ailment described as an intestinal twist. The incident drew attention amid reports of unusual animal health care in local zoos.
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