Middletown Journal Rates and Publication Note
The Middletown Journal publishes daily by News-Journal Inc. Rates shown include 15¢ per copy on Sundays, 50¢ per week by city carrier, 10.00 yearly by mail in trading area, 20.00 outside trading area, and 35.00 for outside U.S.A. subscriptions prepaid. Founded 1857. The page includes a biblical verse from Acts 4:13.
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First Ave
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Athens
U.S.A
News-Journal Inc
Peter
John
Jesus
Space Race Heats Up As Saturn Build Aims For New York Visit
Space observers note Soviet propaganda may spike around Khrushchev arrival in New York. The Saturn rocket, Huntsville facility milestone, could reach a million and a half pounds thrust to loft ten tons, possibly ready by 1964. Congress approves full Hoover retirement salary after security service.
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Khrushchev and Company
New York
Soviet Union
U.S
George C. Marshall Space Center
Huntsville
Ala
Eisenhower
America
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Kremlin
Congress
J. Edgar Hoover
The UNs Role What is the use of the United Nations
Dr Frank P Corrigan of New York says the United Nations has done incomparable good by solving crises from Fiume to Korea and Israel and is now addressing the Congo. He credits the UN with preventing world wars when great and small nations face crises. Secretary Benson advocates removing agriculture from politics by plowing under politicians.
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Greece
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Lebanon
Korea
Israel
Tunis
Indonesia
Pakistan
Congo
Benson
Campaigns Grow Complex As Voters Divide Attention
Campaigning has become highly organized with advance planning and expert advisers. Kennedy uses a voice coach to protect his vocal cords, stressing diaphragmatic breathing and timing. Nixon also watches for knee issues as he campaigns, while both candidates manage countless strategic considerations.
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Kennedy
White House
Nixon
Beauty Of Jerusalem Shines In Summer Moonlight And Service
Norman V Peale recalls summer in Jerusalem and Jordan with blue skies dry heat and cool nights. He visits Mount Nebo Dead Sea moonrise and Moslem and Jewish landmarks while praising modern growth. The highlight is the Jerusalem hospital for children run by Mrs Bertha Vester and Dr Mahmoud Dajani aiding malnourished youngsters with limited resources.
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Jordan
Land of
Judea
Mount of Olives
Jesus
Moab
Dead Sea
Holy Land
Old City
Europe
America
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Old City Wall
Bertha Spafford Vester
Hssan Dajani
Police Move In On Barnitz Stadium Assaults
Detectives moved quickly to solve assaults and muggings outside Barnitz Stadium with citizen tips aiding the inquiry. Judges sentenced a dozen hooligans to six months, warning that such conduct will not be tolerated in Middletown.
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Middletown
L. T. Lamb
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Fleeing Hurricane Donma Nearly Traps Surf Fisherman
Washington humor piece recalls a family fleeing Bethany Beach as hurricane Donma nears. The narrator clings to fishing plans, misreads warnings, and ends up in Lord Baltimore High School after the Blue Surf motel roof blows off.
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Del
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Blue Surf
Congo
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Ocean View
Kremlin aims to oust Korea and Turkish leaders
An intelligence briefing notes Soviet agents pressuring South Korea's John Chang and Turkey's General Daniel Gursel, using Our Radio from Leipzig to claim pro-American, anti-Communist stances. The broadcasts criticize both regimes, urge anti-U.S. sentiment, and push agrarian reform while warning Washington of rising anti-Imperialist fervor. Separately, Sen. A S Monroney hints at a possible bid to unseat Senate Leader Everett Dirksen, a notion Stevenson supporters welcome.
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South Korea
Adnan Menderes
Turkey
Rhee
Menderes
Korea
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United States
Daniel Gursel
Chang
Gursel
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Our Radio
Leipzig
East Germany
Red Radio
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U. S
Mike” Monroney
Oklahoma
Adlai Stevenson
Los Angeles
Everett Dirksen
Stevenson
Monroney
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Dirksen
Paul Harvey on independents a myth and danger
The author argues that independent voters are not above party politics but dependent on partisan choices. Independents are portrayed as naïve and easily manipulated, while major parties encompass wide ranges and resist dogmatism. The piece criticizes self styled independence as deception and warns against disengagement from the system.
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Rowland
20 Years Ago News Roundup and Local Elections
Twenty years back on September 18, 1940, Charles K. Pigman was elected commander of American Legion Post 218, succeeding Charles J. Merchant, with John E. Methven as vice commander and other officers named. Cincinnati Reds won the NL pennant in 13 innings after a 43 score against Philadelphia. Knights of Columbus appointed W L Enright as general chairman for Columbus Day events, while a local political scene included remarks about Lyndon B. Johnson and Rep. Thomas F. Johnson amid disaster-area talk.
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American Legion
Charles J. Merchant
John E. Methven
W.O. Wilson
James Buchanan
Carroll Lewis
R. R. Hannah
Philadelphia
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Congress
Johnson
Sen
Lyndon B. Johnson
Rep
Thomas F. Johnson
Monaco’s House of Frimhaldi Through Three Centuries
Factographs recount Monaco’s 300 year independence under the House of Frimhaldi except during the French revolution. The text notes domestic animals preceded written history and explains the Hanseatic League as a loose north German trade group. It also describes a life-size brontosaur statue at Dinosaur Park near Rapid City, 8.D., built of steel mesh concrete and steel tubing, 80 feet long and 40 tons, visible from ten miles.
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House of Frimhaldi
Dinosaur Park
Rapid City
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