Middletown Journal subscription rates and postage terms
The Middletown Journal lists subscription rates and delivery options for various regions. Rates include 15 cents per copy for weekdays and Sundays, 50 cents per week by carrier in city areas, 12 dollars yearly by mail in the 7 day trading area, 20 dollars yearly by mail outside the area, and 35 dollars yearly for outside U S A. All mail subscriptions are payable in advance. The paper is published daily by News Journal Inc, established 1857.
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Leif Ericson Day amid new Viking finds at L Anse au Meadow
The designation of October 9 as Leif Ericson Day coincides with fresh Viking evidence in Newfoundland. A spindle whorl found by archaeologist Anne Stine Ingstad suggests Norse women and sheep crossing to North America, hinting at earliest contact though settlement did not endure. The piece contrasts this with Senate probe politics and dangers facing the republic.
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Leif Ericson
New World
L’anse Au Meadow
Newfoundland
North America
Columbis
Anne Stine Ingstad
Helge
You Can Learn to Be Unafraid
A Texas reader shares how fear dominated his life as a medical lab tech in the Army but shifted after praying and seeking psychology and faith. He joined a church at a Billy Graham crusade, embraced confident living, and learned that faith can displace fear. Sustained by Bible study, church, and forgiveness, he says fear fades as belief strengthens. the path includes facing fears and relying on God, life, and self.
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Texas
Post Library
Billy Graham
el Paso
Henry J. Taylor
U. S
Switzerland
Pipefish eggs carried by male pouch
The eggs of the pipefish are carried in the male’s pouch and kept there until they hatch. Venetia Burney, an 11 year old girl from Oxford England, named the planet Pluto.
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Pluto
Venetia Burney
Oxford
England
Woman survives lifesaving hospital defibrillator display
In Middletown Hospital an elderly patient was near death from a heart failing to maintain rhythm. A new defibrillator pacemaker device funded by Ernest Rathman’s memory was used in a dramatic emergency, restoring the heartbeat and sparing the patient. The hospital now houses two units, each costing about 2500 dollars, and staff praise the life-saving investment.
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Middletown Hospital
Ernest Rathman
P.D
Rich retiree colony shows life beyond big income
The story follows Mr Markham, a $19,000-a-year retiree living in a luxury colony with 37 wealthy residents. He warns that money can foster fear and obsession, as many chase ever larger investments while maintaining status through golf, clubs, and social rituals.
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Mr. Markham
New York Financial
U. S. Treasury
Markham
Mindszenty Price and a Hungari an Exile Deal in 1957 1961 and Now
The column reviews repeated rumors of Cardinal Mindszenty leaving asylum in the U S Legation at Budapest and considers whether a Vatican Hungary accord will force his departure and at what price He has long demanded return to Esztergom naming a successor and control over church appointments while the Vatican seeks to preserve Hungary’s Catholic hierarchy and West wide influence
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Hungary
Mindszenty
U. S
Budapest
Rome
John XXIII
Vatican
Cardinal Mindszenty
Legation
Esztergom
Kadar
Cavil
Catholic Church
Roma
Bertalan Badalik
Vezpren
Josef Petery
Vacz
Bela Kun
Monsignor
Agostino Casaroli
West
Broadway Bulletin: Kilgallen notes TV and stage buzz
Dorothy Kilgallen surveys Broadway and TV chatter. John Gielgud eyes Edward Albee's Tiny Alice, Carol Burnett rumored to quit Fade Out Fade In, Red Buttons urges voting for Johnson, Burton may earn near 1 million from Hamlet film, and Chicago Funny Thing faces cast tensions. Upstate racetrack probe looms. Curtis Jurgens nearly buys Lerner villa. Washington privacy talks surface. Bobby Vinton re-signs with Epic for 500,000 over five years.
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John Gielgud
Edward Albee
Sir John
Carol Burnett
Red Buttons
Johnson
Richard Burton
Lunt - Fontanne
Richard
Sheilah MacRae
Barbra Streisand
Gordon - Sheilah
Gabor
Goodson
Todman
Bob Bach
LBJ
Carol Channing
Louis Armstrong
Lyndon
Chicago
Arnold Stang
New York
20Th Century Fox
Curt Jurgens
Alan Jay Lerner
French Riviera
Washington
Bobby Vinton
Epic
Money minded pastor pets a colony life compared to pier fisher
The excerpt contrasts a money minded pastor with a man in sneakers who fishes from a pier and repairs bikes while eating hash on $300 a month, suggesting differing pleasures and lifestyles in their community.
Daytime radio soaps mocked by a late 19th century egg claim
A quirky item notes a Midwestern claim of owning a hen's egg laid in 1886. The piece treats the assertion with tongue in cheek as it references long running radio soap operas and odd language from Zalek Dunkopf.
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