Middletown Journal Subscription Rates Announced
The Middletown Journal lists daily and Sunday per copy and subscription prices. Local city area rates are 50 cents weekly, with outside areas at 45 cents. Mail options include six day and seven day plans with annual rates for in and out of trading area.
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Middletown
Ohio
First Ave
Postoffice
Isc
Vy Cartier
Us.a
News-Journal Inc
Jerusalem
World Bank debate on new International Development Assn plan
A U S backed proposal to establish the International Development Assn as an affiliate of the World Bank. It would offer long term low interest loans to underdeveloped countries, initial capital of 1 billion dollars, repayable in local currencies. The effort follows decades of discussion and links to IMF and other aid instruments.
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United States
World Bank
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
National Advisory Council On International Monetary and Financial Problems
Robert B. Anderson
the Treasury
International Loan Agency
Senate
A. S
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
The
International Development Assn
International Monetary Fund
Bretton Woods
Export-Import Bank
International Finance Corporation
U.S
International Cooperation Administration
Congress
Development Loan Fund
Middle East
Worl c Bank
Eugene R. Black
India-Pakistan
Indus Waters
India
Nehru
Steel strike tests price wars and competition from substitutes
The current steel strike idles over 500000 workers and tests the pattern of wage gains being offset by higher prices. Management seeks to hold prices to protect market share amid rising competition from Europe and Japan and substitutes like aluminum and cement. The piece warns unions that higher wages lose meaning if demand and employment fall.
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Europe
Japan
Wall Street Journal
Roger B. Blough
U.S. Steel
Firemen’s Christmas Charity Becomes Roberts Largest Day
Edward Roberts of Engine 276 after twenty years in the department recalls a December 1939 moment. He and Bill Harvey helped a jobless father named Kelly, awaiting his first child, by raising $75 and gathering gifts for the family. Mrs Kelly later sent a card naming the newborn after them.
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Engine Company 276
New York
Engine 276
Edward Roberts
Bill Harvey
Kelly
Harvey
Roberts
Mr. Kelly
Ed Roberts
Bill
Mrs. Kelly
William Edward Kelly
Historical wage and population shifts through the years
The text notes that US wage earners average 70 years vs 46 in 1909, 12 million people migrated after India’s 1947 partition, the Skeleton Coast is at South-West Africa's Atlantic coast, US farming share fell from one third of GNP in 1850 to one seventh today, and about one in 10 000 men is psychometrically suited for top management roles.
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India
The
United Nations
Khrushchev and the Rise of Modern Rulers in History
George Sokolsky weighs how kings gave way to presidents and dictators, comparing Batista Peron Malenkov and Khrushchev. He notes Khrushchev’s demand for royal treatment, his clashes with U S figures, and the link between living standards and political stability. He highlights Spyrgos Skouras's clash with Khrushchev and the puritan tone of Russian leadership.
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Batista
Cuba
Dominican Republic
Portugal
Peron
Malenkov
Stalin
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Skouras
France
Kozlov
Nixon draws massive crowds in New England state visits
New England reactions show strong Nixon support with polls giving him about 72 percent against Rockefeller in Massachusetts and notable reception in Springfield and Hartford. Connecticut leaders and Polish-American voters respond warmly, boosting Nixon’s party appeal ahead of 1960.
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Washington
Nixon
New England
Nelson Rockefeller
New Hampshire
Massachusetttes
Rockefeller
Massachusetts
Springfield
Mass
Springfield-Hartford
Democra
Hartford
Moscow
Warsaw
Connecticut
Pollster Finds Nixon Favored by GOP Delegates at Legion Event
Milwaukee pollster John T. Lyons surveyed 259 Republican delegates at the American Legion convention in Minneapolis. Nixon drew 238 votes while Rockefeller received 21. Democratic picks totaled 311 with Kennedy 202, Stevenson 33, Humphrey 19, Symington 28, Johnson 24, Lausche 35.
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Milwaukee
John T. Lyons
American Legion
Minneapolis
Nixon
Rockefeller
Kennedy
Adlai Stevenson
Hubert Humphrey
Stuart Symington
Lyndon Johnson
Frank Lausche
Estrellita Horoscope Advises Budget Care and Cautious Ventures
Tomorrow brings a cautious financial outlook with a plea for practicality and conservative planning. For those born today, marriage is possible in December May or June with travel favored May to August and a child born this day described as gay lively and principled.
Wisconsin Visit Leaves Warm Memories and Turnpike Tidbits
Dave Regan recounts a quick Wisconsin trip with family, noting unseasonal heat, early fall foliage, and a turnpike route from Indiana into Wisconsin with tolls. He enjoyed time with his young niece and nephew, sharing two mornings of playful wakeups and planning a longer visit next spring and summer.
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Wisconsin
Indiana
Mama
Gossip and Gala Sparks From Gotham to Paris
Dorothy Kilgallen notes Ronald Reagan snubs Khrushchev luncheon drawing fan letters nationwide. Hollywood elite gossip ranges from card cheating at New York Club to Errol Flynn memoirs and Ella Raines illness in Florida. Kilgil l challenges and triumphs mix with showbiz upheaval across cities.
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Gotham
Ronald Reagan
Hollywood
Khrushchev
U.S.A
New York Athletic Club
Ella Raines
Colony
Florida
Errol Flynn
Tony Martin
Elmwood Club
Windsor
Ontario
Cyd Charisse
Giselle MacKenzie
the Waldorf
Fairbanks
Murrey Grand
Peiping Lama and other ponderings from a quirky column
A collection of brief, satirical items touching on Tibet’s leadership label, a chemist predicting instant whisky, a nose cone recovery mishap, quips about hardheads versus eggheads, Texas bank prevalence, oil billions in state costs, and a joke about matches running short at the office.
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U.S. International Development Advisory Board
Steel
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U. S
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King Features Syndicate
George Sokolsky
Los Angeles
Norris Poulson
San Francisco
Harry Bridges
Newcastle
Richard Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Spyros Skouras
Fulton Lewis Jr
Abe Ribicoff
Ribicoff
Estrellita
Dave Regan
Chicago
Dorothy Kilgallen
Ronald Ragan
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America
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Jonathan Winters
West Coast
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Dallas
Pay Ventura
Olympia Theater
Paris
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Monsieur Ventura
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Sacha Distel
Arkansas
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Rock Hudson
Greenwich Village
Margaret Lindsay
Ray Shaw
the Copper Door
Archie Moore
Shaw
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Pemblic
Charlie
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Miss Downey
Red China
Tibet
Tashi Lama
Peiping Lama
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Africa
Eastern College
Texas
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