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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1960

Page

5

DiSalle vows continued statewide drive against vice

Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle said he will press his statewide campaign against gambling and vice with no favoritism. He rejected claims of profligate vice in Toledo and Lucas County as planted smears and defended his administration's aggressive actions, including padlock operations and Stark County probe support.

Columbus Ohio Michael V. DiSalle Toledo Lucas County Stark County Smith

Three Mansfield Taverns Seized in Crouch Board Fight

Columbus AP report says State Liquor Director Richard Crouch ordered agents to seize and hold three Mansfield tavern permits for three more weeks. Penalties from 1958 had been reduced by court review, but Crouch argues the board lacked authority to modify them.

Columbus, Ohio Richard C. Crouch Board of Liquor Control Mansfield Crouch Liquor Board Eading Franklin County Common Pleas Court

Beating of 3 Agents Probed After Hours Tavern Incident

Columbus AP reports state liquor enforcement chief Ivan W. Smith ordered a full report on the assault of Cleveland agent Robert Stucker. Stucker said he was struck from behind near Dry Dock Cafe in Toledo around 1:30 a.m. Sunday, suffering two black eyes and facial cuts after announcing liquor enforcement at the bar with Stanley Bounds.

Columbus, Ohio Ivan W. Smith Toledo Robert Stucker Cleveland Stucker Henry K. Ray Stanley Bounds Ray

Girls Stage Work Slowdown at London Airline Hub

Forty airhostesses staged a work slowdown at a London base complaining that British European Airways alters duty rosters without warning, ruining dates and social plans. They argue the weekly wage of 8 pounds 12 shillings is meager and benefits are poor, with one member recalling a ban on showing legs at the passenger handling desk.

London British European Airways

British Ambassador To France Retires After 36 Years

London AP reports Sir Gladwyn Jebb, Britain's ambassador to France, retires from a 36 year foreign service career this month. Queen Elizabeth II conferred a barony on the 60 year old diplomat, making him a member of the House of Lords.

London Gladwyn Jebb Britain France House of Lords

Birds Find Sanctuary for 200 Species in Yellowstone Park

A Yellowstone National Park refuge shelters more than 200 bird species. The area provides vital habitat for migratory and resident birds, highlighting the park’s role in conservation and biodiversity.

Yellowstone National Park

Eisenhower Reasserts Defense Record at Nixon Rally

President Eisenhower praised Vice President Nixon before about 7,000 supporters at the Republican Women’s National Conference. He defended U.S. defense policy, mocked Democratic rivals, and credited Nixon with a long record of government service and integrity. Senator Mansfield called it partisan but noted facts of life in defense debates.

Washington Eisenhower Richard M. Nixon Nixon Capital Hill Mike Mansfield D-Mont Senate Mansfield Fisenhower Thomas S. Power Richard Nixon Pat

British Budget Raises Cigarette Pack Price to 57 Cents

In London the budget raised the cigarette tax by two cents to 57 cents per pack and kept the basic income tax at 38.75 percent. Derick Heathcoat Amory, chancellor of the exchequer, cited higher government costs and inflation as the reason to hold taxes steady while trimming duties on imported wines and abolishing the tax on main tickets. He warned of potential action to curb rising consumer borrowing.

London Derick Heathcoat Amory Amory

British Peer Bristol Dies After Fall at 89

The marquess of Bristol a longtime British diplomat in South America died today at his London home after breaking his hip in a fall. He was 89 and had suffered the injury previously.

London Marquess of Bristol South America

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