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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1964

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Armco plans 5200 million plant expansion at Middletown works

Police and a U S Army unit searched Central Park for the gun used in the slaying of Columbia University nuclear physicist Charles Gallagher Jr 31. His body was found in bushes near 79th Street. Gallagher worked at Brookhaven Laboratory and had recent Soviet Union travel. FBI involvement limited. wife reported him missing after he left for a late work session.

ARMCO Middletown New York Central Park Columbia University Charles Vanagher Jr 72Nd Street Lake Gallagher 79H Street Thomas C Soviet Union Gallacher Brookhaven National Laboratory Atomic Energy Center Long Island Soviet Russia Renaghan FBI Kristin

Armco Plans $200 Million Middletown Plant Expansion

Armco Steel Corp will invest over 200 million dollars to upgrade Middletown Works and add capacity including a new hot strip mill. The plan aims to hire about 1,000 more workers and extends over several years with construction starting this summer. President Logan T. Johnston cited strong demand and favorable Ohio business conditions as key factors.

Armco Steel Corporation Logan T. Johnston Middletown C. William Verity, Jr Armco Cutenroth D. S. Holstein Middletown Works Armco Steel Corp Johnston Engiava Johnston Dy Armeco Ohio

Six Fires Break Out in Cincinnati Arson Probe

Six apartment and house fires, believed arson, erupted within two hours in Clifton. Dozens evacuated, four fire units and about 200 firefighters responded. three firefighters were lightly burned. One man, an outpatient at a psychiatric clinic, was questioned after being found near the scene. First fire at 1:15 a.m., last near 3:25 a.m.. losses exceed 24000 dollars. Gas lines and meters were damaged at several sites.

Cincinnati Dan Vogel General Hospital Clifton Bert Laganann Lugananni

Cohn Case Before Jury in Perjury Obstruction Trial

The case of Roy M. Cohn and Murray E. Gottesman goes to a U S District Court jury of ten men and two women. Cohn, 37, a former McCarthy aide, is charged with perjury and obstruction of justice. Gottesman, 56, faces the same charges. The jury heard six hours of summations as Atty. Walpin urged the panel to reject defense claims of a government deal with stock swindlers to “get” Cohn.

NEW York Roy M. Cohn Murray E. Gottesman Cohn Joseph R. McCarthy R-Wis Gottesman U.S Gerald Walpin Department of Justice Robert F. Kennedy Kennedy McCarthy Senate Walpin

Woman completes solo world flight leg with operatic in-flight songs

Mrs. Mock Mack, 38, mother of three, nears El Columbus starting point to become first woman to fly solo around the world in a single engine plane. She has logged 20,000 miles across oceans and continents singing arias to relieve loneliness.

Oakland Calif Jereple Mack el Columbus Ohio Honolulu Oak Atlantic Ocean Africa Pacific Mrs. Mack Mrs. Mock Columbus

LBJ Sets Near Term Deadline On Rail Bargaining

President Johnson signaled a shorter deadline for voluntary settlement in the nationwide railroad dispute. He urged a definite yes or no by next Monday after meetings with federal mediators and negotiators for five unions and about 200 railroads. He warned Congress authority could be used if talks fail, as the April 25 strike looms.

Washington Johnson Congress

Demonstrations Hurt Civil Rights Bill Say Senators

Washington AP report: Sen. Humphrey and Sen. Kuchel warn that illegal demonstrations and violence threaten civil rights legislation. They condemn unruly protests that inconvenience others and hurt Congress action on the House backed bill amid Senate debate into its 32nd session. Cotton calls for cloture but seeks corrections. Robertson criticizes an overreach by the attorney general.

Washington Senate Sen Norris Cotton Rn.h Cotton A. Willis Robertson Dva

AT and T Splits Stock Again

New York AP reports American Telephone and Telegraph Co will issue a second share for each share owned on June 22. The 2-for-1 stock split, likely the richest in value, was approved at the 79th annual meeting with about 99.4 percent support. A $1 quarterly dividend was declared payable July 1 to stockholders of record May 28, with October dividends on split shares at 50 cents.

New York American Telephone & Telegraph Co At&t Bronx

Weather outlook with warmer, cloudy skies today

Southerly winds push in warmer but cloudy weather with a high in the mid to upper seventies and a low in the 50s. A few showers may occur today. Yesterday’s high was 61 and the low today was 43.

1000 Jobs Can Have Big Impact in Middletown

The U S Chamber of Commerce argues that 1,000 additional industrial jobs could boost Middletown’s economy significantly. The study suggests ripple effects on local wages, spending, and tax revenue, with broader regional benefits.

Middletown U. S S. Chamber of Commerce

Rescuers Seek Miner Trapped After Deep Star Mine Rockburst

Burke Idaho AP rescuers labored through the night to reach 47 year old miner trapped at 7000 foot level in Idaho's largest zinc mine Star mine. One man died in the accident Reed Peck 41 Wallace Idaho died five hours after the collapse. Barney McCoy remained missing at dawn as crews closed within 12 feet of him.

Burke Idaho Star Barney McCoy Reed Peck Wallace Peck McCoy

France Won't Quit SEATO, Says Rusk

Secretary of State Dean Rusk said France is unlikely to withdraw from SEATO despite not backing the alliance's stance on the anti Communist war in South Vietnam. He noted France has obligations and differences at Manila do not remove its treaty commitments, while France abstained from the SEATO declaration.

France SEATO Rusk Taipei Formosa Dean Rusk Southeast Asia Treaty Organization South Viet Nam Manila South ‘Et Nam Couve de Murville

Cincinnati Boy Dies Under Car s Wheels

Eight year old William Barnes was killed in Cincinnati when his bicycle rode into a car’s path on a Wednesday. Witnesses cleared the driver of blame, noting William darted from between buildings into the vehicle’s path. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Barnes of St Bernard.

Cincinnati William Barnes William Thomas Barnes St. Bernard

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Bellmore, N.Y Charles Gallagher Scientist Siam Jefferson Road Armee Steel Company Ann Landers Cee Dr. Crai Peer Perens Valley By Ronald Bergman LBJ Hubert H. Humphrey D-Minn Thomas H. Kuchel R-Calif AT & T
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