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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1960
Page
16
The Ohio Board of Liquor Control refused to make permanent two emergency regulations sought by the Liquor Department. Frederic Rose urged reconsideration, detailing proposals to burden appealers and bar transfers for certain criminal records and false statements, with local law enforcement input.
Garden City New York AP reports Rear Adm. William Raborn Jr. says America will field 45 submarines each with 16 nuclear missiles. Two subs are expected ready by autumn and the missile sub is described as cheap to produce easy to hide and the most powerful weapon devised by man.
In New Orleans AP report Jimmie H. Davis a singer who loves fishing won a land slide victory for Louisiana governor defeating Francis Grevemberg and Kent Courtney as precincts counted Davis led with 398,961 votes to Grevemberg's 83,975 and Courtney's 12,343. Davis plans rest and catfish to celebrate and will return to Shreveport.
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