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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1962

Page

9

Things Will Be Humming A June Push From Congress

Democratic leaders eye a June break-through on Kennedy’s agenda including medical care for the elderly higher education trade program and tax revision. Humphrey predicts action in June while Case warns of a possible logjam after Easter as the Senate debates literacy tests and tax reform.

Washington Kennedy Senate Hubert H. Humphrey Minnesota Clif Ford P. Case R-N.j Congress Case New Jersey Humphrey Senate Finance Committee House Finance Committee

Injunction Halts Eaton Withdrawal Effort in Township

Judge John M. Kiracofe granted a temporary restraining order halting Eaton’s attempt to withdraw from Washington Township. Chester King, chairman of the township trustees, filed for a permanent injunction. The petition argues the city acted by resolution instead of ordinance and failed 30 days’ notice, harming township revenue and citing unconstitutionality of state law. The judge will seek a separate judge for future hearings as he is a township resident. The petition was filed February 13.

Faton Eaton Washingtn John M. Kiracofe Chester King Board of Trustees Kiracofe

Disalle to Speak at Cleveland Regional Planning Meeting

Governor Michael V. DiSalle will address the Regional Planning Commission in Cleveland at its Tuesday quarterly session. He is to discuss Ohio planning goals and regional development strategies.

Cleveland Michael V. DiSalle Regional Planning Commission Ohio

Temperance Talks Revived At University Of Kentucky

In Lexington AP says Kentucky law requires 30 minute temperance lectures twice each semester in many schools. The University of Kentucky will comply after an editorial from the Kernel, with Dr Niel Plummer, Harry O. Ritter, and Kernel staff leading lectures across campus and extension centers.

Lexington Kentucky University of Kentucky Dickey Kentucky Kernel University Frank G. Dickey Niel Plummer Journalism Harry O. Ritter Kernel

GOP blasts over steel price labeled nonsense

Democratic National Chairman John M Bailey on Saturday condemned the Republican leadership attack on President Kennedy over the steel price dispute as nonsense. He called the charge a silly partisan exaggeration and said it would backfire on the party.

Washington John M Bailey Kennedy Bailey Republican Party GOP

Bailey Critiques GOP Defense Of Steel Firms In Inflation Fight

Bailey accuses Republican congressional leadership of backing big steel firms and attacking the President as inflation rises. He says they were silent for 19 days, only attacking once the President protected public interests. He rejects comparisons of executive actions to a police state.

Miami Grant For Mental Health Studies Renewed

The National Institute of Mental Health renews a one year grant totaling 810 dollars to support Kathleen Anna O'Brien a Miami psychology senior from Palmyra N Y with a 600 dollar stipend. She will continue a small group behavior study under Dr Nathan Gottfried and Dr James Davis with Linda Lane also involved from Chicago.

Oxford National Institute of Mental Health Kathleen Anna O'Brien Miami Palmyra Nathan Gottfried James Davis Linda Lane Chicago

Letters Bombard Senate On Withholding Plans

Washington AP reports the Senate is flooded with letters opposing the proposed 20 percent withholding on dividends and interest as hearings proceed. Senators note the surge resembles an organized campaign with many letters from depositors routed through banks or savings and loan associations.

Senate Washington Capitol Paul H. Douglas D-Jil Harrison A. Williams Jr D-N.j Savings and Loan Association Financial Institution

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