Ex-Police Chief Links Stalin to 1952 Czech Purge
Karol Bacilek says Stalin ordered the 1952 Prague show trials against Rudolf Slansky and 10 others and sent Anastas Mikoyan to oversee them. He recounts Mikoyan pressure on Gottwald, Novotny's role, and notes posthumous exoneration of Slansky group. In Bucharest, Ceausescu cites abuses by Stalinist era leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Joseph Stalin
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Karol Bacilek
Communist Party
Rudolf Slansky
Bacilek
Bratislava
Smena
Mikoyan
Stalin
Klement Gottwald
Poland
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Gottwald
Bucharest
Nicolae Ceausescu
Alexandru Draghici
Gheorghe Gheorghiu-Dej
First step toward anti Soviet shield ABM Sentinel
Washington AP The Pentagon science chief acknowledged that the $5 billion ABM plan against Chinese missiles could lay the groundwork for a broader anti Soviet defense. Dr John S Foster told the Senate Armed Services Committee the Sentinel system is a foundation for expanded defense, though current plans target China in the early 1970s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pentagon
U.S
John S. Foster
Defense Research and Engineering
Senate Armed Services Committee
Foster
China
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
United States
Symington
Department of Defense
Earle G. Wheeler
Soviet Union
Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Shartle Adds 8 To 25-Year Club
Eight employees of the Shartle Pandia Division of Black Clawson Co. were added to the 25 year club, named Charles Bell Charles J. Elam Alfred E. Johnson Jeff L. McGee John M. Osso Clyde Peck Russell Stamper and Inza Stone. One hundred twelve members were honored at a club meeting at the Manchester Motor Inn with J Knight Goodman of Knight Goodman Inc. as speaker. C C Landegger and Robert F Vokes reported on company activities and thanked longtime employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shartle Pandia
Black Clawson Co
Charles Bell
Charles J. Elam
Alfred E. Johnson
Jeff L. McGee
John M. Osso
Clyde Peck
Russell Stamper
Inza Stone
Manchester Motor Inn
J. Knight Goodman
Knight Goodman, Inc
C. C. Landegger
Black Clawson
Robert F. Vokes
Shattle Pandia
Singer At Church Merger Conference Featured Trio
David Trout of Middletown a second year student at United Theological Seminary Dayton sang with the Newcomers folk trio during the merger conference of the Methodist and EUB churches in Dallas. The group entertained the conference week. Trout is the son of Mr and Mrs Richard Trout 1007 Lorg Place. His father is classified advertising manager for The Journal. Other trio members are Bill Hanlin Steubenville and Bob Morley Fudoroa Kans.
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David Trout
Middletown
United Theological Seminary
Dayton
Methodist
EUB
Dallas
Trout
Richard Trout
Lorg Place
The
Journal
Bill Hanlin
Steubenville
Bob Morley
Fudoroa
Kans
Navy Medics Awarded 2,500 Purple Hearts
Navy medical corpsmen serving with the Marines in Vietnam have been awarded more than 2,500 Purple Heart medals for death or wounds in action. Navy surgeon general Brown noted 2,562 Purple Hearts and 300 decorations as signs of combat exposure.
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Washington
Navy
Vietnam
Aam
Ropert Db
Brown
Four Teens Injured When Paper Drive Truck Rolls Over
Four teenagers were hurt when a paper drive pickup ran off West Chester Road near Route 42 and rolled onto its side. Driver Martin Van Gordon, 16, from Hamilton, left the center on a curve at 11:30 a.m. The back held Erwin Ross 15 Rebecca Landis 16 and Judy Perkins 15 all of nearby towns. They received treatment at Mercy Hospital Hamilton and were released. Van Gordon declined treatment.
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Martin
van Gordon
Princeton Road
Hamilton
West Chester Road
Rt. 42
Erwin Ross
Basswood Drive
Pisgah
Rebecca Landis
Rialto Road
West Chester
Judy Perkins
McCaulty Road
Mercy
Franklin man charged in cutting incident
William Buddy Thompson of Franklin faces cutting with intent to wound charges after Harmon Shepherd reported a 7:30 p.m. Sunday stabbing during a fight near Forest and Cedar avenues. Shepherd, who flagged a police cruiser at 737 Turner Lane, said he was jumped by two men before being stabbed in the left inner thigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
William
Buddy) Thompson
Harmon Shepherd
Wilson Drive
Thompson
Forest and
Cedar Avenues
Shepherd
Turner Lane
Buddy Thompson
Bankers Speak At Library On Budgets And Wills
Robert Q. Millan and Jack ONeill of First National Bank will speak on budgets savings trusts and wills at the Middletown Public Library during Wednesday's pre school story hour for mothers at 10 a.m. All interested persons are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Q. Millan
Jack O'Neill
First National Bank
Middletown Public Library
Middletown Civil Service Exam Notice and Divorce Alerts
Public notice opens Clerk Typist applications for Middletown City Civil Service with a May 10 1968 filing deadline. Separate notices announce divorces for Linda Brown and Sherri Lynn Sacchi with May 4 1968 response deadlines and court details.
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Middletown Civil Service Commission
City of
Divorce petitions filed in Butler County Ohio notices
William B. Cloud listed as respondent in a divorce petition filed April 1968 in Common Pleas Court case No 15144 by Peggy J. Cloud with service due by May 25 1968. Bonnie Daley residence unknown has March 21 1968 petition by Vernon Daley in case No 15043 for divorce on gross neglect of duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Brown
Joseph T. Kiep
Adela Hoelle
Vincent A. Sisson
Sherri Lynn Sacchi
N. Broad Street
Middletown
Ohio
Douglas Sacchi
Common Pleas Court
Butler County
Vincent A. Sission
William B. Cloud
Alpha Co
F.P
San Francisco
California
Peggy J. Cloud
Crist & Kaup
Bonnie Daley
Vernon Daley
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Antonin Novotny
Got
Twald
Slansky
Security Ministry
Novotny
Secret Police
Slansky Group
Harold Krents
Harvard Law School
Krents
Mt. Vernon
N. Y
Merle Norman
Central
Shartle
Alton B
Ferriell
Preble County
Eaton
A. B. Ferriell
John Cowan
Pacific Command
Pacific
Korea
Cowan
U. S
Pebrakhe
Elaine
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