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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1959

Page

6

No More Fights in Ciney Warned by City Officials

Cincinnati Teamsters under court peace were warned by Mayor Donald D. Clancy and City Manager C. A. Harrell to avoid trouble after a fist fight that caused 12 arrests at Local 100. The meeting approved minutes of an executive board session halted by the disturbance. Robert Morris, a rebel member, seeks the mayor’s side. Twelve members faced trespassing and disturbing the peace charges, with some later charged with assault and battery.

Donald D. Clancy C. A. Harrell Local 100 Robert Morris

Anchorage businessman orders peaches from Spartanburg grower

A. D. Cudd of Anchorage, Alaska, called Paul Black in Spartanburg to ship a bushel of home grown peaches. The fruit was sent by air express within hours and the shipping charges totaled 69.88 dollars.

Spartanburg S.C A. D. Cudd Anchorage Alaska Paul Black Air Express

Graham Would Take Nikita To Church

Billy Graham suggests Eisenhower should take Khrushchev to church during his U S visit to display American religion. He says Khrushchev cares little for military displays and gadgets and that Nixon's Russia trip could be a turning point in the Cold War.

Montreat N.C Billy Graham Nikita Khrushchev Graham Eisenhower Khrushchev

Dogs tied to tracks in fatal railroad cruelty case

In Van Wert Ohio two boys tied dogs to railroad tracks and waited for a train. Danny Clem fourteen admitted in juvenile court he watched the train run over and kill the dogs behind boxcars. Judge Cathryn Harrington sentenced him to seven years in the Boys Industrial School with a maximum release after serving time not before. The older boy's case is in Paulding County court. The incident occurred July 21 near the Indiana line.

van Wert Ohio Danny Clem Danny Dixon Cathryn Harrington Boys Industrial School Paulding County Indiana State Line

Bermuda Abolishes Inheritance and Income Taxes

Bermuda maintains no inheritance tax and no income tax, highlighting its tax regime as a key financial feature. This standing affects residents and potential migrants seeking favorable fiscal conditions.

Bermuda

Questions Attract Attention At U S Exhibition

The RAMAC computer at the U S Exhibition answers 4000 queries with 9596 questions asked in ten days. Top questions include cost of American cigarettes the American dream and Louis Armstrongs age. The list shows 1957 incomes and details on clothing and Lynching data from Tuskegee Institute.

Moscow U.S RAMAC

Too Many Tarzans film sued over contract breach

Sol Lesser Productions files a 1.925 million breach of contract suit against Loew's Theaters. MSG, Loew's subsidiary, held exclusive distribution rights to two Tarzan pictures starring Gordon Scott, but plans to release a third with another star, allegedly in violation of the agreement.

Los Angeles Sol Lesser Productions Loew's Theaters, Inc MSG Loew Gordon Scott

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