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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1957
Page
7
A fragmentary crossword puzzle clue list lists entries such as Gaelic names and river notes with scattered numbers and hints. It includes references to French psychologists and actors like Ladd, with terms for places, notes, and actions, all jumbled in a partial page.
Ohio tax receipts decline again as unions navigate mergers between the AFL and CIO. The national merger, effective Dec 8 1955, leaves state groups with about 500000 members each and ongoing talks on jurisdictional disputes in rebuilding trades. George Meany faces pressure to settle conflicts ahead of an AFL-CIO Executive Council meeting in Chicago.
The Federal Reserve Board orders a further half per cent rise in the discount rate to 3 percent, effective today in Chicago Kansas City Philadelphia and Minneapolis. It marks the highest level in 23 years and is expected to spread to the remaining reserve banks with some lag. A spokesman cites restraining credit expansion amid the holiday season and school openings.
A brief note describes how European countries celebrate weddings with unique rituals and family gatherings. It highlights long standing customs, foods, attire, and dances that reflect regional heritage and community involvement.
Pvt. Ronald E. Fassett of Ulster Pennsylvania was found not guilty of negligent homicide in the July 6 shooting of a 3 year old Korean boy in Inchon. He was fined two thirds of his pay for three months for careless discharge of his carbine while guarding a pipeline.
Dr. Ernest O. Melby professor of education at Michigan State University will deliver the address at Bowling Green State University summer commencement August 29 and will receive an honorary Doctor of Laws degree.
Washington officials seek to identify the brain behind Soviet policy amid disarmament talks. Khrushchev is cited as a candidate but travel and other duties limit his influence. Zhukov, the defense minister, is noted for power but not seen as a constant foreign affairs focus.
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