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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1957
Page
9
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Carl J Megel, head of the AFL CIO American Federation of Teachers, assailed President Eisenhower as surrendering to special interests. He urged unionizing teachers to tackle a shortage and pressed for a universal salary scale from 5000 to 10000 in eight years plus tenure laws and pension supplementation with social security.
Gallia County Sheriff Oscar Baird says a 42 year old prisoner, Bell Blankenship, killed Loren Borden and shot Arnold Cooper in a Gallia County Jail cell Saturday. Blankenship grabbed the sheriff’s gun during a transfer and fired as he tried to escape. Cooper, 26, of Porter, was reported in satisfactory condition at Holzer Hospital with a bullet wound near the heart. Borden, 26, of Porter, was killed. both victims were black, Blankenship white.
San Francisco attorney George J. Davis a noted criminal lawyer who defended Caryl Chessman and the late Tom Mooney said he is seriously considering a run for attorney general. Davis, 50, a Democrat, may enter if Edmund G. Brown seeks the Democratic nomination for governor in 1958. He has never held public office but has been an active party worker. Mooney was pardoned in 1939 after four Supreme Court appeals. The Ming dynasty of China fell in the 17th century, giving way to the Manchu.
Bernard M. Baruch, 87, adviser to presidents and famed financier, marks his birthday at a Long Island cottage. He urges an international authority to control atomic resources and end tests, while noting his hope for world peace and his autobiographies.
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