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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1957

Page

5

Johnson Wins EightYear Pike Restaurants Contract

The Ohio Turnpike Commission awarded Howard D. Johnson Co an eight year contract to operate six restaurants at the eastern end of the Ohio Turnpike. The department had run the eateries since August 1 and replaced the Olympic Commissary Co of Chicago after dissatisfaction with service and quality. The Johnson firm submitted the second best bid.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Turnpike Commission Howard D. Johnson Co Commission Olympic Commissary Co Chicago Johnson Company

Something Crooked In Police Election

Columbus police athletic association election results show 356 ballots cast by 295 voters. Chief George W. Scholer announced a new election will be held today.

Columbus Ohio Columbus Police Athletic Assn George W. Scholer

Commission Rejects Higher Bid for Service Operation

The commission decided Ohio Sportservice Inc of Buffalo NY, which bid 16.17 percent, was not as qualified as the Johnson Company to operate the service, despite offering the most lucrative share.

Ohio Sportservice Inc Buffalo, N. Y Johnson Company

Media publisher warns America faces great peril from Soviet missiles

M. Cox Jr., publisher of newspapers in Springfield and Dayton and owner of media in Miami and Atlanta, told the Springfield Rotary Club that Russia could strike SAC with medium range missiles. He argued open negotiations fail and warned of Soviet weapons and Sputnik proofs. He urged calm but forceful information to inform the public.

Springfield Ohio Russia America Strategic Air Command S M. Cox Jr Monnday Cox Dayton Miami Fla Atlanta SAC

Cox Warns on Deterrent Threat and Reducing Costs

Publisher argues the Strategic Air Command remains ready to fight within 15 minutes but faces potential destruction from medium range missiles as governments wobble under Communist pressure. He calls for low cost defense, education reform, better teacher pay, and technical schools to meet Soviet challenge.

Strategic Air Command SAC Cox America

Attorney General Rules Dual Roles In Auglaize County

Ohio Attorney General William Saxbe stated that the position of assistant prosecuting attorney cannot be held concurrently with a veteran's service officer role by the same individual in Auglaize County. He sent the opinion to prosecutor James J. Shaw.

Columbus Ohio William Saxbe James J. Shaw Auglaize County

Lausche urges cutting government waste and duplication

U S Senator Lausche of Ohio told a Chicago conference that missile lag and Sputnik advances show the need to trim federal waste and avoid duplicating state and local functions. He argued defense and foreign aid must expand budget but without harming economic stability and called for implementing Hoover Commission recommendations to save five billion dollars annually.

Chicago Lausche Dohio U.S Citizens Committee For Hoover Lausche Eisenhower Defense Department Department of Defense

Manpower Expert Sees U S Turning Out Scientists

Dallas based manpower specialist John Hillard, assistant director of manpower for the Office of Defense Mobilization, says the nation can train enough scientists and technicians to meet the Soviet challenge. He cites about 200000 able students who do not attend college each year.

Dallas W John Hillard Hilliard Office of Defense Mobilization

Romans Started Tail Docking Custom for Dogs

Ancient Romans began tail docking for dogs claiming the tail held all the animal s evil. The practice reflected a belief that trimming the tail removed bad traits from the pet.

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