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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1963
Page
3
Hartford based federal complaint charges James F. Burns a 36 year old unemployed kitchen worker with threatening to pull an Oswald. He allegedly told a VA official on December 17 that if his claim failed he would go to Washington and get satisfaction one way or another. Burns was arrested on a federal warrant and says he cannot recall making the threat.
Dr. James F. Reagan vice president for missiles at North American Aviation Columbus division sues Richardson Merrell Inc of Cleveland in US District Court seeking 750000 dollars claiming an anti cholesterol drug caused cataracts in both eyes and other injuries.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk voiced modest optimism for 1964 as a sober pursuit of peaceful solutions to East West disputes. He cited Cuba Berlin Cuba and South Vietnam as ongoing flashpoints and noted no early US Soviet summit while Geneva disarmament talks resume January 21.
German officials in both halves of the divided city signaled willingness to discuss extending the January five deadline for West Berliners visiting behind the wall. Officials cited thousands of permits issued and ongoing hopes for further easing while noting risks from border guards.
An Ohio Air National Guard pilot could not drop a 25 pound non explosive practice bomb during a training flight from Camp Atterbury to Lockbourne. The blastless bomb likely landed in an open field between Wilmington and New Burlington after a faulty rack caused it to fall along a pre determined hot stores route.
The 68th annual convention in Cincinnati closes with John C. Frakes of Cleveland named president. Frakes, supervisor of business education in Cleveland Public Schools, succeeds Dr. Robert P. Bell, dean at Ball State Teachers College.
A German scientist notes the tsetse fly as an African species carrying the sleeping sickness germ. The discovery highlights how the pest transmits disease to humans and livestock across sub-Saharan regions.
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