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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1957

Page

7

No New Tax Idea Is Given Support

Cleveland forum results show Gov. C William ONeill's no new taxes stance backed by Senate Republican leader C Stanley Mechem and House Speaker Roger Cloud. Cleveland Democrats Joseph W Bartunek and James J MeGet opposed the outlook.

Cleveland William O'Neill City Club Forum C. Stanley Mechem Ohio Senate General Assembly Roger Cloud House Senate James J. MeGet

Legislature Tax Stand Sparks Bipartisan Debate

Minority leader Bartunek warned new taxes are absolutely necessary to meet state obligations in the biennium. McGettrick urged deficits or spending cuts as alternatives, while Cloud backed Mechem's stance and Mechem asserted there will be no new taxes, despite the governor’s position.

Trick Bartunek McGettrick Cloud Mechem

Murder Trial Date Set in Taxi Driver Slaying

Hillsboro Ohio Robert Lee Curtis 22 of Greenfield goes on trial in Highland County Common Pleas Court March 4 for first degree murder of cab driver Durward E. Perry in a Dec 8 Greenfield robbery. Judge Darrell Hottle accepts hospital sanity finding by Dr Charles Bushong.

Hillsboro Ohio Robert Lee Curtis Greenfield Highland County Common Pleas Court Common Pleas Darrell Hottle Charles Bushong Lima State Hospital Curtis Durward E. Perry

Neuberger criticizes Ike at Democratic luncheon

Oregon Senator Richard J. Neuberger told a Cleveland crowd that the Eisenhower administration preaches liberty yet acts otherwise. He cited the warm welcome for King Saud in Washington while Churchill and Eden were not similarly honored and questioned the White House on Alaska statehood for 225,000 residents.

Cleveland Richard J. Neuberger Democratic Party Eisenhower Washington King Saud Winston Churchill Anthony Eden Great Britain

Longest-serving keeper at Sing Sing retires after 46 years

OSSINING N Y. Thomas Boswell, a prison keeper at Sing Sing for nearly 46 years, retires. He has the longest service record of any employee at the prison, and has watched nearly 60,000 inmates pass through during his tenure.

Ossining N. Y Thomas Boswell Sing Sing Boswell

Roadblocks Set Up For Is Ape Escapes From Base Stockade

Zanesville Ohio police set extensive roadblocks Saturday as three prisoners fled Lockbourne Air Force Base stockade in Columbus. Ronald Campbell 19 Ford City Pa captured as suspicious person. Chester Dixon 23 Van Lear Ky and Ralph Droddy 18 Elyria Ohio pursued. They escaped by unbolting a door panel and climbing a fence.

Zanesville Ohio Lockbourne Air Force Base Stockade Columbus Ronald E. Campbell Ford City Campbell Lockbourne Chester Dixon van Lear Ralph E. Droddy Elyria

Dior New Look Blasted by Hollywood Designers and Stars

Beverly Hills designer Don Lopez and stars Arlene Dahl Esther Williams June Allyson and Terry Moore criticize Christian Dior's spring line. They attack hemline reduction and a tube silhouette, calling it unflattering and unsuitable for women.

Beverly Hills Calif Hollywood Don Lopez Christian Dior Paris Milady Lopez Dior Loper Marilyn Monroe Arlene Dahl Esther Williams June Allyson Terry Moore

Swanky Home Visited By TV Then Burglars

London reports burglars sacked Sir Harold Nicolson's swank apartment after television cameras gave millions of viewers an inside look. Scotland Yard says it may reflect thieves planning a burglary by TV. The 70 year old writer opened his home to cameras two weeks earlier and then left town. a friend found the break in Friday night.

London Sir Harold Nicolson Times Scotland Yard Sir Harold Britain

One Day Old Baby’s Size Prompts Wholesale Wardrobe Change

Karen Justine Sonnenberg weighing 14 pounds 14 ounces at Lutheran Hospital in Cleveland set a hospital record for the era. Her mother Lois Sonnenberg had her father Harold buy clothing in 2-year-old sizes to fit the newborn.

Cleveland W Karen Justine Sonnenberg Lutheran Hospital Lois Sonnenberg Harold

Steel mills hit 1 583 pounds per American in output

U S steel mills now produce 1 583 pounds of steel annually for every person in the nation, highlighting record capacity and national efficiency in steel production amid ongoing industrial activity.

Pittsburgh U.S

Helicopter Crash Kills Three Near Caracas Venezuela

A Venezuelan helicopter crashed in the mountains about 35 miles south of Caracas Friday night killing all three men aboard.

Caracas Venezuela

Polio Drive In Orrville Aids Adults And Students

About 400 adults in Orrville and nearby Wooster received first polio vaccine doses in a drive supporting the March of Dimes. The effort by the Orrville Chamber of Commerce and 11 doctors included deposits from pledging adults and free shots financed by the Community Chest, with school inoculations to begin midweek for high school students and three weeks for elementary pupils.

Wooster Ohio Orrville Maren of Dimes Orrville Chamber of Commerce Dunlap Memorial Orrville Osteopathic Junior Chamber March of Dimes Community Chest State Health Department

Armco's Steelmaking Process Filmed for TV Feature

A CBS crew directed by Ed Scott filmed Armco steelmaking at Middletown Wilks and Ashland Ky for a Edward R Murrow program. The piece contrasts old hand rolling with Armco’s continuous rolling, a 1923 pioneer mill and John B Titus Gary Medal legacy.

Coumbia Broadcasting System Ed Scott Armeo Middletown Wilks Edward St Murrow Armco Ashland John B. Titus American Iron and Steel Institute

Indian Students Rioting Over Kashmir Demonstration

About 20,000 Indian students demonstrated in New Delhi burning effigies of Pakistan Prime Minister H. S. Suhrawardy and denouncing the United States. Police were stoned, and clubs and tear gas scattered the crowd. eleven officers were injured and 30 demonstrators arrested. Similar rallies occurred in Calcutta and Hyderabad.

New Delhi India H. S. Suhrawardy Pakistan United States Kashmir Kocal Hyderabad

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