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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1961
Page
15
A long list of bowlers and scores across men and women divisions, with top games noted. Includes YMCA leagues, industrial and business teams, and a lengthy legal notices section. Also references bid specifications for a Middletown Ohio airport paving project and multiple estate probate notices.
A set of TV listings for tonight across channels 2 3 4 7 9 includes Hawks versus Knicks and Perry Mason. Also legal notices in Middletown Ohio announce estate executrix appointment and drainage project bid proposals with bid details and timelines.
Manhattan coach George Eastment predicts his two mile relay squad will break 7 3 indoors on a fast nine lap track. The Seton Hall era record of 7 33.9 stood 19 years until they clocked 7 32.8, with Holy Cross and Villanova in the race.
USLTA proposes each country may decide on open tournaments and allow participation only for players sanctioned by their national associations. A 90 day policy plan would shape a future international framework while preserving amateur status. Barnes says the plan could gain ILTF approval.
Salt Lake City AP reports a search is under way in northern Utah for a missing light plane piloted by William D. Kelly Jr. of Cumberland Maryland. The Cessna 195 left Salt Lake City around midnight into a snowstorm headed north. Last radio contact placed him four miles west of Brigham City three miles north of the area. Kelly was a quality control manager at Thiokol Brigham City plant previously and attended American Rocket Society sessions in Salt Lake City.
The Associated Press yearend poll ranks Minnesota's 1960 football resurgence as the year's top comeback, edging Floyd Patterson's boxing return. Minnesota received 224 points to Patterson's 185, with 52 writers placing the Gophers first.
Fresno public auction offers a fire station in the right of way of a planned freeway extension. Station sold as is with no engines, moving costs payable by buyer, includes two brass poles for novelty. Case involves Martha E. Cottmeyer estate with executor Alton de Combs of Middletown Ohio named. dates January 4 1961 and probate actions through late January.
West Germany draws American business as 1961 opens with firms expanding operations in Europe. The American Chamber of Commerce in Germany notes US investment and hiring rising, with many firms shifting to Germany to hedge recession at home. officials cite Europe as a major source of capital drain from US.
From 1955 to 1959 Americans directed about 33.6 percent of the $8.3 billion invested in the common market to West Germany where they emphasized development.
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