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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1965

Page

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Switchboard on Way from Illinois to Aid Richmond

Illinois Bell moves a 10 ton 56 foot switchboard from Antioch toward Richmond Indiana to restore phone service after a $1 million fire crippled the town. The system will supply 28 operators and slash restoration time by four days.

Richmond Ind General Telephone Co Bell General Indiana Ohio Michigan Bell Telephone San Francisco General Cable Co Chicago Illinois Bell Company John C. Meng Antioch

Plan For UN Review Supported By Several Nations

United States backs a British led plan to have a 21 nation working group review UN peacekeeping past present and future. The General Assembly would recess during the review with Thant coordinating consultations with major powers and regional groups to ease financial issues and avert a US Soviet voting clash. If approved the assembly could recess until late April or early May.

United Nations NYAP U.N Thant General Assembly United States Britain Lord Caradon Assembly

Family narrowly escapes fire at Middletown home

Eight members of the Hahn family flee their 2117 Breil Drive residence as flames engulf the carport and spread through five of six rooms. The blaze started in the carport, destroying the family auto and causing $12 000 structure and $3 500 contents losses. Fire crews saved lives and insured the home, now unoccupied, in cold weather conditions.

Middletown William Hahn Jr Breil Drive Ing Family Auto

Philadelphia dock talks resume amid stalled port contract

Negotiators for dock workers and ship owners in Philadelphia restart a marathon 38 hour bargaining session over local issues and crew size. ILA and Philadelphia Trade Association pursue settlements that could influence other ports while strike toll climbs and ships sit idle.

Philadelphia International Longshoremen's Association Philadelphia Trade Association Federal Mediation Service Sal Cossentino

Mrs Kennedy Joins Radziwill on Mexican Vacation

Mrs John F Kennedy arrived in Acapulco to join her sister Princess Lee Radziwill for a two week stay The princess and her husband had traveled from London and will vacation at the home of Mexican architect Fernando Parra Mrs Kennedy flew in from New York to meet them at the Pacific coast resort

Acapulco John F. Kennedy Princess Lee Radziwill Pacific Coast London

Woman killed as towed car veers near Johnstown

Newark Ohio AP report. Mrs Patricia Sue Core 23 a Newark housewife died yesterday when a car being towed by her husband veered into an oncoming auto on Ohio 161 about four miles south of Johnstown.

Newark, Ohio Newark Patricia Sue Core Ohio 161 Johnstown

No. 1 citizen of Texas town charged with bank embezzlement

Butler McClung, 62, former president and sole staffer of Winona State Bank in Winona, Texas, is charged by FBI and FDIC with making false entries totaling about 380 thousand dollars over years. The bank closed. McClung posted bond and was located in Tyler as “Joe Mack” after arraignment. Authorities search for him and state bank examiners join the probe.

Tyler Tex East Texas Butler McClung McClung Federal Deposit Insurance Corp FDIC Winona Tyier Joe Mack Bremer FBI

King seeks more voting laws after Selma jail term

Dr Martin Luther King Jr briefed reporters in Selma after five days in jail and announced plans to meet with President Johnson about constitutional voting rights amendments. He urged wider civil rights legislation as demonstrations continue with arrests across Alabama.

Selma Ala Martin Luther King Jr Johnson Alabama King Atlanta Washington Marion West Alabama Montgomery W. B. Atkins Sr James G. Clark Dallas County Toney James A. Hare Charles C. Diggs Dmich Joseph T. Smitherman Charles Mathias Rmd Ogden R. Reid N Y

U.S. boosts aid to Thailand in anti subversion drive

Washington says it will expand military and economic support to Thailand as police action intensifies against Communist subversion. Ambassador Graham Martin returns for security talks as clandestine broadcasts from Laos, North Vietnam, and South China reveal plans, though officials say Thai Communist capability remains limited.

Washington U S S United States Thailand U.S Graham Martin Laos Viet Nam South China

Laotian Rebels Flee to Udorn Thailand

Deputy Premier Phoumi Nosavan and Police Gen Sino Lamphoutacoul are said to be in Udorn after loyalists crushed the rebellion. They reportedly sought asylum at the Udorn governor’s house, with unclear chances of return to Vientiane.

Vientiane Laos Phoumi Nosavan Sino Lamphoutacoul Udorn Thailand Phoumi

Missing Boy Found After Night Outdoors In 20 Degree Temps

Three year old Robert Dale Simmons was located in a ditch about a half mile from his Due West home after spending the night outside with his dog. He was found by Erskine College students and local authorities, and remained in good condition. His mother, Mary E. Simmons, reported him missing Thursday evening.

Due. West. S.C Robert Dale Simmons Erskine College James Henry Spann Greenwood Steve Hooper Fvffle Beach Erskine Due West Mary E. Simmons

Kosygin Confers In Hanoi

Soviet Premier Kosygin meets North Vietnamese leaders in Hanoi during a four day visit likely to discuss military aid to the war in Saigon. He arrives after talks with China’s Chou En Lai and reports suggest growing Soviet influence in Southeast Asia.

Tokyo Alexei N. Kosygin Hanoi Saigon Kosygin Peking Chou “Nlai North Viet Nam China Southeast Asia Radio Nhan Dan Soviet Union

Today's Chuckle The Best Place For Your Bathroom Scale

A light humor item notes the ideal spot for a bathroom scale is in front of the refrigerator, delivering a playful quip on daily routines and self care.

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