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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1960

Page

4

Phony Quiz Shows Face New Crime Threat

Rep. John B. Bennett of Michigan plans a bill to criminalize rigging or deceiving the public on radio or television with penalties of two years in prison and a $5000 fine. He also proposes allowing the FCC to suspend licenses for limited periods rather than permanent revocation.

Washington Michigan John B. Bennett Bennett Federal Communications Commission FCC

Teen and woman collide after license visit

In Goshen Indiana Velda Bender 16 and Nona Schrock 63 each obtained a driver's license then drove away and immediately crashed their vehicles.

Goshen Ind Velda Bender Auto License Bureau Nona Schrock

Wonders Of The Universe Fueling Real Science Fiction

The article credits science fiction writers with inspiring scientific advances and notes figures like Arthur C. Clarke and Hugo Gernsback. It traces Verne as an early pioneer and highlights university programs such as MIT's Arcturus IV Project that bridge fiction and practical research.

Arthur Clarke Mount Palonear Observatory Bell Telephone Laboratories Hugo Gernsback Gernsback Jules Verne Earth Moon Moon,” Which Came Out In 1865, and ‘A Journey To the Center of the Earth Verne John E. Arnold Massachusetts Institue of Technology

Bridgett Funeral Services Monday in San Francisco

Capt. George E. Bridgett 97 a World War II merchant fleet leader dies at a rest home. Born in Nottingham he sailed a Liberty ship loaded with TNT and airplane gas to Malta, later serving as fleet master for Standard Oil tankers before retiring in 1935. Funeral services set for Monday in San Francisco.

San Francisco George E. Bridgett Malta Bridgett Standard Oil Co Nottingham

Monaco: tiny principality near Vatican City spans 870 acres

The note states that Monaco is the world's second smallest state after Vatican City and covers about 870 acres, highlighting its compact size and status as a sovereign principality.

Vatican City Monaco

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