Middletown Soldier Holds Army's Newest Weapon
Army Pfe Marvin D. Arnold 18 son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Arnold 1722 Middletown and Eaton Rd West Middletown shown with the M 14 rifle introduced to paratroopers of the 101st Airborne Division at Fort Campbell Ky The M 14 replaces several older weapons and fires 7 62 mm ammunition Arnold a radio relay operator in Company B 501st Signal Battalion entered the Army in November 1958 and completed basic training at Fort Knox Ky He attended Middletown High School His wife Judi lives in Clarksville Tenn.
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Army
Pfe
Marvin D. Arnold
Floyd Arnold
Middletown
Eaton Rd
West Middletown
101St Airborne Division
Fort Campbell
STRAC
Strategic Army Command
NATO
Arnold
Judi
Clarksville, Tenn
Dag Hammar skjold to lead UN seminar in Romania
United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold accepted Romania's invitation to organize a U N seminar next year on The Status of Women in Family Law in that country.
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United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
Romania
U.N
Joker Rigs Garbage Can Causes Skunk Scent Incident
In Covina California two city workers John Hunnikutt and Bobby Joe Jennen found a live skunk sealed inside a garbage can. They emptied it into the truck hopper and were sprayed head on. The skunk escaped and the truck was deodorized with pine spray.
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Covina Calif
John Hunnikutt
Bobby Joe Jennen
Retail Men Choose New Officers In Middletown
Harold Warner is elected president of the Retail Merchants Division of the Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce succeeding Ed Cohn. Robert White of Rov A White Co. is named vice president. The 1960 executive committee includes Robert Bender Dudley Inwood Richard Ismourt Merle Leeds Harry Lewis John Mandzak Lawrence Schell L. P. Smith and A L Yingst. Warner and the new slate take office February 18.
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Harold Warner
Middletown
Montgomery Ward & Co
Retail Merchants
Debates Draw 500 At Middletown High School
Five hundred spectators attended the all events debate tournament at Middletown High School sponsored by the National Forensic League. Twenty eight schools from southwestern and central Ontario took part in the final practice before district competition. Middletown A team and B team both placed third, while a third team did not place. Individual winners included Sharon Cowgill first and Larry Schrock second in original oratory. Mrs John Akerman led the event with aides Dave Ballard and Tom Kemp. A. E. Roper welcomed the crowd.
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Middletown High School
National Forensic League
Southwestern
Central Onw
Middletown
Marcia Aronoff
Drew Selvar
Brian Lennie
Judy Geckeler
Don Lennie
Ron van Buskirk
Brian Berman
Bob Ward
Bob Casper
Bob Davison
Terry Lawrence
Bert McClure
Paula Selby
Bonnie Cox
Mardie Crow
Ray Back
Carol Banzhaf
John Akerman
Dave Ballard
Miami
Tom Kemp
A. E. Roper
N.F.L
Dayton Names Harold W. Boyd Technical Officer for Census
Harold W. Boyd of 220 Forrer Blvd Dayton has been appointed technical officer at the Dayton District Office of the Census Bureau covering Butler and Montgomery counties. A retired Sun Oil sales engineer, Boyd is a 1915 graduate of Commerce Regional Planning Committee and will oversee crew leader training and quality control for the 1960 census. He will attend a six day Cincinnati training session and receive briefing from Washington census experts.
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Harold W. Boyd
Forrer Blvd
Dayton
Bureau of the Census
William E. Allen
Butler
Montgomery
Boyd
Sun Oil
Commerce Regional Planning Committee
Allen
Cincinnati
Washington
Woman Bites Off Thumb Of Agent In Tyler
In Tyler Texas Judge Otis Dunagan orders 54 year old Lillie Redd to pay 40 dollars monthly in damages to liquor control agent Ralph Poland for biting off his thumb during a liquor raid last year. Redd was sentenced to three years in prison but the sentence was suspended upon payment of 500 dollars in damages.
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Tyler
Tex
Otis
Dunagan
Lillie Redd
Ralph Poland
Poland
23 Scouters See DiSalle in Ohio Capitol Visit
Twenty three explorer scouts and twenty three scout leaders from across Ohio visited Governor Michael V. DiSalle to mark the Boy Scouts of America 50th anniversary. They presented a golden book and a gold-bound handbook, toured the State House, and then visited Lockbourne AFB for a base tour and aircraft displays.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
Boy Scouts of America
Lockbourne Afb
Bird in Fare Box Stuns Seattle Bus Crew
A Seattle Transit System driver found a sparrow in the fare box and was sent back to the car barn for confirmation. A mechanic released the bird, which flew away. The driver quipped that the bird was heading south as he himself traveled north.
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Seattle
Wash
Dispatch
Chris Thorsen
Henry E. Gresham
Seattle Transit System
Gresham
TV Going Over Great In Norway
In Oslo Norway union chief Konrad Nordah urges the state broadcasting company to drop TV programs for one day a week to bolster attendance at union meetings as Norway has about 7 000 TV sets.
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Oslo
Norway
Konrad Nordah
State Broadcasting Company
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Marvin Arnold
Dag
Baldwin
Howard
Mcalpins
THE
Baldwin Piano CO
Mon
Studebaker
Bird Bums Bus Ride
Fark
England
DR. Triumph
NSU
PRINZ
Germany
Isetta
BNW
Citroen
France
Cony
Triumph
Prinz Sports
Barton Sales & Service
Central Ave
Middletown, Ohio
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