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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 19, 1961

Page

6

Community Organization Meetings Schedule

A dense listing of meetings for Monday and Tuesday across Monroe, Middletown, and Manchester areas. Groups include Industrial Council, Monroe Firemen's Association, Monroe Grange, VEW Post 6405, Middletown Civic Symphony, and Transit Bus at Armory. Clubs, safety committees, Sertoma, fire departments, Alcoholics Anonymous, and various associations set times from noon to evening, with venues such as hotels, schools, libraries, armories, and social halls.

Industrial Council Wanchester Monroe Firemen's Association Monroe Monroe Grange Elmentary Garfield Middletown Civic Symphony Armory Rotary Club Manchester Civiten Club Hotel Safety Council Civic Association Library Sertoma Club South Middletown Amanda Alcoholics Anonymous

Spy Case May Stifle Exchange

London reports fear that disclosure from Britain's spy case could hinder military information exchange with Washington. Officials privately worry about American public opinion and congressional reaction as five defendants face trial. Witnesses described seized nuclear submarine drawings and potential accidental distribution of secret material.

London Britain Washinon Whitehall U. S MacMillan Eisenhower

St Luke Presbyterian Plans New Church Off Carryer Road

A drive to raise 90000 dollars for the St Luke United Presbyterian Church will start this week led by Rev Frank Lane. A kickoff supper is at First Presbyterian Church and campaign Sunday Feb 2. The church will sit on four acres off Carryer Road in east Middletown with a brick unit and annex, seating for 320 in the sanctuary and 90 in a nave, plus classrooms, library and offices. The long range plan calls for a 1000 seat house of worship with a Breiel Boulevard entrance after completion of Breiel Boulevard. The merger of First United Presbyterian and Oakland Presbyterian led to St Luke's current meeting at Wilson School. The minister is Rev Robert E Vander Hart.

St. Luke United Presbyterian Church Ralph Ashton First Presbyterian Church Girard Avenue Baltimore ‘Street Frank Lane United Presbyterian Church Ed Sorrel Fred Rau Walton Court Curryer Road Smit Breiel Boulevard St. Luke's Middletown First United Presbyterian Church Girard Baltimore Oakland Presbyterian Church Woodlawn Avenue Garfield Street Wilson School Robert E. Vander Hart

Father Sues State Showdown Is Ordered On Pay

A Franklin County judge ordered a showdown on relatives pay for care of a son in Columbus State School since 1956. Ward M Miller sues Dr. Robert A. Haines to enjoin the state from collecting care costs, alleging rising rates and debt of 3,133 by 1960. The case, arguing constitutional questions, goes to trial in Common Pleas Court.

Columbus, Ohio Franklin County Common Pleas Dana F.reynolds Robert A. Haines Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction Ward M Miller Columbus Miller Columbus State Common Pleas Court Bureau of Support

Spider Resists Pull Of Fourteen Times Its Weight

A female trap door spider demonstrates remarkable strength by resisting a pull equal to fourteen times her own body weight, showcasing extraordinary gripping capability for an arachnid.

Amendments Declared Valid For Ohio Constitution

Columbus Ohio AP Atty Gen Mark McElroy says two 1958 voter amendments are valid parts of the state constitution One raises appellate court judge slots and the other lifts limits on selling water and sewage services beyond city boundaries The ruling follows questions about clerks failing to meet technical steps to place the proposals on ballots

Columbus Ohio Atty Mark McElroy Senate

Property Tax Returns Due By April 30

Ohio residents and entities must file personal property tax returns with the county auditor by April 30. The filing period began last Wednesday, with penalties from 5 to 50 percent plus 0.5 percent monthly interest. Over 22,000 delinquent taxpayers were found in 1960, due to new taxpayers unfamiliar with the law. Money collected funds local services including schools libraries health police and fire protection.

Columbus Ohio George S .Simpson

New Immunization Idea Aims At Birth Control

In a wide survey of birth control research, scientists critique pills as costly and limited to women, seeking a vaccine-like approach to temporary or permanent sterility. California Institute of Technology researchers test a sperm egg immunity method in animals, while Dr. Albert Tyler explores a male pill that suppresses sperm production with reports of strong interest and potential side effects. The Public Health Service funds the ongoing investigation into sterility causes.

Los Angeles Food and Drug Administration California Institute of Technology Pasadena Albert Tyler Edward Tyler U. S. Public Health Service

Immunization principle drawn from standard medical techniques

The new principle emphasizes preventing disease through immunization methods borrowed from established medical practice. The statement notes immunization as a preventive measure rooted in proven techniques.

Delegates blame Nixon for GOP loss over debates

Washington AP delegates from the 1960 Republican National Convention, 780 of 1331 surveyed by the Indianapolis News, cited Nixon Kennedy TV debates as the chief campaign mistake. They argued Nixon should have avoided the debates, fearing the national audience helped Kennedy. Some praised Nixon as too genteel. one Seattle delegate claimed the loss was a robbery.

Washington GOP Indianapolis News Richard M. Nixon John F. Kennedy Associated Press Nixon Kennedy New York Seattle

Rat Surpasses Longevity Without Water Among Mammals

A laboratory observation shows rats endure longer periods without water than other mammals, highlighting their remarkable dehydration tolerance and distinctive kidney adaptations that conserve water efficiently.

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