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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1957
Page
1
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Lassie, owned by Mr and Mrs H C Riley, moved from Mayfield to Houston last November. Riley found a letter saying the dog was missing, then returned to Texas. Lassie appeared back in town Saturday after three months and 900 miles but vanished again yesterday. Neighbors fed her during her stay. Dog fanciers believe she may be heading back to Houston.
Ohio Governor C William O Neill asked the Legislature to appropriate 1 705 573 159 for state operations over the next two fiscal years The request covers general revenue and earmarked funds including federal aid and bond money for highways liquor and wildlife The plan notes a projected 6 million surplus after deficiencies and outlines balancing methods amid a GOP dominated Legislature and prior Lausche era totals
A string of three major fires in Cleveland within 12 hours caused heavy damage. Glidden Co plant No 1 on the west side burned with explosions, a family fire on the east side killed a child named William Lee Crittenden and injured five relatives, and Capt. Franks Seafood House on the East Ninth Street pier suffered a roaring blaze with losses over 30000.
Hong Kong reports the British freighter Hydralock sent an SOS off the Red China coast. Owners fear the ship and its crew of four Britons and seven Chinese are lost after the distress call.
John Graves a 17 year old from Louisville argues his car was parked on semiprivate property when police towed it. Police officer Mercer says the car was on semiprivate property and towed it after verifying title and license. Attorneys for the seminary where the car stood provided affidavits supporting the teen’s right to park there. The dispute remains unresolved as city officials plan a survey to determine the exact property line.
Spain undergoes a cabinet shakeup with the government pared down. Monarchist factions retain power while core ministers reshuffle positions and portfolios.
At the United Nations, Abdal Momen Rifai of the 27 nation Asian African group urged immediate sanctions to compel Israel to withdraw from the Gaza Strip and Sharm El Sheikh, criticizing Zionist influence and urging U N action as U S and U N talks stall. The debate followed renewed efforts and a postponed Middle East discussion amid Israeli objections and U S considerations. Prime Minister David Ben Gurion’s government survived a confidence vote as the U N debate continued to hinge on U S stance and possible sanctions.
A major fire in Meriden Connecticut gutted two adjoining buildings in the city center, destroying more than 25 shops a radio station and several apartments. Damage is estimated over one million dollars. Eight people escaped from the apartments while one elderly man was missing hours after the blaze. One four story brick building collapsed leaving a shell and the other three story structure stood as a brick ruin. The blaze burned out after nearly two hours with ammunition reported among the debris.
The United States opens direct talks with Poland on economic aid to ease Moscow’s grip on the Polish economy. Polish officials seek American wheat corn fats oils and coal mining equipment alongside credit. a formal request and possible further talks are seen within three weeks.
Senator Neuberger warns against isolationist attacks on the President's Middle East resolution. He cautions Democrats to avoid demagogic arguments that would derail bipartisan ties with free nations. Morse and O Mahoney resist rapid debate, risking delay as the panel weighs economic and military aid to Middle East allies.
The forecast calls for rain to end tonight with a low near 38 and a high in the low 40s on Wednesday. Middletown records show a Monday high of 7 degrees at 2 p.m. toppling a Feb. 25 record of 69 degrees set in 164. The last night’s low was 52, with rainfall up to 8 a.m. totaling 0.25 inches.
About 600 Communications Workers of America members vote on a Sunday night reached deal with Consolidated Telephone. If approved, terms not released until tomorrow while crews restore service after 226 day strike and more than 609 cable slashings. City declares a state of emergency as police patrol the area.
President Eisenhower and French Premier Guy Mollet discussed the Middle East crisis and arranged a June visit to the United States for President Rene Coty. The leaders spoke about WWII memories and current tensions, with talks focusing on European unity and Western defense amid Algeria troop questions.
A plan to shift some reserves to drills and summer camps rather than active duty training for new National Guard recruits wins backing from a House Armed Services subcommittee. Rep. Overton Brooks says the agreement will go to the full committee next week. The proposal includes six months of active duty for volunteers under 182 if needed to fill ranks.
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