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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1961
Page
8
TORONTO AP South Africa should be denied Commonwealth membership as a republic, the United Church's Board of Evangelism and Social Studies said in a resolution. The board called South Africa's racial segregation un-Christian in the policy evaluation.
Bridges said Eisenhower, invited congressional Republican leaders to visit him this spring at his Gettysburg farm, eager to help build up the party and stay in touch. Nixon and Eisenhower invited to a policy group meeting to discuss issues before Congress. Eisenhower to speak at a June dinner honoring Republican members.
Franklinite J T Riley sentenced a local man to 150 days in Warren County Jail on two assault and battery charges as the heavy docket was cleared. Edwin Nickell of Homestead Drive received 90 days plus $100 costs for an assault on Jan 14 and 60 days plus $100 costs for an additional assault on Feb 18. Nickell and other offenders were charged by Audrey Cole. Bond set for Charles William White at $1,000 after he was bound to the grand jury for a December 7 breaking into Perry's Service Station. Paul Webb fined $100 and six days for DUI. James Creager fined $50 and 10 days. probation for one year. Other defendants fined or sentenced for miscellaneous offenses.
Ohio turns 158 Wednesday as the state marks March 3, 1903 as its birth date by the Legislature. Some historians debate alternative dates from 1802 and 1903, noting various congressional actions and federal recognitions cited by the Ohio Historical Society.
The AFL-CIO urged expanded U S government aid to Cuban refugees. With Cuba 90 miles from the United States more than 30,000 Cubans have fled Castro and more arrivals are expected. The federation called for more hospital care surplus foods and cash assistance and noted cooperation with private agencies.
President Kennedy sends W Averell Harriman, ambassador at large, on a tour of London Paris Bonn and Rome starting Sunday. He will convey greetings discuss broad mutual interests and meet leaders including Macmillan De Gaulle Adenauer and Fanfani with Paris talks to include NATO representatives. Details await State Department announcement.
The Pinkerton National Detective Agency will provide about 1,300 detectives to the 1964 65 New York World's Fair at Flushing Meadows. The contract, signed by Moses, covers two years and an estimated cost of 25 million dollars for protection of the event.
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