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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1962

Page

7

Labor Talks Stall In Steel Contract Negotiations

Labor union sources say steel contract talks in Pittsburgh have not progressed and terms are not yet set. With a March 1 target fading, AFL CIO leaders warn of rising unemployment and push for higher wages, tax cuts, and more public works.

Bal Harbour Fla Pittsburgh Aflcio Executive Council Kennedy Wbeigl Afl-Cio Council George Meany Afl-Cio Presi

12 Cent Package Hike Predicted by Magazine

Cleveland AP reports Steel Magazine predicts a two or three year contract between steel companies and United Steelworkers. Wages to rise 4 to 5 cents hourly with fringe benefits. Plans include plant labor pools, seniority area preference, and regional transfers to aid job security and retirements. Inventory pressures push bargaining pace. production fell slightly last week to about 2,435,000 tons.

Cleveland (Ap Steel Industry United Steelworkers Steel Magazine Ballance the Trade Journal Seel Tgo

Murrow backs Kennedy aid to peace broadcast

Washington AP Edward R Murrow, director of USIA, says there would be no harm if Mrs John F Kennedy broadcast a peace appeal to the Soviet Union to match Mrs Khrushchev s US address He called Mrs Kennedy a national asset in communications and noted a women s peace group urged a similar appeal after Khrushchev s wife spoke to Americans.

Washington Edward R. Murrow U.S. Information Agency John F. Kennedy Soviet Union Nikita Khrushchev United States Murrow Khrushchev Kennedy

Driver Held After Wild Police Chase

FBI agents planned to question Max White of Chauncey West Virginia about events leading to his arrest after a wild chase through New Richmond. Patrolman Robert Riley said he fired at the car before it veered into a coal yard, hitting pillars. A juvenile and two soldiers were in the stolen Chicago car.

Batavia, Ohio FBI Max White Chauncey W. Va White New Richmond Robert Riley Chicago

Uncle John Finds Youth in Bronx Foster Home

John Olsen, 78, living with the Maxfields in the Bronx, says the foster home life is his fountain of youth. After a hip injury and small Social Security, he is treated as family, with two foster children throwing him a birthday party and the family supported by subsidies and city aid.

John New York John Olsen Olsen Ernest Maxfield Bronx Uncle John Rom Catholic Charities Family Service Department New York Herald Maxfield David Tommy Maxfields City Wefare Department Vank

Meetings and club schedules list in Middletown area

Community notices show a dense list of meetings and times across numerous organizations. Events include Post 6405 at Garfield, Trans. Bn at Armory, American Legion Executive Committee, Civitan Rotary Sertoma and Fire associations, and local youth and civic groups with varying start times from noon to 8:30 pm in locations around Middletown and surrounding venues.

Garfield Armory American Legion Legion Home Civitan Club Manchester Rotary Club Manchester Safety Council Civic Association Lbrary Sertoma Club

NYC soot total tops 524 million pounds in past year

New York City recorded more than 524 million pounds of soot in the last year, according to the Department of Air Pollution Control. Department Commissioner Arthur J. Benline cited a monthly average of 6.4 tons per month for the city’s 319.64 square miles.

New York D AP New York City Department of Air Pollution Control Department Arthur J. Benline Niles

Industrialist Frank Tait Dies At 88

Dayton industrialist Frank Morrison Tait 88 died Sunday of a cerebral hemorrhage. He served as honorary chairman and director emeritus of Dayton Power and Light Co and led the Tait Manufacturing Co. He chaired U S Pipe and Foundry and founded the Frank M. Tait Foundation. Funeral Tuesday at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Burial in Catasauqua, Pa., birthplace. Survived by wife Margaret.

Dayton Ohio Frank Morrison Tat Tait Dayton Power and Light Co Tait Manufacturing Co U.S. Pipe and Foundry Co Birmingham Ala Tai

Butler County Legion Council Boosts Post Membership

The Butler County Council of the American Legion reports six posts now active. County Commander Robert McCabe announced Havelock Nelson Post 681 moved from Cincinnati to West Chester, joining Posts 138 and 520 in Hamilton, 150 in Oxford, 218 and 231 in Middletown.

Buller Couty Council of the American Legion Middletown Robert McCabe Havelock Nelson Cincinnati West Chester Butler County Hamilton Oxford

State Must Help Shift In Automation McElroy

Ohio Atty General Mark McElroy urged joint action by state, federal, labor and industry to ease automation transitions for workers and the economy. He warned unemployment costs rise, urged training and temp jobs to offset displacements, and cited that about 26,000 of 260,000 industrial workers in Cuyahoga County could lose work annually for the next decade.

McElroy Cleveland Ohio Mark McElroy Cuyahoga County

Enlistment Interest Surges as Women Seek Marines

Niagara Falls reports a spike in Marine enlistment inquiries since Lt. Col. John H. Gilera Jr. orbited Earth, with most callers being women eager to join the Women Marines at the local recruiting office.

Niagara Pails AP —l John H. Gilera Jr Earth Orbit

Frozen Oceans Form A Ball About 850 Miles Wide

If all ocean water froze into a single solid ball it would measure roughly 850 miles across. The estimate reflects the total volume of Earth’s oceans condensed into a single sphere.

False Teeth Powder Promises Firm, Comfortable Wear

A dental powder claim offers secure denture wear with no taste or nausea. It markets as alkaline to prevent odor and slipping, promising firmer plates and easier speaking and laughing. Available at drug counters nationwide.

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