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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1962
Page
7
A compact listing of across and down crossword clues with numbers and partial hints including wartime office initials and Greek authors, ship timbers, algebra abbreviations, and a long vertical section ranging from horse food to constellations.
Joan L. Steves 26 of Bethany Ohio among 120 nominees approved by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee for initial diplomatic assignments. She told the committee she may need to work harder than male colleagues but does not expect discrimination. Her first post is with the Bureau of Public Affairs in Washington. she speaks German French and Italian. She previously worked for the Peace Corps and before that as a secretary in Cincinnati.
Third degree work is planned for a meeting of Middletown OOF No 956 tomorrow at 8 p m.
Washington AP reports the U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers faces a closing inquiry as officials say he acted well under the circumstances after being downed in the Soviet Union. He could appear before Congress by Thursday and may talk to the press after a closed House session next week. The CIA governed the inquiry and Judge F E Barrett Prettyman led the board.
A Franklin area workman located the stolen Anthony Wayne school safe in a small stream near 2005 Shaker Road. The safe was taken on Feb 4 and found minus doors. cash of 132 and stamps of 62 were inside but not recovered. Some insurance papers contracts and pupil surveys valued over 5000 were missing.
C. Richard Ross assistant cashier of the Barnitz Bank won first place in the Cincinnati Chapter American Institute of Banking winter public speaking contest. He will represent the area in the district contest in April with Ohio Michigan and Indiana bankers. the district winner advances to the national contest in Atlanta in June. All contestants spoke on The U N Its Origin and Objectives.
An IRS hearing on aging rules prompts industry clash over proof limits. Publicker Industries and Schenley Industries urge no limit, while IRS favors 125 proof to protect flavor. Distillers argue higher barreling boosts output though taste can vary, citing Taft era rulings.
Ohio Attorney General Mark McElroy stated the 20 mile per hour school zone limit takes effect only when children are going to or leaving school or during school recess. The opinion answers a query from Hardin County Prosecutor William H. Conner.
The article notes that at first contact with Europeans roughly 300000 Aboriginal people lived across the Australian continent.
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