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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1963

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Brain Fever Cured by Trick Telstar Space Feat

Bell Labs engineers describe a ground aided fix for Telstar as it orbited at 592 to 3501 miles. A notched pulse trick restored a decoder transistor after radiation damage in the Van Allen belt. Two racks tested notched commands and on repeated trials normal command functions fully returned.

New York Earth Telstar Bell Telephone Laboratories Atlantic Europe Knowledge and Intelligence Bell Labs Robert H. Shenman Henry Mann John S. Mayo Eugene F. O'Neill Alton C. Dickieson Walter L. Brown Walter M. Gibson van Allen Belts Andover Maine

Dirksen Presses Hold Line On Funds And Spending

Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen signals GOP push to curb Kennedy era spending including education aid and elderly care financed by Social Security tax increases. He opposes tax cuts without spending cuts and forecasts trouble for foreign aid. Dirksen keeps options open on Foreign Relations Committee roles and notes funds for weekly "Ev and Charlie Show" conferences may be found elsewhere.

Washington Senate Everett M. Dirksen Illinois Congress Kennedy Dirksen House Charles A. Halleck Mike Mansfield Montana Senate Foreign Relations Committee Mansfield Halleck National Republican Finance Committee

Hunters fined for using a ferret in game pursuit

Columbus AP report says two hunters Edward A. Gibb and Thomas Hickey of Wickliffe were fined 850 dollars plus costs after using a ferret to catch possum, quail, and hen pheasants. Wildlife patrolmen arrested them near Chatham in Medina County.

Columbus, Ohio Department of Natural Resources Edward A. Gibbc Thomas Hickey Wickliffe Chatham Medina County

Chuckle: Footwork Advice Sparks Lighthearted Lesson

A lighthearted quip notes that staying grounded is fine but keeping feet moving adds pep to daily life. The playful line underscores practical energy and steady motion as better for progress and mood.

UN TO Continue Katangan Action UN TO Continue Katangan Action

UN officials in Leopoldville pledge to carry on the Katanga operation until the UN force can move freely in the secessionist territory. The talks with Katanga leader Moise Tshombe pose diplomatic tension, as Jadotville’s capture sparks debate over strategy and potential moves on Kolwezi.

Leopoldville, the Congo Ralph Bunche United Nations Katanga U.N Ter Ritory Special Political Affairs New York Congo Moise Tshombe Thant Bunche Leopoldville Tshombe Elisabethville Kolwezi Moise ‘Tshombe U Thant Belgium Britain Jadotville Paul - Henri i Spaak

Nelson Named Ohio Highway Safety Director in Rhodes Cabinet

Nelson of Lebanon, managing editor of the Lebanon Western Star and former Middletown Journal editor, is appointed highway safety director in Gov elect Rhodes cabinet. He will replace J Grant Keys and will focus on promoting safety to the public. Morr of Xenia, a lawyer and farmer, is named Agriculture Department head succeeding Robert Terhune.

Warren C Bud) Nelson Lebanon Ohio Highway Safety James A. Rhodes Nelson Lebanon Western Star Rhodes Warren County Morr Rt. 3 Old Springfield Pike Xenia County Auditors’ Association of Ohio Auditors’ Association

Ohio Democrats snub Young at Columbus get well party

Ohio Senator Stephen M. Young and Senator Frank Lausche were not invited to the Columbus dinner dance intended to raise funds for the Ohio Democratic Party. Young criticized the event’s theme as defeatist and demanded leadership changes, while Lausche recently recovered from illness and declined active involvement for now. New tensions color Ohio Democratic politics ahead of 1964.

Washington Ohio Democratic Party Columbus Stephen M. Young Frank J. Lausche Ohio Democrats Young Lausche Robert S. Kerr D-Okla House Ohio

Hollywood Mourns Powell and Carson in Separate Services

Hollywood honors two beloved figures Dick Powell and Jack Carson after their deaths from cancer within five hours. A large turnout of stars attended Powells service at All Saints Episcopal Church Beverly Hills with former Vice President Nixon among mourners. Powell’s widow June Allyson and their children were present as cremation followed at Forest Lawn. Carson’s service at Wee Kirk o the Heather proceeded to cremation at Forest Lawn with no eulogy per Allysons request and a minister reciting the Ten Commandments.

Hollywood Jack Carson Dick Powell Powell Richard M. Nixon All Saints Episcopal Church Beverly Hills June Allyson Pamela Richard Joan Blondell Forest Lawn Memorial Park Carson Forest Lawn Allyson

Postal Clerk Charged With Contest Fraud

Cincinnati postal inspectors arrested Henry William Meyer 24 on charges of tampering with a postal canceling machine to predate a postmark on an entry for a Gulf Oil Co contest offering 300 gallons of gasoline. Hearing set next Friday before a U.S. commissioner.

Cincinnati

Lily White Religious Clubs Tax Churches Clergymen Say

Two Episcopal clergymen urged taxing churches especially all white congregations that exclude Negroes. They promote biblical tithing and call for end of tax exemptions, arguing ethics of impartiality near Christ. The 65 page report by Rev Carl F. Sayers and Rev Bertram T. White advocates church finance reform.

Detroit Carl F. Sayers

Gambler School Blasted in Hot Springs Night Club

An explosion at the Vapors Club in Hot Springs Arkansas injured 11 and damaged a gambling school for operators. Investigators suspect a fanatic or mentally deranged person. three people remained hospitalized while more than 30 escaped unharmed. The blast occurred in a men’s restroom, creating a 30 foot roof hole. The gambling school trained operators for roulette, dice, and other devices amid a resort city setting. Federal law bars across state lines recruitment for gambling ventures.

Hot Springs, Ark Dane Harris The Park Realty Co., Inc Vapors Club School For

Governors Seek Easier Guard Cuts Agreement

Washington AP reports a governors committee led by Gov. Ernest Vandiver of Georgia met with Secretary of the Army Cyrus Vance to press for concessions on reshaping the National Guard. The plan would breakup four infantry divisions and cut 338 outdated units, while new governors face swift decisions amid transitions in about 19 states.

Mittee Cyrus Vance Ernest Vandiver Georgia

Kennedy Mourned At Kerr Funeral In Oklahoma City

President Kennedy attended the Kerr funeral in Oklahoma City as Sen Robert Kerr 66 died in Washington from a heart attack. Kerr longtime Oklahoma Democrat and Senate leader died Tuesday. Officials including Vice President Johnson, Gov Edmonson, and Treasury Secretary Dillon attended. The service at First Baptist Church drew about 2000 mourners in rain.

Oklahoma City Okla Robert §. Kerr Oklahoma Kennedy Kerr Lyndon B. Johnson J. Howard Edmondson Senate Treasury Douglas Dillon First Baptist Church Washington Rose Hill Mausoleum Adas Tinker Air Force Base Palm Beach Fla

Adenauer Celebrates 87th Birthday With Big Party

Bonn, Germany AP Konrad Adenauer marked his 87th birthday with an all day party as he weighs retirement next fall after 14 years in office. Economics Minister Ludwig Erhard, 65, is seen as the favorite to succeed him while U.S. President Kennedy led the worldwide congratulations.

Bonn Germany Konrad Adenauer West Germany Ludwig Erhard U.S Kennedy Adenauer

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