Kennedy foreign policy unity masks domestic pullbacks
Congress appears unlikely to approve more than half of Kennedy’s broad domestic and foreign programs. Bipartisan support emerged for a potential lower tariff agreement with Europe and a debt limit increase, while many major proposals may be stalled by congressional wrangling. Republicans criticized the address as unfocused. Democrats urged bolder steps and emphasized goals for shared prosperity.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
State of the Union
Berlin
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Howard Smith
D-Va
House Rules Committee
Emanuel Celier
D-N.y
House
Judiciary Committee
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Lions Hear Wiley Training In JA For Students
Lions Club heard Junior Achievement described as a necessary supplement to schoolwork for high school students. William Wiley called JA a learn-by-doing lab for economic education and noted 15 to 19 year olds gain knowledge by running miniature enterprises. Local business and service groups support JA with advisors, stock sales, and production aid. The 1962 Trade Fair is set for January 29 at the Manchester Motor Inn and February at the Middletown Shopping Center from 5:30 to 9:30.
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Lions Club
William Wiley
Manchester Motor Inn
Wiley
Roberta Hartzog
The
Little Steelers
Jack Lewis
Wrenaco
Middletown
Sertoma Club Sets Date For Pancake Festival
The Sertoma Club finalized plans for its annual Pancake Festival at a board meeting hosted by Don Heffron. The event is set for February 3 at Middletown High School cafeteria, serving from 6 30 a m to 7 p m. Proceeds fund uniforms and equipment for School Patrol members in local public and parochial schools.
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Don Heffron
Middletown High School
Dance Studio Sues Cugat For $1 Million
Los Angeles AP report says Robert Germano sues bandleader Xavier Cugat for one million dollars claiming violation of a 1958 contract that granted Germano rights to use Cugat’s name for a chain of domestic and foreign dance studios.
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Los Angeles
Xavier Cugat
Robert Germano
Cugat
Fire Damages Two Homes. W Combs and Wiggington Affected
Firefighters fought a bed room blaze at Woodrow Combs residence 1915 Hill Ave yesterday causing about 700 dollars in damage with smoke spreading to the second floor. A separate freeze related incident at Fred Wiggington J home 535 Garfield St caused 25 dollars of fire damage from thawed pipes.
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Woodrow Combs
Hill Ave
Fred Wiggington
Garfield St
Wish ing Well puzzle game yields daily fortune
Registered U S Patent Office presents a numerical word puzzle by William J. Miller. Count letters in your first name. If six or more subtract four, else add three to form a key number. Read the message from letters under checked figures across the rectangle to learn your daily fortune.
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William J. Miller
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Vital Statistics Birth Announcements Hit Local Addresses
Mr. and Mrs. McKinley Hymer share a son born Thursday at West Middletown. Franklin parents Mr. and Mrs. Roland Sams announce a son. Levittown Pa couple Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hill welcome a boy born Jan. 6. Grandparents include Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Deger of Riviera Beach Fla. Other names appear as families report births or condolences across Franklin, Middletown, Miamisburg, Lebanon, Trenton, and Rochester Mayo Clinic in out of town notices.
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McKinley Hymer
Jacksonburg
West Middletown
Roland Sams
Second St
Franklin
Charles Hil
Levittown
Clarence F. Deger
Riviiera
Beach
Fla
Middle‘town
Hospitalized Names in The Journal Column
A list from The Hospital records includes many residents such as Eva Pierce First Ave Paul Maior Trenton Emory Hardeman Garfield St Jesse Music Pearl St Denny Stamper Fulton Lane Antonia Mail Charles St Martha Harrison Central Ave Charles Daniel Leslie Lane Charles Cooper Trenton Marvin Woodruff Sumlerville Clarence Johnson Germantown Raymond Bush Sheridan Ave Richard Royster 17th Ave Doc Kindred Jacoby St Manuel Fitzpatrick West Joseph Barker Burton Road Anita DeWit McHenry Md Forrest Morrow Schirm Drive Bert Nichols Germantown Donald Laut Fifth Ave M L Hackney Kenwood Joseph Poteet Warren Rd Gary Disher Glendon Disher Franklin Richard Baker Second Ave DISMISSED Harry Barr West Middletown Roy A Brown Eldora Drive George Carr Franklin.
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Eva Pierce
First Ave
Paul E. Maior
Trenton
Emory S. Hardeman
Garfield St
Jesse Music
Pearl St
Denny Stamper
Fulton Lane
Antonia Mail
Charles, St
William Stoup
Springboro
Martha Harrison
Central Ave
Charles Daniel
Leslie Lane
Charles Cooper
Marvin L. Woodruff
George Woodruff
Sum Lerville
Clarence Johnson
Germantown
Raymond Bush
Sheridan Ave
Richard Royster
17Th Ave
Doc Kindred
Jacoby St
Manuel Fitzpatrick
West Road
Joseph Barker
Burton Road
Anita DeWit
McHenry
Forrest M. Morrow
Schirm Drive
Bert Nichols
Donald F. Laut
Fifth Ave
M. L. Hackney
Kenwood Drive
Joseph Poteet
Warren Road
Gary Disher
Glendon Disher
Franklin
Richard Baker
Second Ave
Linkous Named Best Speaker at Toastmasters Meeting
Don Linkous won top honors at the Toastmasters Club meeting describing a French Turkish bath through the eyes of an American GI. Other talks included Basil Fleming on Two Languages and Clifford Gorski on The Open Hand. New members George Glass and Luther Colliver joined as Earl Brewer presided, with Wilbur Lowe as toastmaster and William Lutz as topic master.
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Don Linkous
Basil Fleming
Clifford Gorski
George Glass
Luther Colliver
Earl Brewer
Wilbur Lowe
William Lutz
Sheriff Indicted in Stabbing of Wife in Ohio
Monroe County Sheriff Homer Antill faces assault with a deadly weapon charges over a December stabbing of his wife. Antill was indicted by the county grand jury and is to be arraigned Tuesday. His wife has been released from the hospital.
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ST Clairsville
Ohio
Monroe County
Homer Antill
Antill
Monroe County Grand Jury
Armco worker dies after completing shift in Middletown plant
Roy Cummins 50 of 1805 Sheffield St. collapsed after finishing work at Armco Steel Fabricating Plant No. 1. He died at 3 p.m. He had returned to work last August after a heart ailment. Surviving include wife Mattie, a daughter Glenna Fugate of Franklin, a son Jack at home, stepchildren, and relatives in Kentucky and Ohio. Funeral services are set for Monday at the Church at Mayfield. Burial in North Cemetery at Monroe.
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Roy Cummins
Sheffield St
Armco Steelcorp
Cumming
Armco
Mr. Cumming
Mt. Vernon
Middletown
Mattie
Glenna Fugate
Franklin
Jack
Doris Johnston
Dorothy Coffey
Ralph McNutt
Emmitt Cummins
Laura Cumming
Berea
Richard
Piner
Emma Coffey
Robert Cummins
Lockland
Charles Cummins
Mayfield
Frank Sowards
North Cemetery
Monroe
Me.Coy - Leffler
John P Hall Sr Former Middletown resident dies at home
John P Hall Sr aged 65 died at 4 pm at his Hillsboro Rt. 7 home. He formerly worked at the old P Lorillard Co plant in Middletown before moving away about 20 years ago. Survived by wife Minnie Lou a daughter Mrs Elmer Whisler of Middletown two sons John Jr and Fenton J both of Middletown and one grandchild. Arrangements are with Gleason Roberts Funeral Home in Mowyrstown.
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John P. Hall Sr
Middletown
Hillsboro
Rt. 7
Hall
P. Lorillard Co
Minnie. Lou
Elmer Whisler
John Jr
Fenton J
Gleason - Roberts Funeral Home
Mowyrstown
Longtime Evansville Woman Dies at Otterbein Home
Mrs Addie M Blevins aged 87 formerly of Evansville Indiana died yesterday at Otterbein Home. Her survivors are nieces and nephews. Services set for 1 p.m. tomorrow at Otterbein Chapel with burial in Otterbein Home Cemetery. Oswald Memorial Home arranging.
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Lebanon
Addie M Blevins
Evansville
Ind
Otterbein
Otterbein Chapel
Otterbein Home
Oswald
Graveside services for Ali C. Packett held in Springboro
Ali C. Packett, 52, a former Springboro grocer, had graveside services today at Springboro Cemetery. Arrangements were by Patterson Funeral Home in Leesburg. He died Monday at his home in Highland near Wil-”
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Springboro
Ali C. Packett
Patterson Funeral Home
Leesbburg
Packett
Highland
Wil
Obituary roundup from several cities reports several deaths
Mrs Ollie Steele Morrow 73 of Blanchester died at a Wilmington rest home. Survived by husband Stanley one daughter Leona Karn Dayton other siblings. Services 2 pm Yale Funeral Home burial Maineville Cemetery. Edward Dean Stanifer two, services 10 am. Nancy Shanks 75 Ludlow Street services 9:30 am Monday Colligan. Richard Ranger 72 Newark electronics inventor died Wednesday. Helen Reilly 73 mystery author died Thursday. Dr Albert Johannsen 90 geologist and meteorologist died Thursday Winter Park. Dr William Daum former moderator New England Synod died Thursday.
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Edward Dean Stanifer
Everett Stanifer
Quincy Drive
Webb
Nancy Shanks
Ludlow St
Colligan
Newark
N.J
Richard H. Ranger
Albuquerque
N.M
Helen Reilly
New York
Paul Reilly
John Kieran
New York Times
Winter Park
Fla
Albert Johannsen
Newburgh
Ind
Wiliam F. Daum
New England Synod
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
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