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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1964

Page

3

National Geographic Opens New Headquarters and Explorers Hall

Washington AP describes the National Geographic Society unveiling its new headquarters and Explorers Hall with a globe exhibit. President Johnson attends as the building, designed by Edward Durell Stone, rises near the White House with the rotating 11 foot sphere and various multimedia displays.

Washington National Geographic Society Johnson Museum of Science and Discovery Explorers Hall Society Zinjanthropus National Geographic Edward Durell Stone White House

Fair Managers Back Highway Bond Issue

The Ohio Fair Managers Association endorsed the state's proposed 500 million dollar highway construction bond issue. The proposal won unanimous support at the association's final convention session where all officers were elected led by president Dr. Clyde W. Field of Columbus Grove.

Fair Managers Columbus, Ohio Ohio Fair Managers’ Association Prsident Clyde W. Field Columbus Grove

Alaska Coastline Length Surpasses Continental U.S.

Alaska boasts a coastline of about two thousand miles, longer than the entire contiguous United States coastline, underscoring its vast maritime boundary.

Alaska Continental United States

Goldwater Moves to Nebraska Primary as Hruska Endorses

Washington AP reports Sen. Barry Goldwater will seek Nebraskan support in the Nebraska Republican primary while Sen. Roman L. Hruska says Goldwater is the overwhelming choice there. Hruska notes no other candidates plan to enter Nebraska. Goldwater heads to North Carolina next for events before New Hampshire, with a packed three day schedule. Additional primaries cited include New Hampshire March 10 and Illinois April 14. Rockefeller campaigns in New Hampshire Oregon and California. Nebraska’s 16 votes will be awarded at the GOP convention next July without binding affect from the primary.

Washington Barry Goldwater Nebraska Goldwater Roman L. Hruska Kinston Fayetteville N.C New Hampshire California

Re-Elected Chairman Schrank Names Third Akron U Board Term

Akron Ohio AP reports Harry P. Schrank president of Seiberling Rubber Co. has been named to a third term as chairman of the Akron University Board. He is a 192 graduate of Akron U. and has served on the board since 1946.

Akron, Ohio Harry P. Schrank Seiberling Rubber Co Akron University Board Akron U Schrank

Polonium Smoke Link Researched by Harvard Scientists

Harvard researchers Dr. Edward P. Radford and Dr. Wilma R. Hunt report polonium in cigarette smoke may reach lungs and bronchial tubes. They submitted findings to Surgeon General Dr. Luther L. Terry and call for more study while noting filters may not remove polonium. They suggest growing tobacco with less polonium as a practical solution.

Boston Harvard School of Public Health Edward P. Radford Wilma R. Hunt Luther L. Terry U.S Radford Hunt

Ethiopians Attacked by Somali Bandits Near Border

Ethiopian foreign ministry says 11 armed Somali bandits attacked an Ethiopian police convoy near Mersin Kelkeio, killing 15 police. An army patrol killed 43 bandits and wounded 30, and seized a bandits lorry loaded with supplies. Somali planes allegedly violated Ethiopian air space on January 13 amid ongoing border dispute.

Addis Ababa Ethiopia Foreign Ministry Somalia Mersin Kelkeio Ethipian

Parcel Post Rate Hike Approved by ICC in Washington

The Interstate Commerce Commission approved an average 13.1 percent rise in parcel post rates to address revenue shortfalls. Florida Democrats pledge active support for President Johnson in November, with Rep. Sikes presenting the endorsement at the White House. Senate and House consider smoking hazard bills regulating advertising labeling and public health campaigns. Barry Goldwater questions ICBM reliability, McNamara says no major worry, Stennis orders updated data.

Interstate Commerce Commission Florida President Johnson Johnson White House Robert L. F. Sikes Maurine B. Neuberger D-Ore John Blatnik D-Minn Federal Trade Commission Public Health Service Authority

Hit Skipper Held After 12Hour Police Search

Cleveland police halted a 12 hour manhunt when Buddy Hilderbrand, 25, of the West Side surrendered and admitted driving the car that struck and fatally injured Michael Milton, 64, of Garfield Heights. He was booked on manslaughter charges.

Cleveland Michael Milton Garfield Heights West Side Buddy Hilderbrand Milton Hilderbrand

Desegregation Plan Proposed At Huntsville Schools

Negro attorneys for Huntsville parents filed a desegregation plan in U S District Court proposing to desegregate the first six grades next fall. The plan also calls for grades seven through nine by 1965 and grades 10 through 12 by 1966, with redrawn zones to avoid discrimination.

Birmingham Ala Huntsville U.S. District Court Huntsville Board of Education

Cuban Workers Urged to Maintain Harvest Tools

Cuba warns sugar harvest workers to keep tools and machinery in good condition or face punishment. Havana radio cites threats of sabotage by anti Castro elements as cane haul to mills is hampered by poor roads amid a three million ton sugar crop hoped to sustain the economy.

Miami Fla Havana Carlos Rafael Rodriguez Cuba

Venezuela Police Nab Leaders of Pro Castro Army

Police in Anzoátegui Province say they captured two leaders of the Army of National Liberation, alleging the group pro Castro disrupted regional stability. The arrests were announced in Caracas without details on charges or further captures.

Venezuela Nabs Caracas Army of National Liberation Anzoategui

Gov Love Picketed Over Housing Act Protest

Five members of the Congress of Racial Equality have sat slept and walked near Colorado Governor John Love's office in Denver for about two days demanding the legislature extend the state's Fair Housing Act. Love said he would decide late today as the legislature focuses on appropriations.

Denver Colo Congress of Racial Equality Colorado John Love Love

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