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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1962

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Kennedy and Thant Meet in New York Luncheon

President Kennedy meets Acting U.N. Secretary General U Thant at the Waldorf Astoria for a briefing on Congo West New Guinea and world economic development. Stevenson hosts as U.S. signals support for the United Nations amid Congo funding questions.

New York Kennedy U Thant U.S United Nations Dag Hammarskjold Waldorf Astoria Adlai E. Stevenson Thant Congo West New Guinea Stevenson Hammarskjold U.N Congress

Detroit Couple Welcomes Tenth Daughter in Row

Detroit AP report notes Millard Hurlbury, 42, and Rosalie, 39, celebrate the birth of their tenth daughter. The parents comment on the rarity of a son in their family as reporters note the unusual gender streak.

Detroit Millard Hurlbury Rosalie

Congo troops rumored for Stanleyville clash with U.N.

Aerial reports stir speculation that Congolese troops blamed for the Kongolo massacre of 19 white missionaries and unknown civilians are moving toward Stanleyville to confront U.N. and central government forces. U.N. and authorities promise aid in pursuing rampaging troops while Congoese loyal to Gizenga are described as near Kindu and Stanleyville.

Wille the Congo Kongolo Stanleyville U.N Katanga Lualaba Kivu Kindu Lulaba Antoine Gizenga Gizenga Oriental Province Leopoldville Msgr Gustave J. Bouve Lubunda Sola Makotano Adoula Moise Tshombe Kisele Tshombe

Snow shovel found a home at Florida Georgia welcome station

Melvin J. Slacks, a former Chicago resident now in Florida, turned his well worn snow shovel over to the state for display at a welcome station on the Florida Georgia line. He said the implement would remind visitors that snow tools are unknown in Florida and that backbreakers may return for Northerners returning home Atlantic way.

Tallahassee Fla Chicago Florida Melvin J. Slacks

Huge Storm Moves East

A massive snow storm moved across the Midwest toward the Ohio River Valley and the southeast. It dumped record snow in eastern Kansas and western Missouri, caused five deaths, and triggered school closings across the Kansas-Missouri snow belt. Wichita reported 15 inches, Kansas City 21 inches total, with 30 inches this month. The storm contributed to a fatal two car crash near Great Bend and left several injured. Cold air followed, bringing sub-zero temps to many northern areas and heavy precipitation elsewhere.

Midwest Ohio River Valley Kansas Missouri Oklahoma Texsa Arkansas Kansas-Missouri Wichita Kansas City Cottonwood Falls Bozeman Drummond Mont Clarksville Tenn Midstate Georgia

Rusk Seeks Strong Inter American Unity Over Cuba

Secretary of State Dean Rusk aims to win broad Inter American support at a Punta del Este conference for condemning Cuba as a base for Sino Soviet influence. He seeks sanctions if Fidel Castro fails to sever ties with the Soviet Union and Red China, with a 60 day auto sanction trigger if Cuba remains tied.

John M. Hightower Washington Dean Rusk Cuba Western Hemisphere Fidel Castro Soviet Union Red China Rush Punta del Este Uruguay Rusk United States Castro U.S Organization of American States

Snow expected in Middletown with several inches forecast

Snow laces Middletown with 4 to 6 inches in the next 24 hours as cold Canadian air settles in. Tonight's low around 16, highs near 28 over the next five days with average temperatures about 12 degrees below normal. Snow flurries likely throughout, with yesterday's official high at 2% by 3 p.m and the overnight low at 2 by 8 a.m.

Middletown

The Pressure of Public Opinion Chuckle

A humorous line compares public opinion to air pressure, noting it is unseen yet exerts 16 pounds per square inch of force. It uses a science analogy to underscore the weight of public sentiment.

Dominican Republic Restores Civilian Rule After Coup

In Santo Domingo a swift countercoup ousted Gen Pedro Rodriguez Echavarria and restored civilian government. Ra’ael Bonnelly was sworn in as president amid jubilant crowds as the State Council reinstated control, dismissing Balaguer and naming Donald Read to the council seat. Rodriguez Echavarria was jailed, while Rodriguez Mendez became armed forces chief.

Santo Domingo Dominican Republic Pedro Rodriguez Echavarria Ra‘ael Bonnelly Rodriguez Echa Donald Read Balaguer Radio Caribe Rodriguez Echavarria National Palace Bonnelly Council Air Force Trujillos State Council Andres Rodriguez Mendez Rodriguez Schavarria Radio Caribe Rodriguez Mendez Barahona Revolutionary National Unity Rodriguez 'Echavarria

US Girds Dominican Return To Democracy Gains

Washington signaled broad support for the Dominican Republic's post‑junta shift as Rafael Bonnelly, named president and head of a seven‑man council, moves to restore democracy. U.S. officials praised moderate leaders while planning renewed aid and trade after a brief Echavarria coup, with Secretary Rusk urging restoration of power to moderates.

Washington Dominican Republic U.S Rafael Bonnelly Republic National Civic Union Bonnelly Rafael Trujillo Rodriguez Echavarria Santo Domingo Echavarria Bonnelly Group Caribbean Dean Rusk United States

Cape Canaveral Moon Rocket Postponed To At Least A Month

Bulletin from Cape Canaveral reports the United States moon mission launch postponed from next Monday to at least a month due to technical troubles with the Atlas booster rocket.

United States Atlas

Birds Give Methodists Bad Name at Pigeon Shoot

Collierville Tennessee AP report says Rev. Frank L. McRae explains a pigeon shoot at Collierville Methodist Church. He notes pigeons pecking stained glass during worship and a flurry of feathers at exit, and townspeople saying the church is “for the birds.”

Collierville, Tenn Frank L. McRae Collierville Methodist Church

Condemned Slayer Granted Stay By Ohio Supreme Court

Chief Justice Weygandt granted an indefinite stay to 24 year old Lawson E. Schaber of Toledo to allow his lawyers to seek a U S Supreme Court appeal. Schaber was to be executed for the Feb 18 1960 murder of taxi driver Velma Byers during a Toledo robbery. The Schabers had urged Gov DiSalle to spare him and asked the high court for time to appeal.

Columbus, Ohio Carl V. Weygandt Ohio Supreme Court Toledo United States Supreme Court Lawson E. Schaber Ohio Velma Byers Lawson Schaber Michael V. DiSalle Stephen Fazekas

Cleveland Bus Driver Wounded in City Robberies

Masked gunmen wounded CTS driver John Rudd and fired at another driver James Smith during robberies Thursday night and early today. A 20-year-old East Side man was arrested for questioning as the spree spanned three CTS drivers and a supermarket with passengers also robbed.

Cleveland East Side John Rudd Lakewood Cleveland Transit System Lakeview Road NE Parklawn Avenue Rudd CTS East 105Th Street Earle Avenue James Smith Smith Mark G. Davis Lakeview Loop

Deputy Sheriff Shot in Palm Beach Gambling Probe

Palm Beach County deputy M. E Barnett, 36, was shot in the upper arm while driving to meet an informant on a gambling probe. Governor Bryant sent top investigators to the area and pledged a full investigation. Barnett has a flesh wound but was reported in fair condition. Authorities believe the shooting relates to rampant local gambling activity.

West Palm Beach, Fla Palm Beach County M. E Barnett Peter A. B Widener Barnett

Knuckle Crackers and Pencil Chewers in Office Sex Talk

New York AP report mocks gender bias in business cultures as Kelly Girl Service advises praising women workers and contradicts stereotypes. It cites issues like pencil chewing, noise, and dictating surges in output, recommending quieter offices and efficiency measures while suggesting segregation based on chatter.

John T. Cuniff New York Tilly Kelly Girl Service Kelly

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