Middletown Debaters Place Second at Princeton Tourney
Middletown High School B and C debate teams both took second in a four-division tournament at Princeton High School Cincinnati with 30 schools in attendance. The B team of Walker Letts and Stubbs Davidson posted five wins and one loss, tying Oakwood Chaminade and Fairmont for second. the A team Havemann Weidner Geckler Bigelow also went five and one, tying Oakwood Springfield North. First-place teams were Fairmont A Delaware B Fairmont C and Chamanade D with six wins each.
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Middletown High School
Princeton High School
Cincinnati
Tim Walker
Marcia Letts
Connie Stubbs
Phyllis Davidson
Oakwood
Chamanade
Fairmont
Bill Havemann
Judy Weidner
Keith Geckler
Betty Bigelow
Springfield North
Delaware
Middletown
Ron VanBuskirk
Bob Davison
Don Lennie
Bob Ward
Betty
Congo Issues Dag Hammarskjold Stamps Rise in Leopoldville
In Leopoldville the Congo issued a stamp series honoring the late Dag Hammarskjold secretary general of the United Nations Premier Cyrille Adoula canceled the first covers calling the issue a modest tribute to the man who gave his life restoring peace to our land Hammarskjold died in a plane crash while seeking to end conflict in the Congo
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
Cyrille Adoula
Man's Car Is Castle Court Says
LOS ANGELES AP A man's car is his castle ruled Judge Joseph Marchetti Friday dismissing a drunk driving case against Walter Vandepas 36 of Pacoima The officer said he suspected drunken driving after weaving and hesitating at a light The judge found no probable cause to order him out and cited illegal search and seizure rule as he recalled past rough police conduct Also notes bite midges can pass through window screens making females better biters than males.
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Los Angeles
Castle
Joseph Marchetti
Marchetti
Walter J. Vandepas
Pacoima
Eugene P. Long
Vande
Long
Six Named To Middletown YMCA Board Of Directors
One thousand seven hundred fifty members voted by mail last week naming six new directors for three year terms. Robert Grimes of Grimes Insurance Co joined the board for the first time. reelected members include Jack E Baltzell Armco Steel Corp L J Brown Armco training Howard R Cromwell school superintendent Melvin J Kelso Barnitz Bank and Mrs Vincent Sisson. A second group of six directors at large for one year were chosen: David A Driscoll Sorg Paper Co David Enochs Armco David Darreld Hatton Dr Robert Johnson George E Todd Sears Roebuck & Co Frank Wendt retired Armco supervisor.
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Middletown
Vincent Sisson
Santa Fe, Road
David A. Driscoll
Sorg Paper Co
David Enochs
Armco General
Darreld Hatton
Robert Johnson
George E. Todd
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Frank Wendt
Armco
Radiation Hazards To Space Travel Great Say Scientists
A NASA briefing at Goddard Space Flight Center in Maryland reports that a pound of radioactive material scattered across space poses a danger to crewed missions. The Van Allen belt is a single variable region with a lower boundary around 400 miles and outer edge from 28 000 to 44 000 miles. An adjacent 12 000 mile magnetic turbulence zone lies beyond. Explorer XII, launched August 15, 1962, made 102 orbits through the belt before losing transmission.
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Washington
Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
van Allen
Earth
Atlantic Ocean
James van Allen
Frank B. McDonald
Space Agency
Bulgarian Air Spy Crashes Near Bari Italy
A Bulgarian MG19 jet fighter with high altitude photography gear crashed near Acquaviva south of Bari after reportedly passing over an NATO missile base. The 22 year old pilot was hospitalized in serious condition and the wreckage area was sealed off.
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Bari
Italy
Defense Ministry
Adriatic Sea
Albania
Bulgaria
Yugoslavia
Acquaviva
U.S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Frondizi Names Carlos Coll Benegas Fourth Economics Minister
President Arturo Frondizi of Argentina appoints Carlos Coll Benegas, 55, banker and businessman, as his fourth economics minister since 1958 to take office in Buenos Aires.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Frondizi
Carlos Coll Benegas
Fires damage homes on Roslyn Drive and Gett ysburg
Fire at 3005 Roslyn Dr in Roslyn Drive left interior front gutted and back rooms badly damaged. South Middletown Fire Chief Harold Teaster said the blaze, discovered by neighbor Elmer Hurt, caused about 11000 in damage as 12 firefighters fought the flames. A Get tysburg fire later destroyed a Get tysburg home on U S 40, leaving a family of six homeless. The Wood family and four children were away when the fire started, with firefighters from Eldorado and New Paris unable to save the house. Insurance partially covers the estimated 10000 loss.
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South Middletown
Harold Teaster
Harkas Gabbard Jr
Roslyn Dr
Harveysburg
Gabbard
Woody Holbrook
Elmer Hurt
Teaster
Roslyn
U.S
Eldorado
New Paris
Wood
Eaton
Richmond
Ind
Gettysburg
Joke nets robber 390 bills at Florida service station
In Jacksonville, a man entered a service station, dropped a pistol after stumbling, and fled with 250 dollars after Myrtle Webster, 53, returned the weapon. He also stole 0 from two customers, while Webster remarked she thought it was a joke.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Myrtle F. Webster
Odd and even guided air rockets use different guidance
The odd numbered GARs I III and XII employ radar homing guidance while the even numbered rockets II IV I and V use an infrared guidance system and are commonly called heat seekers.
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Ass't. Cashier
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Chester Conklin
Clarence Hennecke
Glenn Cavender
Pinto Colvig
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Eddie Baker
John Grey
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Eddie Gribbon
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