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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1960

Page

4

Nixon Defends Steel Settlement Informed by Negotiations

Vice President Nixon and Labor Secretary Mitchell describe their role in securing a steel industry settlement. They recount initial offers of 31 cents an hour, union demands, and a final 40 cent package agreed after separate talks and presidential consultation. The accord, reached January 4, avoided broader compulsory arbitration and potential wage and price controls.

Washington Richard M. Nixon Congress Nixon James P. Mitchell Alexander F. Jones Syracuse, N.Y Herald-Journal Jones David J. McDonald United Steel Workers Union Can Aluminum Steel Cairman

Truman Seizes On GOP Neglect At 1966 Campaign Kickoff

Former President Truman blasted the Eisenhower administration for neglecting crucial problems as Democrats gathered in Washington for a big name dinner to launch the 1966 campaign. Gov Meyner and Gov Williams criticized GOP tactics while several possible nominees were named. Truman urged the next president to address space and defense challenges and hinted at potential Democratic contenders without naming them.

Washington Harry S. Truman Democratic Party Eisenhower Richard M. Nixon Robert B. Meyner New Jersey Nixon America Meyner Williams Edmund G. Brown California U.S John F. Kennedy Massachusetts Hubert H. Humphrey Minnesota Stuart Symington Missouri Lyndon B. Johnson Texas Truman

Plane Lands Safely After Gear Trouble

An Eastern Airlines four engine plane landed safely at Greater Pittsburgh Airport after 24 hours of circling with apparent landing gear trouble. There were 27 passengers and 5 crew aboard. Capt. Thomas E. Davis was praised by passengers for the safe landing. The nose wheel reportedly failed to lock though visual checks suggested gears were operating. A crew member confirmed the gear was not locked.

Pittsburgh Eastern Airlines Greater Pittsburgh Alort John Astrow Weirton W.va Davis

Ruth Suckow Dies Protege of Mencken at 67

Clarement California report: Ruth Suckow, 67, novelist and protege of H. L. Mencken, died Saturday at her home after months of failing health.

Claremont Calif Ruth Suckow H. L. Mencken

Legal Wrangle To Mark Finch Trial's 4th Week

Los Angeles AP reports the fourth week opens over whether the preliminary hearing transcript of Dr. R Bernard Finch should be admitted as evidence. Prosecution says Carole Tregoff’s testimony prompted arrest discrepancies. defense claims she was pressured to testify and faces self incrimination. The couple allegedly killed Finch’s wife Barbara Jean to prevent a divorce settlement after a Las Vegas liaison and a confrontation at the Finch estate. Mrs Finch's death followed a struggle during a dispute over divorce matters, with a weapon discharged.

Patrick McNulty Los Angeles Finch R. Bernard Finch Carole Tregoff Barbara Jean Miss Tregoff Las Vegas Nev West Covina Neh

Rickenbacker Receives Credit for 22nd Aerial Victory

Washington AP Captain Eddie Rickenbacker, World War I top air ace, is credited posthumously with his 22nd kill, shot down May 7, 1918 in France. Official action cites postwar confusion and a prisoner witness for the delay. He also has 4 balloons to his tally and chairs Eastern Airlines.

Washington Edward V Eddie Rickenbacker Eastern Airlines

Mayor Signs Police Fire Budget Funds After Delay

In Conneaut Ohio mayor L R Naylor finally signed the 1960 appropriation ordinance after delaying over budget cuts. Police and firemen received regular checks due last Wednesday, payroll held up as the mayor balked at signing the measure passed by council Tuesday.

Conneaut, Ohio L. R. Naylor

Chillicothe Woman Drowns in Paint Creek Discovery

In Chillicothe Ohio a 37 year old woman, Elsie Riley, drowned after falling through thin ice in Paint Creek five miles west of the city. Robert Poole, 25, her companion, said he tried to rescue her but she disappeared under the ice. Deputies described the incident as a drowning.

Chillicothe, Ohio Chillicothe Paint Creek Here Elsie Riley Robert Poole Poole Riley

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