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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1964
Page
6
Paris sources say Charles de Gaulle gained Peking's backing for a two China policy and urged Chiang Kai-shek to maintain ties with France after recognizing Red China. A Taipei envoy stressed Paris wants intact Formosa relations. Chiang's reply remains unrecorded.
In Xenia Ohio police say Edward Davis 32 of Dayton is a major narcotics pusher in Greene and Mont-gomery counties. He was arrested Saturday after six weeks of surveillance and found with 47 marijuana cigarettes. Davis is held in Xenia City Jail and bound over to the Grand Jury on possession of narcotics charges.
Ohio hospital leaders warned ERs are overwhelmed calling for ambulatory centers. Vernon Seifert of Fairview Park Hospital cited dramatic case increases from 1942 to 1955 and urged investing half a dollar of every dollar into capital improvements over five years to ease the load.
Col John H Glenn Jr faces a Democratic split and Republican challenge as he runs for the Ohio Senate in the May 5 primary. Veteran Sen Stephen A Young and Rep Robert Taft Jr loom as rivals while Glenn’s space fame and Ohio residency questions color the race.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk arrives in Tokyo with an 18 member delegation for the third U S Japan conference on trade and economic affairs. Talks, opening Monday, focus on Far East repercussions of France recognizing Red China and on U S Japanese positions toward the Soviet Union and Formosa relations.
The Inter-American Peace Committee mediation on the U S Panama Canal dispute hit a snag as Panama pressed for a specific agreement to negotiate new conventions. The United States refused to promise a new treaty while offering to discuss outstanding issues. A new meeting between U S and Panama negotiators was set for Sunday after earlier signs of progress.
CINCINNATI AP Funeral services set for Glen E Ewins husband of radio television singer Bonnie Lou in Danvers Ill He was 43 and a car salesman who died after pulling in front of a teenage driver in Indian Hill The teen Clifford Stubbers 16 and passengers escaped serious injuries Ewins died early Saturday at Our Lady of Mercy hospital from skull and chest injuries
Washington officials say the United States aims to cushion France's shift and keep policy steady in the Far East. Secretary Rusk will tell Japanese and South Korean leaders in Seoul that Washington intends to uphold the line toward Peking. Paris signals a two China policy while De Gaulle asks Chiang Kai-shek to maintain relations with France. The U S also urges Nationalist China not to sever Paris ties.
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