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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1963
Page
5
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Two Ohio lawmakers question Congress will pass Kennedy tax cut. Rep Clarence J. Brown notes civil rights fight and spending limits delay action. Rep Thomas L. Ashley agrees tax bill unlikely this year due to House committee isolation and civil rights pressure.
Cleveland AP report notes Steel Magazine predicts 1963 ingot production around 103 million tons, the best since 1957, even as first-half output totals 59.3 million tons and second-half capacity utilization slips to about 77 percent. Prices for No 1 heavy melting scrap fall to $24.23 per ton.
Ottawa AP report says Prime Minister Lester B Pearson returned home Sunday after surgery to remove an obstructed salivary gland on the right neck. An aide says the doctor reports all is well and Pearson feels very well and is in good spirits.
John Richard Russell, once the first lung transplant patient, died in Jackson Mississippi after his cancer worsened. He had undergone a historic left lung transplant 18 days prior, with the donor organ functioning but cancer progression proving fatal.
A Romanian mission arrived in Peking on Sunday to discuss cultural cooperation with China. The relocation comes amid signs of strain in Romania's relations with the Soviet Union as Bucharest proceeds with industrial development independent of Soviet plans.
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