Red China Not Ready For War Now U S View
U S officials say Red China unlikely to risk a major invasion now after a weekend air battle over Formosa Strait. Nationalists claim sabrejets shot down five of 12 Communist MIGs, Peiping Radio reports one loss. Officials see the clash as isolated, not signaling an invasion of Quemoy Matsu or Formosa.
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Washington
U. S
Quemoy and
Matsu Islands
Formosa
Crossword clues mix a somber puzzle and scattered names
A reader provided a scrambled crossword with across and down clues, including references to feeding, military ranks, months, bodies of water, and various wordplay prompts. The grid items touch on World War I terms, plant life, and classical names, with themes of geography and anatomy interwoven.
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Charles
New Deadline Near For Steel Talks As Talks Stall
New York AP reported negotiators for the United Steelworkers and the 12 largest steel firms faced a deadline of July 14 for a contract extension covering 500000 workers after no progress was announced. The three year pact expired June 30 and a two week truce followed an Eisenhower appeal as talks continued with wage demands and inflation concerns.
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New York
United Steelworkers of America
David J. McDonald
Eisenhower
Long back at capital in bid to reclaim office
Gov Earl K Long returned to Baton Rouge intent on reclaiming the capital for the first time since his rout five weeks earlier as a mental case. His strength waned and he slept during a conference with Dr Charles Watkins who came from New Orleans to evaluate him. He planned a midafternoon press conference if able. Capital sources say he intends to renew the purge of office holders begun June 26 after his release from a mental hospital.
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Baton Rouge
Earl K. Long
Aidts
Charles Watkins
New Orleans
Long
Capital
Appointment of Administrator for Henry C. Lewis Estate
Notice records Elmer Lewis of Middletown Ohio appointed administrator of the Henry C. Lewis estate in Butler County. Creditors must file claims within four months. Dated June 16 1959 Harry F. Walsh Probate Judge. Attorneys HM O Finkelman and Fred Ross of Middletown Ohio. Publication dates June 23 30 and July 7.
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Henry C. Lewis
Elmer Lewis
Middletown
Ohio
Butler County
Tipsy Driver Fined and Jailed for DUI in Middletown
Garnett Carpenter, 30, 116 Glendale St. Franklin, fined 200 dollars and costs, jailed for three days, and given a one year license suspension by Municipal Judge J. T. Lamb after state patrol arrested him south of Middletown for driving under the influence. Edward Benoit, 26, Dayton, fined 25 dollars and 100 dollars for false report, Donald Rich of Richie's Pawn Shop fined 25 dollars, suspended on no further court appearance. Others fined include Eugene Plummer, Mary Gamble, Gladys Jones, Phyllis Fields, and Minnie Brinegar for various infractions. Melvin Shatto DUI charge dismissed. Jeff Miller license charge withdrawn.
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Garnett Carpenter
Glendale St
Franklin
J. T. Lamb
Carpenter
Middletown
Edward Benoit
Jefferson Rd
Benoit
Donald Rich
Dayton
Rich
Richie
Central Ave
Eugene Plummer
Mary Gamble
Moorman Dr
Gladys Jones
Webster St
Phyllis’ Fields
Ottawa St
Minnie
Brinegar
Melvin Shatto
Grand Ave
Jeff Miller
West Middletown
Ohio Ranks Second in Nation for Kitchenware Production
Ohio holds second place in national kitchenware production, with Wisconsin leading. The comparison highlights industrial output in midwestern manufacturing during the period.
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Ohio
Wisconsin
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