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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1960
Page
12
A three stage Cree research rocket launched from Santa Rosa Island lofted a recovery parachute to over 100000 feet and released it at more than 1300 mph. The Air Force said the parachute will slow re entry for space vehicles escape capsules aircraft and drones operating at very high speeds and altitudes.
United States moves from postsummit talks to a hard strategy against Moscow. Secretary Herter and aides plan a strong UN assault on Khrushchev after Paris summit collapse. Washington suspends talks on air transport while warning Khrushchev to stay away from Latin America and Cuba.
A metal cup ejected from a rotary cutter blade pierced the skull of 27 year old Mrs. Thomas Salinas in San Antonio. Her husband Israel said the tractor operated cutter struck the metal cup near their home. No charges were filed against the driver. Mrs. Salinas was the mother of several children.
Baldwin Wallace College plans a $300,000 men’s dormitory for 108 residents on a 17 acre campus expansion purchased recently from the Methodist Children's Home. The project marks the first new building on the expanded campus.
Former Vice President John Nance Garner, 91, said he was pleased that Lyndon B. Johnson accepted the Democratic vice presidential nomination. Garner watched the convention on TV and sent two gallon cans of Uvalde honey to Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Johnson. He had previously endorsed Johnson for president. He served as vice president under Roosevelt during his first two terms.
The United States canceled negotiations for direct Moscow New York air service citing deteriorating relations. Aero Flot head departure delayed as Pan American shown interest. talks to resume only after improvements in ties amid new Soviet protests about Western air and naval actions in international waters.
New York AP The average US male can claim an economic value of 200000 dollars as prospective lifetime income, up from 133000 in 1949. Longevity gains, education, and output growth drive the rise, with education level affecting totals from grade school to college degrees.
In Cincinnati an 11 year old boy named Louis Kilgore died after leaping from the cab of a runaway truck. Patrolman Charles Moniack said the driver may have left the keys in the ignition, starting the vehicle as it zig zagged down an alley. He was crushed against a wall.
Richard Stahley leads Boy Scout Troop 22 in Blue Ball, organizing a paper drive to fund Camp Hook. Volunteers will canvass West Road to new Ohio 122 and the eastern reach of the new freeway, collecting paper all day from 8 am. Residents are asked to place paper on porches or near the road and call GA 2-3304 if missed.
John Raymound Hinton 71 former Barnesville police chief and longtime guard at Ohio Penitentiary died Thursday Funeral services set for Sunday in Barnesville Ohio punishing notes for the Belmont county town and a long service in law enforcement and corrections.
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