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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1960
Page
13
The list presents numbered clue prompts and partial answers across categories including geography language and sport. It reads like a cryptic crossword style puzzle with items such as Tunisian seaport and river in Africa and references to poetry and architecture terms.
Stockholm AP reports Maj. Gen. Carl Carlsson von Horn, a neutral, politics-avoiding officer, will head U N military forces in the Congo after decades of service. Known for sticking to his military task, he previously mediated Middle East frontier tensions and assisted in freeing imprisoned Jews with Count Bernadotte.
A barracuda bit skindiver Bob Allen 200 yards off Pompano Beach, slashing his leg and wrist in two passes. Allen, 34, received 30 stitches at a hospital and later described the bite as “like being cut by a razor.” Local experts say it was the first known unprovoked barracuda attack on a diver.
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell Jr. of New York said he will back Sen. John F. Kennedy in the presidential campaign but has not determined his level of enthusiasm. Powell, a Negro leader, has criticized Kennedy's civil rights stance and backed Sen. Stuart Symington on the first ballot at the convention. He previously bolted the Democratic Party in 1956 to support Eisenhower, citing the Republican civil rights record.
AP report on Senator John F Kennedy accepting the Democratic nomination in Los Angeles with a high energy rally at the Coliseum. The piece notes Kennedy shaping his campaign machinery and references family members attending events and distant plans for the Kennedy circle during the convention.
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