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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1960

Page

8

Court battle over dog clubs and copyright style acts

In Hall COOPER LONDOY AP reports a High Court hearing where the National Canine Defense League sues former secretary Newland H Johns over a World Dog Defense League. The judge considers injunction requests as Johns defends his canine welfare group with titles like Quoddle's Club while observers note humorous exchanges about dog promotions and honorary titles. The NCDL argues Johns copied its concepts. Johns argues equal rights to organize. The court denies the injunction.

Friends of Man N.C.D.L Johns P.S N.c.0.l

Fifteen Years After First Atomic Bomb Here

Los Alamos notes mark the 15th anniversary of the Trinity test. Dr Joseph McKibben, a physicist on the arming party, recalls setting off the device near zero point 10 000 yards from the tower. He describes the immense flash and his fatigue, then returning to Los Alamos and never visiting the site again.

Los Alamos N. M New Mexico Joseph ‘Joe’ McKibben McKibben Gered

Tokyo Police Guard Leaders After Prime Minister Stabbing

Tokyo police ordered extra protection for top government leaders after the stabbing of retiring Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi by an elderly extreme rightist. Officers were worried about safety for the incoming leader Hayato Ikeda and several leftwing Parliament figures. Kishi and his cabinet resigned Friday and he remained in hospital, expected to recover over two weeks.

Tokyo Nobusuke Kishi Hayato Ikeda Kishi

Aging Voroshilov Quits Presidium

Klementi Voroshilov aged 80, former Soviet president, resigned Saturday from the Presidium of the Communist Party, Moscow Radio said. He had left the presidency in May due to failing health, with Leonid Brezhnev, 53, succeeding him.

London Klementi Y. Voroshilov Soviet Union Communist Party Moscow Radio Leonid E. Brezhnev

Lawrence Sees Adlai In Key Job

Los Angeles AP A top Democratic policymaker urged that Adlai E Stevenson be named secretary of state if Kennedy is elected. Gov David L Lawrence Pennsylvania Democrat backed Kennedy at the convention and suggested a prominent Republican be named as State Department advisor to show bipartisanship. He said the lack of bipartisanship is the Eisenhower administration’s indictment.

Los Angeles Adlai E. Stevenson John F. Kennedy David L. Lawrence Pennsylvania Kennedy Stevenson Lawrence State Department Adlai KE. Stevenson

Kennedy takes over as boss in ongoing Democrat shifts

Kennedy says he offered Johnson the vice presidency and Johnson accepted after a potential floor fight was avoided. He plans personal charge of a wage rise bill and other social measures, praises Stevenson but offers no cabinet commitments. Possible defense secretary option of Symington not discussed.

Kennedy Puny Johnson Johnson Jolson Stevenson Sen. Symington Missouri Defense

Car Crash Kills Youth in Kentucky Pursuit

Gayle Dummitt, 19, of Garrison Kentucky, was killed when his car crashed on U.S. 23 near South Shore after a police pursuit at speeds up to 110 mph. He had been stopped for speeding minutes earlier and resisted arrest. Dummitt was wanted on warrants from Dayton Ohio and Lewis County Kentucky for unauthorized use of a vehicle and extreme reckless driving.

Greenup U.S. 23 South Shore Gayle Dummitt Garrison Ky Dummitt E. J. Kirk Kirk Dayton Ohio Lewis County

Cot collapses kill toddler in Windham Maine

Windham Maine AP reports a two year old Tim othy F Smith died Friday in a freak folding cot accident. The cot collapsed and a bed bar fell across the child’s neck, cutting off air supply and causing fatal strangulation.

Windham, Maine Timothy F. Smth

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