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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1963
Page
15
The French Senate voted 203 to 36 against the government's antistrike bill but it will likely become law. A joint Senate Assembly committee will seek a compromise. If no agreement is reached, the Gaullist majority in the Assembly can enact the legislation despite Senate opposition.
James C. Hagerty, longtime ABC vice president for news specials and public affairs, has been elected vice president in charge of corporate relations for American Broadcasting Paramount Theaters Inc. He previously served as press secretary to former President Eisenhower.
Harris-Intertype Corp of Cleveland expands its international presence by acquiring large interests in French printing press makers Marioni S. A. and Ets. Edouard-Lambert S. A. The deal, valued at about 2 million dollars, broadens operations within the European Common Market.
A Port Authority Trans Hudson line train struck a parked diesel engine east of Morrison station in Harrison New Jersey killing a man Quinton Villaneuva 63 Irvington and a woman Anna Misiak 30s Jersey City. Thirty eight passengers were aboard and many injured as service between Journal Square and Newark was halted.
Willard P. Dudley disclosed the June Investiga tion Department findings covering 719 people. Investigations produced 431 fraud accusations, 127 overpayments, 161 cleared charges, and 95 affidavits for prosecution with 38 trials. Nearly $66,000 recovered. guidance urged on presenting birth and marriage certificates to speed claims.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted 9 to 5 to restore Kennedy authority for trade privileges with Poland and Yugoslavia, a victory for the administration. The panel also added 105 million dollars to aid, boosting the total to 272 million before further Senate debate.
Senator Lausche proposes a bill with Senator Bennett to raise Rural Electrification Administration loan rates to open market levels. The measure would tie REA lending costs to the government’s average borrowing rate, replacing the current 2 percent cooperative rate established to promote farm electrification.
Judges in Cincinnati and Cleveland handed down maximum sentences of six months in the workhouse and fines of $500 against those convicted of fraudulently obtaining funds from the BUC. Several men who claimed to support wives and children received jail terms. In June, 70 affidavits for arrests were filed in Cleveland against claimants who falsified dependency, with 46 arrested and arraigned, 28 processed through probation, and 28 awaiting processing.
Cecil Butts of 2303 Erie Ave has been named to a major committee of the 65th Fraternal Order of Eagles national convention in Chicago from July 31 to August 13. More than 6 000 attendees are expected at the Sherman House. The convention will culminate with a two hour parade through Chicago's loop on Saturday.
Dr. Harold P. Fawcett of Ohio State University will give two talks at Miami University as the fourth in the New School Mathematics series. He will present The New School Mathematics from the Point of View of a Mathematics Educator at 7 p.m. in Laws Hall Room 113 tomorrow and at 10:15 a.m. Friday in Laws Hall Room 9. The lectures are part of the NSF summer mathematics institute at Miami. Previous speakers covered the mathematician historian and textbook author viewpoints.
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