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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1963

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Bridge Collapse Strikes Golf Event At Hillcrest

At least 25 hurt when a 200 foot wood plank footbridge collapsed over the Clinton River at Hillcrest Country Club during the Women's Wolverine Open. Jo Anne Prentice, Ruth Jessen, and Marlene Hagge were among those on the structure. Tournament play was suspended after the incident.

Mount Clemens, Mich Jo Anne Prentice Clinton River Hillcrest Country Club Miss Prentice Birmingham Ala Ruth Jessen Marlene Hagge Golf Club

Cleveland Fire Kills 3 Children

A West Side Cleveland fire killed three young children and left one other child and the mother, Ann Flury, 26, hospitalized. Julie 3 percent, Jimmie 1M, Candy Flury 5 months perished as neighbors heard smoke and the mother scream for help. Fire captain Tredway said the blaze appeared to start in an unoccupied bedroom and cause was undetermined.

Cleveland West Side Julie Jimmie Candy Flury Ann Flury Tredway

General Amin Hafez Named Syria's Army Chief Leader

Maj. Gen. Amin Hafez emerged as the undisputed strongman of Syria after being named army commander in chief and chairman of the National Revolutionary Council. He replaced Louai Attassi who resigned from both posts after a coup March 8. Hafez, 52, will govern with Premier Salah Bitar and the Baath party.

Damascus Syria Amin Hafez Army Commader Nationalrevolutionary Council Louai Attassi Attassi Ba'ath Socialist Party Gamal Abdel Nasser United Arab Republic Nasser Hafez Salah Bitar Ba’ath

Unusual bike for two fills blind boy’s wish

In Ramsey New Jersey a man builds a tandem bike for a blind 8 year old and his mother to ride together. Kenny Jones asks for two 24 inch bikes welded into one to share riding time.

Ramsey Mommy Kenneth Jones High St Paul Jones Kenney Englewood Wall Kenny Simpson Boy

Talk Growing On Freeman Shift

Washington reports increasing talk of moving Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman to diplomacy. Allies press for Mexico ambassadorship to energize Latin American Alliance for Progress while others say he will remain at Agriculture for Kennedy farm policy efforts.

Freeman Washington Orville L. Freeman Kennedy Mexico Alliance For Progress Latin South America Agriculture Department

Divorced Young Woman Found Strangled Near Newbury

Norma J. Burns, 20, a Baltimore transplant and babysitter for the Clarke family, was found dead in a grassy field in Newbury Township. Coroner says cause was strangulation from last Monday between 1 and midnight. purse stolen, no sexual assault reported. investigators consider possibly sexual motive.

Chardon Ohio Newbury Township Geauga County Norma J. Burns Baltimore Helen Dumire Oakland Samuel R. Gerber Cuyahoga County Cleveland Monay Clarkes Vincent F. Pishnery

Freeman’s farm price plan faces Congress defeat over wheat

Freeman launched a broad program to stabilize prices and supplies but met limited success. Congress, controlled by Democrats, balked at stricter controls except for wheat, which farmers rejected in a national referendum. Move to a new post could ease Kennedy farm policy changes.

Freeman Congress Kennedy

SAC Crewmen Launch Missile From Vandenberg

A Minuteman intercontinental ballistic missile was launched successfully Saturday from Vandenberg Air Force Base by a Strategic Air Command crew from Montana. It marked the 13th Minuteman fired from the base, with two previous tests failing to achieve planned results.

Vandenberg Air Force Base Calif Strategic Air Command Montana Air Force Vandenberg

Scientists Halt Syncom 2 Drift With Onboard Jets

Engineers correct the Syncom 2 satellite’s eastward drift by firing hydrogen peroxide gas jets via ground radio commands. The project aims for a fixed position above the equator, awaiting a synchronized orbit over Brazil as the craft orbits Earth.

Cape Canaveral Fla East Africa Space Agency Equator Brazil

Motorist Derailed After Wrong Turn On Philadelphia Tracks

Anthony Cianfrini told police and railroad workers he did not know how he ended up on the track after missing a right turn. A switch intervened and he jammed a rim in the switch, causing the car to stall. A towerman’s chain dragged the auto back to a street.

Philadelphia Anthony Cianfrini Cianfrini

Bystander Uses Pipe to Save Girl From Circus Bear

In Santa Susana California a bystander bludgeoned a black bear with a pipe to release four year old Lynn Seely from a circus cage after the child pressed her hand through bars. The bear and mother fought as police and investigators reviewed the incident. The girl sustained a double arm fracture and the loss of a finger.

Santa Susana Calif Lynn Seely Margaret Seely

Car Strikes 5 Year Old Near Mount Vernon Wedding Site

A minister driving to officiate a wedding in Mount Vernon, Ohio struck and killed 5-year-old William Wayne Bricker, son of Perry H. Bricker, after the boy ran into the street. The vehicle was driven by Rev. Harry H. Thomas Jr. of Homer.

Mount Vernon, Ohio William Wayne Bricker Perry H. Bricker Mount Vernon Harry H. Thomas Jr Homer

Har riman sees Moscow test ban as first step in thaw

W Averell Harriman after Moscow talks says the atmospheric space and underwater nuclear test ban is an important first step in easing East West tensions. He delivered Khrushchev’s message to Kennedy after a 12 minute briefing at the White House and said the treaty does not block use of nuclear weapons in war. He noted no detailed talks on China France Berlin or Cuba and called Laos discussions useful but inconclusive.

Hyannisport Mass W. Averell Harriman Moscow Harriman Kennedy Nikkita Khrushchev U.S Khrushchev Rusk Moslcow United States Europe North Atlantic Treaty Organization

Interest in Pact Grows to Ban Atmospheric Nuclear Tests

U S diplomats report growing interest worldwide in joining the Moscow initiated pact to outlaw atmospheric atomic tests. Australia Canada and Ireland publicly intend to sign with India signaling intent. France and Red China regarded as holdouts. Some nations may wait for U S Senate ratification before deciding.

Washington U.S Moscow France Red China Australia Canada Ireland India Kennedy

U S Denies Castro Charge On Prisoner Deal

The State Department called Fidel Castro's claim that the United States shorted Cuba $10 million in the prisoners ransom deal completely unfounded. It cited declarations from the American Red Cross and the Canadian bank underwriting the deal that it was completed. Castro had said Cuba received $43 million of drugs and food for the December release of about 1,200 Bay of Pigs prisoners, instead of $53 million.

Washington State Department United States Cuba American Red Cross Fidel Castro

Bride-To-Be Dies In Wreck In Cadiz Ohio

Laura M. Connor 22 of Cuyahoga Falls was killed when the car she rode in went off Ohio 9 near Cadiz. The driver Joseph Martin 21 of Cleveland was thrown clear. both were en route to or from a wedding when the crash occurred. Connor and Martin were to be married next month and were headed to a wedding in Fairport.

Cadiz Ohio Laura M. Connor Cuyahoga Falls Here Joseph Martin Cleveland St. Mary’s Steubenville

Deepening Crisis debate echoes through America Today

A Columbus OH feature previews a multi page examination of national strife over integration as the nation faces a widening crisis. The piece questions if darker days lie ahead while noting the era's tense mood and policy battles. The report anchors the broader series on page 44.

Catholic Leaders Urge White Catholics to Join Washington March

At an emergency conference of 57 Roman Catholic interracial councils leaders call for thousands of white Christians to march in Washington August 28. Dr. Robert Spike of the National Council of Churches Commission on Religion and Race says the group will participate, urging white Catholics to form a large delegation for civil rights demonstration. Mathew Altmann, head of the National Catholic Conference for Interracial Justice, seeks organized Catholic backing and a substantial white Catholic presence in the march.

Chicago Washington Robert Spike Commission On Religion and National Council of Churches Spike Bretheren Mathew Altmann National Catholic Conference For Interracial Justice

Brando Joins Civil Rights Picket at Southwood Riviera

In Torrance California actor Marlon Brando joined more than 120 civil rights demonstrators at an all white housing tract protest at Southwood Riviera. Brando wore black slacks and a checkered jacket and walked with the marchers answering reporters questions. Police warned they could arrest anyone breaking laws during the demonstration tied to the Congress of Racial Equality.

Torrance Calif Marlon Brando Brando Don Wilson Southwood Riviera Development Congress of Racial Equality

What Does I Really Want Khrushchev West Reforms Prompt Peace Talks

AP report from London analyzes Khrushchev’s test ban pact with the United States and Britain as a potential turning point in East West relations. It notes mixed Western skepticism, possible fall summit, and how the agreement could complicate Kennedy’s NATO plans, Berlin issues, and Sino Soviet tensions.

London Soviet Union United States Britain Washington Khrushchev U.S Dean Rusk Lord Home Moscow Kremlin Kennedy Macmillan

Brando Arrest Clash With CORE Pickets at Lawn Protest

About two dozen demonstrators were taken into custody after ignoring police orders to move. Brando faced verbal heckling as officers warned him repeatedly but he was not arrested. A homeowner complained of reporters trampling his yard while Brando quipped about civil rights. Police presence remained high, with youths in white robes carrying placards.

Brando Hollywood CORE

Witty Quotation About Pearls and Diamonds

A humorous line notes that many can extract a pearl from an oyster but a clever person can turn an old crab into a diamond, implying sharp wit over circumstance. The quip reflects playful vintage humor typical of light gossip pages.

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