Aeronca Buys United Welding Co in 1960 expansion
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp announces the purchase of United Welding Co for 650000 in cash. John A. Lawler confirms this second 1960 acquisition after March merger with Buensod Stacey Inc. and notes units will join Aeronca’s expanding product lines and Middletown operations. United Welding, with 1959 sales of 1883000 and five-year total 9676000, employs 100 and moves toward growth. plant fears cited as mitigated by local support.
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United Welding Co
Aeronca Manufacturing Corp
John A. Lawler
Aeronca
Buensod-Stacey, Inc
New York
Middletown Corport
Pan
Eddystone
Lawler
United Welding
63Year-Old Inmate Freed After 63 Years In Custody
Henry Sullivan, 85, released from Logansport State Hospital after 63 years in prisons and mental hospitals for stealing $15 in brass. He alleges constitutional rights violations and seeks full discharge to pursue a civil suit for his family farm and a 1923 railroad death claim. Hospital officials fear he will return within weeks.
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Logansport
Ind
Henry Sullivan
Indiana
Henry
Logansport State Hospital
Sullivan
Ernest J. Fogel
Ike Wrong At Summit Says Eaton
American magnate Cyrus Eaton, touring Eastern Europe, told Prague reporters Eisenhower was absolutely wrong at the Paris summit. He said the Soviet camp did not want war and opposed a surprise attack, hoping a new US president would shift policy toward the Soviet viewpoint.
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Ike
Eaton
Moscow
Cyrus Eaton
Eisenhower
Paris
Europe
Prague
Literary Gazette
Soviet Union
Floods Kill 179, 59 Missing, 6000 Homeless in Manila
The government releases final counts from flash floods that swamped Manila and suburbs last weekend, listing 179 known dead 59 missing and 6 000 left homeless.
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Manila
Cincinnati Appeals Overrules Stay for Two Dayton Burglars
The First District Court of Appeals today overruled a motion to suspend sentence for Paul Vukovic 31 and Nelson Lyons 34 both of Dayton. They were sentenced to the Ohio Penitentiary May 23 on burglary and larceny charges connected to a safe burglary at the Sports Bowl Middletown last November 16. They were moved to Columbus yesterday to begin serving their terms.
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First District Court of Appeals
Cincinnati
Paul Vukovic
Nelson Lyons
Dayton
Ohio Penitentiary
Sports Bowl
Middletown
Vukovic
Lyons
Columbus
Khrushchev Calls U.S. Policy Aggressive Not American
Khrushchev writes four Democratic leaders accusing the U.S. government of following a doctrine of aggression and provocation not created by the American people. He asserts the policy reflects Soviet framing rather than national will.
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Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
McIntire Wins British Women's Amateur Golf Title
Barbara McIntire of the United States defeated Philomena Garvey of Ireland 4 and 2 to claim the British Women's Amateur Championship alongside her U.S. title. The match concluded in Harlech, Wales, on the final day.
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Harlech
Wales
Barbara McIntire
Philomena Garvey
Ireland
U.S
Eisenhower Wife Responding to Treatment at Walter Reed
The White House announced Mrs Mamie Eisenhower is responding to treatment and coming along quite well at Walter Reed Army Hospital in Washington.
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Washington
Mamie Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
White House
Local LA Suburb Sees Long Gap Between Knee Hits
Reports from a well-to-do Los Angeles suburb note many foreign cars in the area and that it has been over two years since anyone was struck above the knees.
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Los Angeles
Lords Baroness Describes London Drinking Den Tour
Baroness Irene Ravensdale, aged 64, stunned Britain's House of Lords by recounting a tour of London's pubs and clubs. She described a sordid world of violence criminals pimps and call girls in what AP Wirephoto labeled a revealing account.
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Irene Ravensdale
Britain
House of Lords
London
Eichmann Captured in Argentina After 15 Year Manhunt
A frail looking Adolf Eichmann was abducted from a Buenos Aires suburb as he returned from work. Israel says Eichmann, the Nazi SS colonel blamed for the Holocaust, will stand trial. Agents reportedly tracked him via his wife, Vera, and traced him to Latin America before moving him to Israel.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Adolf Eichmann
Israel
Eichmann
Vera
Vienna
Linz
Austria
Latin America
Gates Endorses Defense Alert as Proper and Essential
Secretary of Defense Thomas S. Gates told the Senate committee he ordered a defense alert from Paris after learning Soviet Premier Khrushchev planned to wreck the summit. He called the action prudent and essential, though critics questioned the May timing amid a spy-plane incident and doubts about the conference.
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Washington
Thomas S. Gates Jr
Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
Gates
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Press
Khrushchev Proposes Year by Year Disarmament Plan
Premier Nikita Khrushchev floated new disarmament proposals to all nations. A letter outlining the texts was to be released later, expected to include more precise year by year steps than those offered last fall at the United Nations.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
United Nations
Gates cites Khrushchev actions in conference wrecking claim
Senate panel heard Gates describe Khrushchev as deliberately wrecking the summit and noted a communications alert as a precautionary measure not involving force. The hearings, tied to the U2 incident and NASA espionage probe, examined flight paths of weather research planes since 1956.
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Dent Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Gates
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Hugh L. Dryden
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
NASA
Space Agency
Rayburn reopens House expense records to public
House expense account records were ordered reopened for public inspection by Speaker Sam Rayburn. The move tightens controls after a secrecy order and magazine photographs exposed irregularities in expense spending, including hotel and bar costs. Committee chairmen will scrutinize accounts more closely to curb abuses.
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Washington
House
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Rayburn
Ralph Roberts
H. R. Gross
Iowa
House Administration
Missing Kentucky girl found after 800 searchers locate her
Sue Ann Alford, a 12 year old with the mentality of a 5 year old, wandered from Carthage, Kentucky and spent a night sleeping under a tree in the woods. She said she heard searchers calling but feared to answer. Rescuers located her unharmed after a daylong effort by about 800 people.
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Sue Ann Alford
Alexandria
Scout Arkenau
Wayne
Oliver Alford
Arkenau
Kentucky
Carthage
Sue Ann
Brothers Die In Stolen Plane Crash Near School
Two youths aged 14 and 12, identified as James A. McDonald and Thomas L. McDonald, died when a stolen Piper Tri-Pacer crashed near Emerson Junior High School in Pomona while a family pet dog Gog also perished. Police noted earlier runaways had attempted to fly from Cable Air Field.
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Pomona
Calif
James A. McDonald
Thomas L. McDonald
Kiulead
Emerson Junior High School
Cable Air Field
Claremont
Gard
Walter Cable
Downing and Ward Construction Co
Youth Executed On Street In Brooklyn Slaying
In Brooklyn, a 17 year old, Vincent Graffeo, was driven to the flatlands and shot multiple times as he lay on the street. Witnesses described an auto stopping at 1:45 a.m. and two men dragging him from the car before more shots were fired. Police set roadblocks seeking the assailants.
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New York
Flatlands
Brooklyn
Vincent Graffeo
Klumpp Wins Stay To Appeal
Ohio convict Edythe Klumpp, sentenced to death for the 1958 slaying of Louise Bergen in Cincinnati, won a stay of execution to allow appeal to the U S Supreme Court. Ohio Supreme Court also denied a rehearing in Samuel Sheppard’s case, leaving two major postures before federal review.
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Hein
Ohio
Edythe K’cinnati
U.S. Supreme Court
Ohio Supreme Court
High Court
William F. Hopkins
Louise Bergen
Cincinnati
Samuel H. Sheppard
Sheppard
U.S. District Court
Marilyn
Bay Village
Cleveland
Court upholds $29,009 award over church bingo chair collapse
The court affirmed a $29,009 award to Elizabeth Blankenship of Cincinnati for injuries when her chair collapsed at a church bingo. It ruled immunity depends on devotion to religious or charitable purposes and held the church liable when bingo operates as a substantial profit enterprise under Rev. Karl J. Alter as trustee of St. Joseph's Church.
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Elizabeth Blankenship
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
Karl J. Alter
St. Joseph‘s Church
Weather shifts with cold front bringing showers to area
A cold front moving into the Miami Valley brings scattered showers and thundershowers today and tonight amid partly cloudy warm conditions. High near 83 and low around 38. Friday to be cooler with possible thundershowers and a high near 80. Middletown record high yesterday reached 8 at 5 p.m. and the low this morning was 56 at 6:30 a.m.
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Miami Valley
Middletown
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