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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1962

Page

6

Army Reserve training plan would lengthen some stays

Army planners propose a revised volunteer reserve training program allowing youths in complex specialties up to 10 months of active duty before civilian return, with shorter six month tracks for less demanding roles. The plan also trims total obligation from eight to six years split between active duty and reserve service. Congress would need to act.

Washington Congress Berlin

X15 Re-Enters Atmosphere Dangerously

At Edwards Air Force Base California AP Bob White piloted the X15 in a high angle re entry reaching 129000 feet at 3750 mph to test a method for slowing future space craft. Ground engineers warned the maneuver was the most hazardous re entry yet attempted and a small fault could throw the craft out of control.

Edwards Air Force Base Calif Bob White

Fast Agreement Seen On Trainmen's Raise

A 50 50 chance is seen for quick settlement on pay raises for 450000 nonoperating trainmen as negotiators prepare to meet Monday. G E Leighty says a deal could occur, with railroads and unions split on a 10.2 cent per hour rise and broader productivity inflation concerns. Both sides debate the raise and potential freight rate effects.

Chicago G. E. Leighty Associated Press Tions Kennedy

Columbusite Convicted In Wife Slaying Case

A Franklin County jury convicted Homer Hogan, 42, of fatally stabbing his wife Rose, 35, during a February argument in Columbus. Hogan pleaded self defense but received a life sentence in Ohio Penitentiary after the jury deliberated under an hour.

Columbus Ohio Franklin County Criminal Court Homer Hogan Rose Hogan

Chennault Widow Outlines Hong Kong Refugee Aid Plan

Mrs. Claire L. Chennault described a private relief program to aid Chinese refugees in Hong Kong to President Kennedy. She said former Presidents Hoover and Truman are honorary co chairs of Chinese Refugee Relief, which will seek public support to feed clothe and resettle refugees. Contributions will be accepted at Care of Postmaster Washington 13 D C.

Claire L. Chennault Flying Tigers Kennedy White House Washington Hong Kong Flying Tigers of China Chennault Herbert Hoover Harry Truman Citizens’ Relief Organization Chinese Refugee Relief Washington 13 D.C

Sailors Arrive as Dry Dock Prohibits Liquor Sale

About 1,200 U S sailors reach Curacao for a three day visit as the government enforces a liquor ban and drought on Sunday Monday and part of Tuesday due to elections for a new government on the Dutch island off Venezuela.

Curacao U. S Venezuela

Suburban mower killed by pickup in Grove City scene

Franklin County man William Aleshire about 40 was mowing grass in front of his Grove City home when a truck struck him on Saturday. He died instantly, authorities said.

Columbus, Ohio Franklin County William Aleshire Grove City

Franklin Youth Charged With Assault Upon Girl

An 18 year old Franklin youth Alvin Robinson of Spring Avenue is jailed in Warren County on charges of assaulting a 9 year old Franklin girl. Police say the incident occurred near the levee Thursday at about 9 pm with a 6 year old boy witnessing. The mother filed the warrant Friday afternoon after a physician exam was advised.

Franklin Warren County Alvin Robinson Spring Ave

Denison to honor Pauline Frederick with public service award

Granville Ohio United Nations correspondent Miss Pauline Frederick will become the first woman to receive Denison University's honorary doctor of public service at the 121st commencement on June 11. More than 300 degrees will be conferred.

Granville Ohio Pauline Frederick United Nations NBC Denison University Frederick Granville Bes

Virginia Named by Raleigh For Queen Elizabeth I

The Virginia name honors Queen Elizabeth I, the Virgin Queen, chosen by Sir Walter Raleigh who equipped the 1584 expedition.

Virginia Sir Walter Raleigh Queen Elizabeth I Virgin Queen England

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