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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1957
Page
8
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Maj. Gen. Iskander Mirza, president of Pakistan, calls neutralism dangerous and more subtle than communism. He disputes Nehru and other Indian leaders, warns of a Western threat, cites food shortages and irrigation problems, and notes U.S. aid exceeding a billion dollars while urging cautious industrial growth.
In Zaragoza a 26 year old ragpicker uncovered a 100 pound aerial bomb in a field near Lecinena. The blast killed him and injured 18 children aged 7 to 12 who watched nearby. Eight injuries were serious and the bomb is believed left from the Spanish civil war.
Pratt Kansas reports Georgiana Rundle 21 year old sophomore at Kansas State college was named Miss Kansas of 1957. Rundle height 5 8 weight 120 pounds hails from Axtell and was crowned last night in Pratt.
Radio schedule lists 7:05 PM Folk music from Texas and Kentucky on Saturday Night Country Style. At 9:30 PM Raymond Massey and Katherine Porter join The Last Word. 10:05 PM Gladys Boston Hannaford, The Diamond Lade, on Galen Drake Show. 9:00 PM Jessica Tandy Hume Cronyn present The Marriage vignette. 9:30 PM Dorothy Collins Giselle Mackenzie Snooky Lawson Russell Arms bid farewell to Your Hit Parade.
At 8 pm WLW-D WLW-T the Jerry Lewis Snow show features Frank Sinatra and Edgie Gorme as guests.
A historical listing shows daily radio slots with stations WPFB WSAI WKRC WLW WMOH and WLW 9:00 to 11:30 am featuring sports music and news programs led by Randy Blake Kay Morton and Remington plus Bowling and Dance segments across multiple stations.
Budapest authorities rename the tree lined boulevard once An drassy Street then Stalin Street and Street of the Hungarian Youth to Street of the People's Republic as anti Russia signs were torn down and party rule tightens.
Two painters died when a scaffold slipped at a west 25th street apartment house. David Kapstein 43 of Manhattan died at the scene Irving Kempler 47 of Brooklyn died later at a hospital from the nine story fall.
Clyde Cruse Jr an Armco research employee residing on Erie Avenue received a bachelor of science degree in mechanical engineering yesterday from the University of Cincinnati after 11 years of study and daytime work with Armco He attended Evening College while working full time.
The German navy nears the end of its first reconstruction phase. Starting June 18 about 60 of 70 boats will join West Germany’s initial sea exercises in the western Baltic and near Cuxhaven. By 1960 full strength is planned at 25 000 sailors with 18 squadrons. A US destroyer, the Anthony, will be leased. two WWII submarines will be salvaged for training. Legal notices follow.
In Franklin, two Cincinnati men Autry Jones and Chester Bennett were fined $25 and costs for fishing without licenses. Judge J T Riley suspended $10 of each fine. Franklin man Dale Elam forfeited a $20 bond for no fishing license. Willis Witt received a $25 fine and one year license suspension for reckless driving. Harlon Wilmouth paid $20 for improper passing. Dorothy Edwards and Robert Ritchie forfeited bonds for line and license issues. Two intoxication cases were heard.
A Navy destroyer escort Whitehurst veered from a near disaster off Pearl Harbor when 11 depth charges exploded prematurely, causing engine damage and a wall of water. Actor Robert Mitchum, directing actor June Allyson aboard, delivered firing orders as danger unfolded amid misheard commands.
A fireworks factory explosion in NAKATSU Japan killed three people and seriously injured two others with one missing. The blast destroyed the factory and two adjacent houses.
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