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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1952
Page
3
General Fawzi Selo, Syria's chief of state, announced a reorganization of the state and a forthcoming new government in the lead up to parliamentary elections expected today. The move signals a major political shuffle in Damascus as parties anticipate the voting.
Selo, installed last December by Army chief Col. Adib Shishekly, announced he had assumed the role of premier and would form a cabinet. He will also prepare for new parliamentary elections as the first task for Syria's new government.
In Baltimore tests are underway on a jet powered seaplane derived from a World War II XP5M1 design. The Glenn L Martin company and the Navy announced the M270 is taxiing and flight tested. The hull has been revamped and now serves as a test model for future jet designs.
Soviet Ambassador Alexander S. Panyushkin travels from Washington to New York with his wife and secretary before boarding the liner Stockholm tomorrow to return to Moscow. He will be replaced as ambassador by Georgi Zarubin, the former Russian envoy to London, now on leave in Russia.
Cleveland report says the steel strike will not hurt most metalworking plants this month as many hold enough steel to through June. If the strike lasts longer, some plants may curtail or suspend operations. third quarter deliveries could be pushed to the fourth quarter.
A lighthearted reminiscence notes children enjoying summer barefoot and cooling by grass and mud at the bank. A mother complains of muddy paint on her son while she herself wears summer attire and defies the heat, prompting a gentle wink at shared summer freedoms.
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