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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1962
Page
11
Washington AP report shows May milk output at 12,533 million pounds, up from last year but with only a 1.3 percent gain since January. Officials cite low pasture growth and a leveling seasonal pattern as factors, noting no May production record.
An opinion urges broadcasters to resist sponsor censorship in TV and radio. It argues NAB should push advertisers to accept adult themes, allow networks to self censor, and reduce sponsor influence overshadowing editorial decisions. It notes CBS faced sponsor objections over abortion content and warns sponsors dominate, risking public trust and industry respect.
James Ball, 34, convicted of second degree murder for a February 1950 tavern shooting in Cincinnati, will be paroled July 2 from London Correctional Institution, per the Pardon and Parole Commission. The fatal shooting of Willie Stevenson followed an argument.
Channel highlights list programs on U S Border Patrol This Fascinating World Wagon Train Checkmate Mystery Theater Naked City Steel Hour with episodes featuring Maximilian Schell Joan Fontaine and a crime tale about a youth lured into wrongdoing.
James H Hill, 26, faces trial for allegedly raping a 3 year old girl. A psychiatric report found him mentally deficient but not psychotic, and Judge Simon Leis ordered a re examination ahead of the Lima State Hospital trial proceedings.
American actor James Garner said police clubbed and pushed him during weekend rioting in Schwabing Munich. He and two American soldiers were shoved and struck as police battled a crowd. Officers arrested about 200 people in the fifth night of clashes sparked by an impromptu concert.
Miami Beach police shut all five strip joints Tuesday night calling them fire traps. Police Chief Michael Fox said the closures followed testimony before a Senate investigative committee alleging underworld control and open prostitution solicitation at local night clubs. No arrests were made. clubs to remain closed until fire regulations are met.
Fire losses grew six percent in the first quarter of 1962 compared with the same period in 1961, reflecting rising fire-related costs and potential policy implications for insurers and public safety agencies.
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