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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1962

Page

3

Kennedy to offer last bid on nuclear test ban

President Kennedy likely to announce U S resumption of atmospheric tests next month unless the Soviet Union accepts a verifiable test ban with strong inspections. He may urge Khrushchev to reopen negotiations as Geneva talks loom and foreign ministers meet.

Washington Kennedy United States Soviet Union U.S Voice of America White House Geneva Britain Khrushchev

Comedian Roscoe Ates Dies at 67 in California

Roscoe Ates famed for his stutter and 1930s film roles died at a San Fernando Valley hospital after long illness with cancer. He was 67. Services scheduled at Forest Lawn Little Church of the Flowers. Surviving are his widow, sister Maurine E. Cox of El Paso and an adopted daughter Dorothy Ates.

Ates San Fernand Valley Hollywood Jerry Lewis Wallace Berry Cimmaron Church of the Flowers Forest Lawn Maurine E. Cox el Paso, Tex Dorothy Ates

Bankruptcies Filed in Cincinnati District Court

Bankruptcies filed in U S District Court in Cincinnati list Eldon J Estes of Hamilton with 2455 dollars in debts and 200 dollars assets and Jack R Young a chicken dresser of 272 S Seventh St with 852 dollars in debts and 500 dollars assets.

U. S. District Court Cincinnati Eldon J. Estes Hanover St Hamilton Jack R. Young S. Seventh St Chicken Dresser

Thelma O'Dell Wins Fight Over Sailors Union in Detroit

Thelma O'Dell defeats the Sea Farers International Union in a National Labor Relations Board ruling. The NLRB orders SIU to bargain a new contract covering Detroit Office Employes and bars Inland Boatmen's Union as bargaining agent for the office staff. The decision ends a dispute started last May over union recognition.

Detroit Thelma O'Dell Seafarers International Union National Labor Relations Board Washington Tional Union SIU NLRB Thhe Siu

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