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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1962
Page
6
This public service column explains that stores are generally not legally required to refund or exchange merchandise unless a binding sale agreement exists. It notes that refunds depend on store policy, time limits after Christmas, deposits may be applied to other items, and that consumers are protected when goods are misrepresented or defective.
A group of Cuban exiles in Guatemala forms the Army of Liberation of Cuba led by Gen. Jose E. Pedraza y Cabrera. They claim they have the manpower but cannot mobilize without U.S. arms, and no training is currently underway. Guatemala and U.S. officials deny active troops or arms support. The civilian spokesman says the group has enough men and awaits a signal to unite.
The Parthenon at Athens Greece was completed in 438 B C and opened in April 1859, marking a milestone in ancient to modern monumental history.
A 32 year old mother of five boys delivered triplet girls at Allegheny General Hospital. Elizabeth Altman of North Hills and her girls are reported in good condition. Father Ralph Altman, a certified accountant, called the birth a shock.
Members of Local 4300 Communications Workers of America voted unanimously to authorize a strike against Ohio Bell over the transfer of workers from Youngstown to Axton. No strike date set. Local 4300 represents Ohio Bell employees in Youngstown and Salem.
FRANKFORT KY AP executives of a manufacturing plant plan to pay 450 employees Friday in 2 bills to mark the 30th anniversary of the company. Plant manager Joseph Medalie, vice president of Union Under soy Yee wear Co., said the $2 bill gesture visually shows how an industry filters into stores and affects the local economy.
MEMPHIS AP Mrs Tom Boden aged 89 and her husband age 92 celebrated their seventh wedding anniversary recently noting she has worn out her first wedding ring and started another. Their long union highlights enduring companionship in the Memphis area.
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