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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1962

Page

7

Orbit Stamp Sets New Records in John Glenn Flight Issue

Washington AP reports Postal officials say four cent John H Glenn Jr orbital flight stamps broke demand records. The post office ordered 100 million more stamps for a total 320 million and 400000 first day covers with Cape Canaveral postmark and February cancellation, lifting first day cover total to two million. The piece also notes origins of the Pennsylvania Dutch.

Washington John H Glenn Jr Post Office Department Cape Canavera

Timber-Topper lets photographers lift lights on a budget

Elliot Clarke creates a low cost polecat alternative by capping a wooden dowel or 2x3 lumber with a built in spring. The timber-topper comes in round hardwood and metal box forms, fitting ceilings up to height and allowing clamps, props, and backgrounds to be mounted at adjustable heights.

Elliot Clarke Clarke General Dramics Nuclear Submarine Division Groton Brewster Corp

Cincinnati boxer given two years for mailing obscene matter

Harold Cardy Jamison, 32, Cincinnati amateur boxer and former Ohio 112-pound champion, pleaded guilty to mailing obscene matter. Judge John Peck sentenced him to two years in federal prison in U S District Court on Friday.

Cincinnati Harold Cardy Jamison John Peck U.S Jamison Ohio

Zorin the UN’s suave hard charger known for sharp rhetoric

Valerian Zorin, chief of the Soviet delegation at the UN since 1957, is described as a stylish, sharp diplomat with a talent for tirades against the West. He clashed with France Britain and the U S during a General Assembly week, drew reprimands, and cultivated an image of both charm at social events and ruthless political strategy.

United Nations N.Y Valerian Zorin United States General Assembly Zorin U. S U. N. Secretariat West

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