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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1962
Page
9
Corinne Orr asks Bryant Public Elementary third graders to write future selves. Mike Donoho, age eight, imagines receiving a President letter to Cape Canaveral and a trip to the moon, meeting a moon man, then returning as the world's best boy.
President Kennedy plans to resume steel labor negotiations within one or two weeks after a Pittsburgh stalemate over contract cost. White House may summon union President David J. McDonald and US Steel Chairman Roger Brough for a renewed push toward a nationally important settlement.
Rep. Carl D. Perkins urged President Kennedy to authorize federal disaster funds for eastern Kentucky roads bridges and public works after severe flood damage. Floodwaters receded in many areas with the Kentucky River dropping and evacuation pressure easing for about 6400 people in Louisville and Jefferson County.
Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu sister in law of President Ngo Dinh Diem suffered burns cuts and bruises after falling into a bomb crater during a Tuesday air raid on the presidential palace in Saigon. Diem was uninjured in the rebel attack.
Harry Stonehill, an American businessman and World War II veteran, was arrested in Manila with two associates amid charges of tax evasion, illegal importation, and corruption. The NBI raided over a dozen Stonehill firms, seizing documents as investigators allege he profited about 68 million pesos in 1959 and 1960 and diverted funds abroad for property.
President Kennedy on Saturday appointed a three member emergency board to probe a wage and contract dispute between eleven rail unions and over one hundred railroad lines. The panel must report within 30 days, with a further 30 day cooling period before a possible strike. The conflict involves non operating employee contracts and wage provisions.
One hundred sailors emerged from a 14 day underground fallout shelter near Chicago claims of good health and discipline. Captain David Minard praised their performance while noting complaints about emergency rations. Recruits from the Ore Lakes Naval Training Station will receive medical and psychological evaluations before returning to duty.
A Springfield man learned Friday his assault and battery guilty verdict followed a hearing that never legally occurred. Robert Stanson’s case was dismissed then refiled to ensure proper witnesses signed the complaint, and he faces retrial Monday on the same charges.
The crew isolated from outside contact for a debriefing incorporates news such as John H Glenn Jr space flight. The first test focuses on physical effects of long underground confinement and boredom relief includes reading games and talks about shelter life and Navy topics.
Reports from Pittsburgh suggest progress in steel industry negotiations with both sides seeking a moderate early agreement to preserve wage price stability and avert a strike threat, four months before expirations.
Renata Tebaldi pulls out of a Saturday night performance of Verdi's La Forza del Destino in Catania Sicily due to throat irritation.
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