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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1962
Page
6
Premier Khrushchev opened a week long Central Committee session to discuss lagging farm output and outlined a take a chance program to boost grain. He urged less fallow land and more grass cleared for cultivation amid concerns over semi arid lands and future yields.
San Diego AP reports 32 year old Saalfeld, head of Saalfeld Flying, died when his experimental Skyscooter crashed during a Sunday patrol demonstration near Civil Air at a suburban Santee facility. The tilted rotor design failed, dropping about 100 feet.
In New Orleans interim Mayor Victor H. Schiro won the Democratic primary runoff against State Sen. Adrian G. Duplantier, 58 to 04 in a vote backed by segregation groups. Schiro, set to meet Republican Buckley in April, ends Morrison era influence and eyes a full four year term.
Franklin police investigated three burglaries last night at two service stations and Laura Farrell School. One station lost $35 in change. another station saw $25.50 taken. Intruders disrupted a lounge dispenser at the school and obtained some coins. A third station on Second Street reported entering with no losses. Intruders were seen leaving after 9 a.m. today.
A mother Mrs Lawrence H Clewell 45 and her children Rebecca 14 Jennifer 12 were killed when their car at Guilford Lake crossed paths with a Pennsylvania Railroad freight train traveling about 56 mph. The car was struck near a crossing despite functioning flashers and braking. One son Lucian ? and other family members were at home. two older children Lanne 1 and Robert 2 were summoned home.
The Associated Press reports eleven people died on Ohio roads over the weekend from Friday 6 p m to Sunday midnight. A Salem crossover crash killed a mother and three children, with fires and other accidents claiming additional lives. Notable fatalities include Richard Hunt in Xenia, 17, from carbon monoxide in a idling car. 1st Lt. Dale Sypherd, 24, killed near Canton after a tractor trailer collision. Dennis Anderson, 20, in Cincinnati. and Owen Abel, 65, struck by a train in Canton. A sheriff’s sale notice follows for Butler County real estate at 614 Louis Place Middletown.
Dr Nicholas Nvardyi former Hungarian finance minister now head of Bradley University School of International Studies will speak April 25 at Benton Auditorium in Miami University as part of the Hammond Lectures. The committee notes he may be the last Hammond Lecturer this year.
Five alarms kept the city fire department busy yesterday. A cigarette caused 100 dollar damage to William Harrison’s car at 2820 Sharile Street after it burned in the front seat. A broken water pipe on a water heater led to a call at 131 Manhattan Street with no damage. A grass fire on Heinkel Road was contained at 10:04 a.m. There were false alarms at 607 Crawford Street and at Main Street and Sixth Avenue.
Curriculum Director Tom Webb of Middletown schools A E Minnich personnel director and Lawrence Johnson coordinator of special education will be featured on a discussion panel at Creekview School's PTO meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the school auditorium Lloyd Nolan will be the moderator.
Mrs Nelson A Rockefeller, 54, staying six weeks near Reno to obtain a divorce from New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller. She has been seen horseback riding, hiking, visiting Harrah's Lake Tahoe casino, attending Trinity Episcopal services, and sightseeing with ranch owner Harry Drackett.
Attorney General Robert F Kennedy says President Kennedy ordered him to clear future Texas remarks with Vice President Lyndon B Johnson. Kennedy noted in Indonesia that he questions the Mexican War of 1846-48 and Texans protested the Alamo stance amid the exchange.
Science introduces Bio-Dyne marketed as Preparation H to shrink hemorrhoids stop itching and relieve pain without surgery. Case by case relief accompanies actual shrinkage with patients saying piles ceased to be a problem. Available as suppository or ointment at drug counters.
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