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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1965
Page
10
In Santiago Chileans cast ballots to decide whether to widen socialist goals within a free market system. President Eduardo Frei backs sweeping reforms including nationalization and greater government participation, while Parliament previously rejected his major proposals.
Prime Minister Harold Wilson said Britain will not cut its 51,000 Rhine army in West Germany without NATO ally consent. He insisted any force changes be decided within the alliance and noted a remaining 154 million dollar British trade deficit with West Germany. He outlined conditions for a nuclear free zone and planned talks with Chancellor Erhard on German reunification.
Adlai E. Stevenson in Paris said Red China’s pledge to back Hanoi shows a push to crush South Viet Nam independence. He arrived for a private visit after attending Vienna’s state funeral for President Schaerf and noted a US withdrawal would require a guaranteed South Viet Nam independence involving North Viet Nam, China, and the world.
The International Red Cross League warns a measles outbreak in eastern Turkey could worsen with up to 400 children dead in Erzerum province. The epidemic began in Tekman, with calls for more medicines as aid groups mobilize.
Kilauea on Hawaii Island erupts again with a 50 foot lava fountain inside Makaopuhi crater and a lava river reaching trees outside the crater. Tremors rise as magma moves, with earlier Friday activity creating a 1000 foot lava curtain and lava filling the nearby Napua crater area.
Pittsburgh AP reports talks to end a deadlock in the basic steel industry resume Tuesday with White House scrutiny and a looming May 1 strike. United Steelworkers Union and 11 steel producers have 53 days to reach a bargaining accord amid a recent bitter election recess and past stalled progress. The union has refused to extend its strike deadline three times.
Economists warn ongoing steel unrest signals trouble for the national economy. President Johnson seeks a quick, responsible settlement as mills surge production and users stockpile against a potential strike. Foreign competition raises fears of lost jobs and revenue while unions eye postsettlement layoffs and leadership tensions amid resumed talks.
Armco Steel Corp. Middletown Works announces six foremen appointments. Maurice J. DeBrosse, 504 Boylston, named turn foreman slitting and welding tubing. George F. Coyner, Franklin Rt. 1, assigned assistant turn foreman temper rolling finishing east processing. Howard R. Manifold, Monroe, appointed turn foreman temper rolling finishing east processing. William Howard, 605 Dorset Drive, assigned turn foreman annealing and auxiliary east processing. Clayton Agee, 1521 Lamberton St., named assistant turn foreman annealing and auxiliary east processing. Cyril P. Morgan, 1609 Oberon Drive, named foreman annealing and auxiliary east processing.
The contest features incumbent president David J. McDonald 62 opposing secretary treasurer I. W. Abel 56 as international tellers busy nearby. Abel led in votes but outcome remains in doubt amid protests.
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