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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1959
Page
10
Madrid AP reports the Spanish government fined more than two million dollars to 369 individuals for illicit operations in the international money market. The crackdown followed December arrests linked to a Swiss bank agent and a Barcelona bank safe deposit box listing Spain residents with secret Swiss accounts.
Washington AP reports a new bill proposing equal pay for women and men doing the same work. Sponsor Sen. Winston L. Prouty says it would maximize labor force use, boost morale, and curb unfair competition.
JARMCO Jr offers a J.A. TELERITE miniature dial phone built into a pen and desk set. Gift boxed in ivory, black, red, and pink. Recommended as graduation gifts for pride and practicality.
The piece analyzes the risk of a Soviet blockade of West Berlin and the feasibility of Western forces breaking through. It notes geography and Soviet forces favor the East, warns of a possible World War III scenario, and highlights air corridors and the 1948-49 airlift as keys to sustaining West Berlin.
A door to a Hotel Pierre Marques suite in Acapulco from a Presidents of Mexico United States conference carries the inscription Eisenhower slept here. The line marks a ceremonial memory of the high level meeting.
Morgan Smith of the US Air Force Jungle Survival School in Panama advises broiling snakes for nourishment when parachuted behind enemy lines. Boa constrictors and fer de lance present varying risks while iguana and palm tips offer alternatives. The program trains 10 students monthly, dropping them by helicopter for five days of field lessons. Smith, a Smithsonian collaborator, was born in Orlando with a father in St. Petersburg.
Actress Doris Dowling and Robert Blum ofe, 49, divorced after a marriage begun April 27, 1956. Dowling, 34, cited cruelty and will receive 25000 dollars plus 600 dollars monthly alimony for two years. She plans to resume acting.
The Civil Aeronautics Board ruled the 29,000‑foot plunge of a Pan American jet an accident and ordered an inquiry. The Boeing 707, 114 passengers, fell from 35,000 to 6,000 feet east of Gander Newfoundland before recovering and diverting to Gander.
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