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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1961

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UN Still Far From Agreement Over Docket Items

The United Nations General Assembly neared week’s end with no progress on removing Cold War issues from its agenda. Key dispute centers on full airing of the arms question urged by Khrushchev, while the United States favors limited discussion and a fall resumption. African delegates push Congo debate. potential troop increases to the U.N. force are being considered by seven Asian African nations, including India pledging a brigade to Congo.

United Nations N.Y United Nations General Assembly Soviet Union United States Khrusichev Liberia Khrushchev Llewellyn E. Thompson Congo Assembly Thompson Kennedy U.N Congo Dag Hammarskjold Security Council Portugal Angola U.N India V. K. Krishna Menon New Delhi Hammarskjold U.N. Secretariat

Two Boys Die In Separate Crashes In Geauga County

In separate Friday night crashes in Geauga County, Garry Hutter 16 of Chardon and Donald Buckner 11 of Windsor died. Hutter succumbed to injuries from an 1130 p m crash on Claridon Troy Road in Claridon Township at Lake Side Hospital Cleveland. Buckner died in a two car crash at 7 p m on Ohio 322 near Ohio 528 in Huntsburg Township. two companions were injured.

Chardon, Ohio Geauga County Garry Hutter Maple Avenue Chardon Donald Buckner Windsor Hutter Lakeside Hospital Cleveland Claridon Troy Road Claridon Township Here Ohio Huntsbug Township

Fire scene details in Houston double murder case

In Houston a 18 year old woman and her 23 year old male companion told police they shot realtor Fred A. Tones six times on February 6 in self defense and set him ablaze. They described dressing the man in disguise during arrest in New York. Both face murder charges with trial set for April 10.

Houston Tex Carolyn Ann Lima Leslie Douglas Ashley Fred A. Tones Miss Lima Tones Ashley

USN Denies Vaccine Was Old

The Navy said polio vaccine donated to the Cuban Red Cross, though past its expiration date, remained safe and effective for use at Guantanamo. Cuban Red Cross officials thanked the U.S. for sending the vaccine to combat a polio outbreak in eastern Cuba, and the outbreak appeared halted.

USN Navy Cuan Red Cross Guantanamo Naval Base Havana Revolucion Kennedy Red Cross Joseph Reap Cuba

Mass Meeting Urges Calm Over Atlanta Desegregation Pact

Martin Luther King Jr. urged Atlanta’s Negro community to accept a lunch counter desegregation agreement that reopened counters on a segregated basis with a plan to desegregate by school integration. The rally at Warren Methodist Church drew about 2,000 attendees as part of three Southern meetings. In Rock Hill, 400 marchers voted to boycott stores on the main street for 30 days through Easter shopping season.

Laither King Jr Atlanta King Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Warren Methodist Church Rock University of Georgia At Athens Walden Williams Rock Hill

Door Goes Crazy After Dark in Littleton

Cole Littleton reports a radio controlled door at Kermit C. Axsom's garage works fine in daytime but acts oddly at night. He suspects the door’s nervous behavior stems from Martin Co plant tests of intercontinental ballistic missiles nearby, as engineers test dry runs using frequencies near his garage decor.

Littleton Cole Kermit C Axsom Martin Co

Balks At Family Crest Divorce in London Court

Francis Hadwen, once secretary to Sir Winston Churchill, loses a divorce to Sibell Hadwen over cruelty. The couple clashed publicly when he wanted to paint the family coat of arms on their baby carriage. The judge noted Hadwen's conservative character and cited further grievances including a kick, a plastic pan strike, rude signs, and neglect of meals.

London Francis Edward Lascelles Hadwen Sibell Julia Viscount Tardat Justice Hewson Hadwen Sir Winston Churchill

Elizabeth Taylor’s Pneumonia Setback Delays Recovery

London AP report says actress Elizabeth Taylor aged 29 had a slight setback in her recovery from double pneumonia early today. Doctors were summoned to her hospital room though the complication isn’t considered dangerous. She remains on a nasal tube and tracheal breathing tube with improvement in lungs noted. doctors plan further consultations.

London Elizabeth Taylor Miss Taylor Taylor

Nixon Declines California Governorship Bid

Richard M. Nixon said he will not run for governor of California next year. He urged California Republicans to launch a talent search for new faces in the 1962 election campaign and added that he is confident they can win a sweeping victory in the state.

Sacramento Calif Richard M. Nixon California Republican State Central Committee

Chuckle Advice to Bachelors on Marriage

A lighthearted note urges bachelors to marry. It suggests a good wife brings happiness, while a bad one turns a man into a philosopher. The quip relies on wit about domestic life and personal choice.

Retreat Averts Junction Serap

VIENTIANE Laos AP Leftist Pathet Lao forces show new strength threatening peace as government troops retreat from Sala Phou Koun Road junction nine miles north to Sala Pou Keng and near Muong Kas sy south. Royal artillery holds Sala Pou Keng while Muong Kassy fights guerrilla style with no heavy losses. Vientiane quiet. officials warn outcome doubtful for days as rival Lao factions meet in Cambodia seeking stability amid Communist concerns.

Vientiane Laos Pathet Lao Sala Phou Koun Sala Pou Keng Muong Kassy Luang Prabang Queen Astrid Vientian Cambodia Souvanna Phouma Phoumi Nosavan Souvanna Communist Bloc Camelodia

This House Was Meant to Burn

In Clifton Virginia the farm home of Mr and Mrs Bobby Breed burned to the ground Friday. Mrs Breed attempted to fight the blaze with a garden hose but the hose was frozen and phone lines failed. She drove to neighbors for help and finally to the Clifton fire house, where firefighters were alerted after delays. A fire truck lost a rear wheel when crossing a bridge and had to be towed to safety.

Clifton Va Bobby Breed

Fire Kills Mom and Tot in Columbus Residence

A 34 year old mother Louise Miller and her 2 year old son James Franklin Miller died in a frame stucco 17 story Columbus residence fire. Firefighters battled smoke and several were injured or exhausted. Police said the blaze began in a first floor bedroom and remains under investigation. Sharon Lee Miller 14 and John Miller 1 were elsewhere at a movie. The father was separated from his wife. James Miller received open heart massage at University Hospital but died after almost four hours.

Columbus, Ohio James Franklin Miller University Hospital Louise Miller Miller Sharon Lee John

Hunt On for Ciney Cop Killer

Cincinnati AP report details the fatal shooting of Patrolman Donald Martin 25 early today while investigating prowlers near a gas line station in downtown Cincinnati. An all-out alert was issued across southwestern Ohio and northern Kentucky as detectives hunt a 35-year-old man in a light jacket and dark trousers. Two police dogs aided the search after the officer was found lying face down with four chest wounds and a gunshot to the head.

Cincinnati Donald Martin Ohio Kentucky Martin General Hospital District 7 Prowler Charles Martin Police Homicide Bureau Charles Minnich Philipsburg Minnich Cincinnati Police

Man Finds Brink's Box With 240000 In Cash

Los Angeles AP report: a canvass bag containing $240000 in cash fell from a Brink's armored truck on a street. Douglas Johnson, 50, a part time janitor, found the bag after a guard missed the open door. He contacted the FBI, saying he feared he could not face his three kids if he kept the money. The Johnsons returned the bag and cooperated as authorities arrived. Their children were in school during the incident. The man declined any reward.

Los Angeles Brink's, Inc FBI Douglas William Johnson Brink United California Bank Federal Reserve Bank Johnson Taylor Johnsons Clement Durance

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