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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1963

Page

3

Automation Not Labor's Black Beast in Birthday Speech

The Cleveland Labor Day event drew 500 people as Secretary James J. Reynolds rejected the idea that automation is the foe of labor. AFL CIO leader Patrick J. O Malley urged a national study on automation while praising labor leaders Eliabeth S. Magee and Michael J. Lyden for long service. The gathering also lamented the unresolved Cleveland newspaper strike.

Cleveland Patrick J. O'Malley Cleveland Afl-Cio Reynolds W. Willard Wirt Ohio Federation of Labor Ohio Afl

Key Talks On In Cleveland Strike Endgame Emerges

In Cleveland, publishers of two daily papers resume talks today with the Photo Engravers Union, a pivotal bloc in ending the 104 day strike. Secretary treasurer Charles Thomson says wages are at least six dollars apart on a two year contract while the union seeks sixteen dollars weekly increases and fringe benefits in two years. Six unions have accepted near ten dollar weekly gains. Building Service Employes ratified a new deal for 102 Plain Dealer and Cleveland Press and News workers, though not on strike. Printing, mailer, and machinist unions remain out.

Cleveland (Ap Cleveland Photo Engravers Union Charles Thomson Photo Engravers Building Service the Plain Dealer Cleveland Press and News Federal Gilbert J. Seldin

Baby Girl Born Amid Auto Crash in Xenia

In a foggy Tuesday crash near Xenia Ohio a baby girl was born at the scene with aid from Constable Richard Schrader and passerby Robert Tucker. The mother Joyce Back and father Homer Back were injured. the newborn is reported doing well at Greene Memorial Hospital.

Xenia, Ohio Homer Joyce Back Fairborn Jones Greene Memorial Hospital Beaver Creek Richard L. Schrader Fairground Hilltop Roads Schroeder Mrs Back Robert Tucker Spring Valley Mrs. Back

FASTEETH Promises Secure Fit For False Teeth

Advertisement urges readers to use FASTEETH alkaline powder to prevent plate slippage and embarrassment. Claims the powder holds dentures firmly without souring breath and can be found at drug counters nationwide.

John Glenn To Address AP Editors At Luncheon

Marine Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr., first American to orbit Earth, will be the principal speaker at the Associated Press annual luncheon on April 22 at the Waldorf Astoria. AP president Paul Miller announced that Glenn will discuss NASA's space program and its future impact. Approximately 1,500 editors, publishers, and guests from the United States and Canada are expected to attend. Glenn, 41, orbited Earth Feb. 20, 1962, in Friendship 7. He now leads NASA efforts to land on the Moon in the Apollo program.

New York John H. Glenn Jr Associated Press Paul Miller Gannett Glenn National Aeronautics and Space Administration United States Canada Waldorf-Astoria Smithsonian Institution Washington NASA

Bankruptcy Petitions Filed in Cincinnati Court

A bankruptcy petition was filed in U S District Court in Cincinnati for Jerry's Steakeatte Inc of Hamilton listing debts 11737 and assets 2755. Petition signed by LeRoy Moretz of Hamilton president. Other petitions list Louise Hon debts 5482 assets 100 Samuel Flack debts 2264 assets 50 Kenneth Abbott debts 2058 assets 0.

U. S. District Court Cincinnati Jerry's Steakeatte, Inc High St Hamilton LeRoy Moretz Park Ave Louise M. Hon N. Main St Samuel T. Flack Columbia Ave Kenneth K. Abbott Central Ave

Quake Strikes Denizli Province Turkiye Damaging Villages

An earthquake in Denizli Province southwest Turkey destroyed six four houses and badly damaged over 100 structures. Medical teams were sent to 14 villages along with food and tents to aid residents. no casualties were reported.

Turkey Istanbul Denizle

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