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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1961

Page

8

Middletonian Honored At Engineers Meeting

Wallace T. Adams of 2006 Fleming Road received the Past Presidents Advisory Board award at the Ohio Society of Professional Engineers state convention in Dayton. The Armco Drainage & Metal Products senior sales engineer has served as OSPE vice president for three terms and chaired multiple committees, with ties to Boy Scouts and local safety efforts. The award was presented during the convention banquet at the Biltmore Hotel by H Bruce Baty of Middletown.

Wallace T. Adams Flemming Road Ohio Society of Professional Engineers Dayton Adams Armco Drainage & Metal Products Biltmore Professional OSPE Architect-Engineers Ohio Engineers Placement Service American Railway Engineers Association American Road Builders Association H. Bruce Baty Middletown

British to blast underground tests to detect hidden nukes

The British Atomic Energy Authority said it will detonate a series of conventional underground blasts in Scotland over a month starting Friday. Seismic listening posts in Scotland England and Wales will record the resulting tremors to develop detection methods for hidden nuclear weapons tests.

Glasgow Scotland British Atomic Energy Authority England Wales

Linus Pauling Threatens Suit Over Pro Soviet Charge

Nobel laureate Linus Pauling said he would sue senators who repeat the accusation of a pro Soviet bias if they waive congressional immunity. He spoke at an American Humanist Association event after the Senate subcommittee labeled him a top figure in the Communist peace offensive. He cited a prior suit against the Bellingham Herald for $500,000 and urged Americans to adopt his line against nuclear testing.

Cleveland Ohio Lhs Linus Pauling American Humanist Association Senate Internal Security James O. Eastland D-Miss Dr. Pauling California Institute of Technology Pauling United Nations U. S

Court Rules In Favor Of Carol Lawrence

New York AP report states State Supreme Court Justice Louis J Capozzoli dismissed a Moore show complaint that Carol Lawrence would violate an exclusivity clause by appearing on Bing Crosby ABC show next Monday. Lawrence can perform on Garry Moore and Bing Crosby programs.

New York Carol Lawrence Garry Moore Bing Crosby State Supreme Court Louis J Capozzoli Miss Lawrence Crosby

Yank Thinks He's One Ex German Ace Pilot

Maj Norman L Widen of Minneapolis believes he may be the unnamed American pilot listed in the will of German ace Anton Hafner who shot down a P38 over Tunis in 1942. A photo and Hafner's diary referenced in Air Force Times rekindled Widen's memory of being downed and captured near Bizerte.

Falls Mont Norman L. Widen Minneapolis Anton Hafner Tunis North Africa Hafner Widen 29Th Air Division Malstrom Air Force Base Great Falls James B. McClary Air Force Times McClary Wills Golly Biskra Bizerte Hoffman Malmstrom Air Force Base Montana

Soviet Plan for Large Ocean Liner Displacing 28 000 Tons

The Soviet Union announced a plan to construct its largest ocean liner, displacing 28 000 tons, with 1 000 passengers. Construction is to begin soon in Leningrad, and a Moscow-published model shows a nine deck, white streamlined vessel with one funnel set well aft.

Moscow Soviet Union Leningrad

OASA Endorses Federal Aid Push For Schools

The Ohio Association of School Administrators sent a telegram to President Kennedy endorsing federal aid for education. President WE. Weagly of Sandusky noted the move followed a governor's executive committee resolution. The telegram to Ohio's 23 Congress members and two senators urged strong support for the education program and urged reliance on federal help to meet school needs.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Association of School Administrators Kennedy Ais OASA WE. Weagly Sandusky Govl Congress U. S

Gough Lamb Cleaners Ownership To Change

Erle A. Hanson confirms plan to sell Gough Lamb stock to partner Lester E. Francis over four years. Hanson, operating since 1940, built the plant from five to 30 employees and plans to remain in Middletown. Francis now leads Emery's Cincinnati textile operations. his son David will join Gough Lamb after Northwestern graduation.

Gough Lamb Cleaners Erle A Hanson Hanson and Francis Sanitone Emery Industries Cincinnati Charles Street Gough Lamb University of Cincinnati Middletown Central Avenue Drive Emmett Gough Raymond Lamb J. T. Lamb Gough Emery's David Northwestern University Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity

$15 Million Knolls Development to Rise Near Columbus

Worthington builders Ray C. Herschman and John J. Meyer form Knolls Development Co to construct a multi phase 500 house residential project six miles northwest of downtown Columbus. Ground breaking planned in early April with a three year timeline. Homes priced from 20000 to 45000. A separate note states Antarctica holds an ice layer 120 feet thick sufficient to encase the globe.

Columbus Ohio Ray C. Herschman John J. Meyer Worthington Knolls Development Co Antarctica

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