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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1962

Page

3

Bright Flash Hints Sabotage in Lost Super Constellation

A bright light seen by Liberian tanker in the western Pacific fuels suspicion that the American chartered Flying Tiger Super Constellation with 107 aboard may have exploded en route to South Vietnam. Guam rescue officials say the fourth day of search increases belief of in-flight destruction.

Manila U.S Pacific South Viet Nam Guam Flying Tiger Line Frank B. Lynoff T. L. Linzen

Hamiltonian killed In Louisville Crash

John Q. Waldsmith a 43 year old Hamilton Ohio man was killed when his car veered off a downtown Louisville street and struck a utility pole. Deputy Coroner Jack Meyer said Waldsmith died of head and internal injuries.

Louisville John Q. Waldsmith Hamilton Ohio Jack Meyer Waldsmith

Film At Maple Park PTO On Atomic Bomb Facts

A film on Facts About the Atomic Bomb will be shown at Maple Park PTO meeting in the school auditorium at 7:09 tomorrow night. Science exhibits will be on display for parents to inspect.

Maple Park Pto

Red Coup Feared In Guatemala

A week- end revolt against President Miguel Ydigoras grips Guatemala as opposition leaders seek army backing for a civilian-military government to run free elections. Officials say the army supports the government while violence climbs with at least two dead and over five hundred wounded.

Guatemala Miguel Ydigoras Ydigoras Las December Arty

Showdown On B70 Program Reached On House Floor

Senate leaders push for early vote on antipoll tax measures while the House readies showdowns on the B70 bomber program and tax reform. Senate debates include a floor clash over abolishing the poll tax and a bond issue request, with hearings set on constitutional rights and strategic materials. House plans include a $12 billion weapons bill backing a stepped up B70 program, amid opposition from Chairman Vinson and mixed Senate views.

Washington Senate House Kennedy U.N Leutenants Senate Constitutional Rights Subcommittee Sam J. Ervin Jr DNC Ervin Senate Armed Services Carl Vinson Armed Services Henry M. Jackson D-Wash Congress Goldwater Jackson Senate Committee AGC

Welfare Bill Expands Ohio Aid by 5.6 Million

The House welfare bill would authorize an extra 5 616 000 for Ohio old age aid blind aid and aid to the permanently disabled. Republicans challenge that recipients will not necessarily gain more funds. The bill also adds 1 083 334 for day care of children with working mothers with state matching requirements.

Washington House Ohio Ways and Means Committee

Group Discusses UN Role at Great Decisions Event

The Middletown Cin cinnati Council on World Affairs chapter held a Great Decisions program on UN role. Leaders included Mrs. Charles Terhune and J H Harrison. Eight percent favor strengthening UN influence. Sixty percent support channeling more US aid and technical help through the UN.

United Nations Middletown Cincinnati Council On World Affairs Charles Terhune Harshad Cave J. H Harrison Richard Harfst James United States U. S

Committee report outlinesPublic aid expansion to aid aged blind and disabled

The majority report says increased public assistance authorization would let states, without new state funds, raise monthly aid to needy aged, blind and disabled. It notes a temporary rise expires in June and a corresponding federal payment increase to $85 total old age assistance including a $15 vendor medical care component.

Skaters Shine at Mansfield Meet

Four skaters from Roller Haven Skating Rink of Middle Tone placed in finals at an all by competition in Mansfield. David Vowell and Melissa Tobias earned top showings, with Vowell placing fourth in senior race and Tobias seventh as an adult competitor. Ruby Howell and Ted Wilkerson of Hamilton also competed.

Roller Haven Middletone Mansfield Tance David Vowell

United States Merchant Marine Academy Established

The United States Merchant Marine Academy became the first enduring federal institution for officer training and cadet education, marking a milestone in national maritime education and defense infrastructure.

United States Merchant Marine Academy

Ohio Warns on Expired Out Of State Auto Tags

Middletown police report 1961 Kentucky tags extended to March 31 due to floods. Expired plates already found in 27 states, with Ohio enforcing reciprocity rules. Offenders may be cited or have vehicles impounded if parked or driven with expired tags. Policemen note residents moving to Ohio must obtain Ohio license and tags.

Ohio Middletown Kentucky Ohio Bureau of Motor Vehicles Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Florida Idaho Illinois Indiana Kansas Louisiana Maine Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Montana Nebraska New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Oklahoma South Carolina Utah Washington Wyoming James Combs Combs

Injured Trucker Improves at Middletown Hospital

Marietta truck driver Arthur M. Henderham, 35, was reported in fair condition at Middletown Hospital today after a weeklong admission for injuries from a crash into a tree on Ohio 122 east of Interstate 75. He had been in critical condition with head and internal injuries and a fractured right leg and ankle.

Marietta Arthur M. Henderham Middletown Hospital Henderham Oho 122 Interstate 75

Ridall Named to 1962 Million Dollar Round Table

John H. Ridall of The Union Central Life Insurance Dayton branch earned a place on the 1962 Million Dollar Round Table and joined the President's Club after producing over 1,000,000 in life insurance and annuities in 1961. He graduated from Williams College in 1950 and has been a leading producer since joining Union Central. Ridall specializes in estate and tax work and in deferred compensation and pension plans.

John H. Ridall Union Central Life Insurance Company Dayton Williams College Union Central Ridall

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