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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1957

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Beck Faces New Quiz By Kennedy

Washington investigators report Teamsters Union cash flowed to Dave Beck after he rose to the presidency in 1952. Robert F. Kennedy says the probe will raise this and other points when Beck testifies on Tuesday. The committee notes a 270000 repayment begun in 1954 and questions the source, while Beck claims a prior loan of 300000 to 400000.

Washington Senate Teamsters Dave Beck Robert F. Kennedy Beck Kennedy Leo Senate Teamsters Union West Coast Portland Ore

Kasper jailed again over Clinton race disturbances

Segregationist John Kasper was jailed in Knox County on a new criminal contempt charge tied to interfering with racial integration at Clinton High School. He is free on bond for an appeal in Cincinnati and faces a second contempt warrant issued Feb 25 alongside 16 others detained in Clinton.

Knoxville Tenn John Kasper Clinton Kasper Clinton High School U. S Cincinnati Knox County Washington, D. C Citizens Council John Gates U. S. District Court Rob L. Taylor United States Gates

Widespread Quakes Jolt Frisco Area

A series of earthquakes rattled San Francisco and the bay area injuring 30 people and causing wide spread damage. The center was near Daly City with shocks felt to Sacramento and Hollister. aftershocks continued through the day and night.

San Francisco Bay Area Ihemas Eline Golden Gate Daly City University of California Berkeley Sacramento Hollister San Jose San Andreas Salton Sea California Pacific Oregon Coast Here Santa Clara

Navy airmen set unofficial cross country speed record flight

Lt. Ralph S. Barnett and crewmembers Machinists L. F. Trope and W. J. Prout piloted a twin jet A3D bomber from Burbank to Sanford NAS in 3 hours 39 minutes 24 seconds. A tailwind aided the run, but the timing was not approved by the International Federation, so the record remains unofficial. They delivered a new aircraft from the Douglas factory to Sanford, noting the flight was a routine ferry with added spice.

Red Cross San Francisco Lake Merced Lake Merced Blvd St. Patrick's Church Mission Street Oo Ferry Market Street Iaie Ferry Spector Sanford Fla Navy California Florida J.G Ralph S. Barnett Sanford Naval Air Station International Federation Barnett L. F. Trope W. J. Prout International Airport Burbank Calif Miami Marine Corps Air Station Douglas Sanford Nas

Odds Favor Wife in Today’s Chuckle Feature

A lighthearted column notes that while many think it’s a man’s world, the odds tilt toward the wife’s name on the deed. The piece plays with gender expectations and domestic responsibility in a witty civic context.

Hypocrisy and piety in Matthew 23 sermon

The text analyzes Jesus views on hypocrites in Matthew 23, noting the warning to practice piety secretly. It urges readers to examine their own faults, contrasting the Pharisees and scribes with modern times and urging self scrutiny of acts and beliefs.

Christ

Bermuda talks show healing in British American relations

At Bermuda Eisenhower and Macmillan wrap a fast moving conference with signs of improved Anglo American ties. They discussed Middle East defense and Baghdad Pact cooperation while confirming a gratifying measure of agreement and support from Turkey.

Tucker Bermuda Eisenhower Macmillan Britain U. S Free World United States Egypt America Middle East Baghdad Iran Iraq Turkey Pakistan London James P. Richards Turkeey Peter Hood James Hagerty

Britain Warns WRAC Over Army Undergarments

London reports Sir Frank Tribe warns the Women's Royal Army Corps to curb overbuying as the Army now holds enough panties and bras for twenty years. Elastic shortages threaten fit after seven years, risking ceremonial embarrassment.

London Britain Royal Army Corps WRAC Frank Tribe

Nasser Hammarskjold Talks Seek Suez Advisory Body

United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold and Egyptian President Nasser met to discuss a canal advisory body to arbitrate Suez disputes. Key issues include toll payments, canal maintenance, and broadening user representation to include Saudi Arabia and other nonshipping economies, while excluding Israel.

Cairo U. N Dag Hammarskjold Nasser Middle East Egypt Suez Canal Gaza Strip Gulf of Aqaba UNEF Hammarskjold Mahmoud Fawsi Assn London Britain France Saudi Arabia Israel

Voodoo Hex Theory Ties Double Murder in Shelbyville

Mose H. Martin of Stevenson Alabama is charged with first degree murder for shooting Simon Warner who had claimed the victim could foresee deaths. Pearl Hutchens also faces arrest on a Tennessee murder warrant as Martin says he killed because Warner hexed him after paying $60 for a cure.

Shelbyville Yester Simon Warner Alabama Warner Mose H. Martin Stevenson Ala Jackson County Pearl Hutchens Martin Tennessee Durwood Thompson Thompson

Birds To Be Sold Vacuum Tube Replaces Signal Pigeons

The Signal Corps at FT MONMOUTH NJ sells 1 000 carrier pigeons as electronic systems replace them. Pairs cost $5 with a 10 pair limit per buyer. birds go to zoos museums or death row. Notable pigeons include G I Joe Yank and Caesar with storied WW II service.

FT. Monmouth N. J Signal Corps Union Canada Cuba G. L Joe Colvivecchia Italy Schedul George Patton Ceasor North al

Dental plate 222 key clue in Columbus girl case

Authorities, seeking identification of a dark haired girl found in Darby Creek, focus on dental work after blind inquiries. The body, found by four youths near Darbydale, was stuffed in a sack and rope strangled, with autopsy indicating death about two days earlier.

Columbus Ohio Darby Creek Columbus’ Market District Darbydale

Middletown Caps Improbable State Run With Lucas Heroics

In Columbus and Gratis, bask etball fans pack the arenas for Class AA and Class A finals. Jerry Lucas scored 46 points to spark Middletown past Toledo Macomber into overtime and a 70-65 victory, while Gratis beat Beth el 73-72 and Ayresville pursues its first state title.

Columbus Middletown Gratis Middies Kent Roosevelt Ohio State University New St. John Ayresville Jerry Lucas Toledo Macomber Lucas Macomber Big Luke Kent Cuyahoga Falls Canton McKinley John Buriff Trojans Defiance Counity Midvale

Hail Storm Strikes Central and South Florida

Hail up to a man's fist fell across central and south Florida yesterday. The only major damage occurred in a three square mile area of orange groves near Lake Wales.

Miami Fla Florida Lake Wales

Thief Snatches Diaper Bundle From Porch

A thief grabbed a bundle of soiled diapers left for the laundry and fled in an automobile from Mrs. Robert Gilston’s front porch in Amsterdam New York. The incident was reported by local police seeking any witnesses or clues.

Amsterdam N. Y Robert Gilston

Navy hunts wreckage of plane off Japan coast

A U S Navy destroyer searched heavy seas for life raft debris and yellow markers after a Boeing C97 carrying 67 people vanished off Japan. Officials cautioned that seaweed could resemble life gear and reported no conclusive evidence linking the objects to the missing flight.

Tokyo Japan California Air Force Boeing Pacific

Ike Blamed For Plight Of Farmers

Senator Humphrey contends a government report shows Eisenhower era policies kept consumer prices steady at farmer expense. He cites Bureau of Labor Statistics data showing rising living costs driven by food and housing, and notes farm price policies lowered farmers’ purchasing power.

Washington Sen Humphrey D-Minn Eisenhower Bureau of Labor Statistics Labor Department Douglas D-Ill Senate House Economic Committee

Peg the Peg Leg Duck Becomes a Quirky Baltimore Resident

Peg the duck, fitted with a clothespin leg after a horse crushed hers, lives at Manny Sachs Reliable Horse Co in Baltimore. Sachs amputated the gangrenous limb and used taped clothespins as an artificial limb, keeping Peg mobile and cheerful as she swims and waddles.

Baltimore Peg Manny Sachs Sachs’Reliable Horse Co Sachs Wachs

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