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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1961
Page
7
All 16 Ohio Republicans in the House voted for the coalition backed minimum wage bill, while all seven Ohio Democrats opposed it. The measure passed 216 to 203 after defeating a compromise measure tied to administration support.
The article notes that quill pens continued to be widely used into the 1800s, maintaining their presence alongside newer writing instruments. It discusses continued availability and practical use in daily life and official writing during this period.
President Kennedy's Peace Corps aims to send its first volunteers overseas by Christmas. Director Sargent Shriver told about 1,000 attendees at a Herald Tribune forum that volunteers will go to learn and not just to teach, emphasizing overseas service.
Hollywood reports Julie London complains her built in sex appeal limits her dramatic roles. The actress, famed for a sultry voice and Liberty album sales, says producers want her to act not sing and avoid scripts with depth.
Sharwell Tobacco Co of Columbus was taxed 41734 and penalized 141263 by the Ohio Taxation Department over 19 million cigarette packs handled without the state receiving its nickel per pack tax. President Sherman Sharwell denied counterfeit stamps. The item also notes St Augustine Fla to celebrate its 40th birthday in six years.
In Weisbaden Germany Air Force Nurse Margaret A Stanford 26 of Zanesville Ohio was sentenced to two years hard labor after pleading guilty to manslaughter in the December 19 death of her infant at an Air Force hospital in Leon France. The court martial was closed at her request and later clarified by European Air Force headquarters.
A report explains that carbon monoxide is poisonous because it prevents oxygen from circulating in the bloodstream, hindering body tissues from receiving needed oxygen and causing potentially fatal effects.
The region widely uses French Spanish and Portuguese across multiple countries. Language use spans education media and daily life influencing culture and commerce.
Crossword puzzle clues list with numbers and partial answers. Includes entries such as capital of New Jer and year 1961. Appears to be a feminine stage director themed puzzle with mixed solvable hints and several incomplete words.
An Akron man Hobart J Lester 64 died in a two car collision on U S 42 west of South Charleston Ohio He was en route to Florida with his wife Hazel 63 who was seriously injured and hospitalized John W Hunt 45 of Columbus was the other driver treated and released His wife suffered serious injuries in the crash and a Columbus man reported to be involved was not injured.
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