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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1957

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Texas City Gears For New Floods

Torrential rains push the Wichita Falls river level toward flood stage with 15 feet reported and five inch hourly rise. Evacuations possible as the Sabine and Little Wichita rivers overflow across northeast Texas toward Deweyville and Gladewater.

Dallas Wichita Falls Texas Sabine River Oklahoma Sabine Deweyville Wichita River Holiday Creek Red Cross Wichita Cliff Clines Newton County Orange Weather Bureau Gladewater

Glaoui Kin Held By Sultan Amid Arrest Roundup

In Marrakech the sultan’s government says a foreign plot was thwarted as uniformed units arrest five sons of the late Pasha Thami El Glaoui the wife mother in law and six others tied to the family. The Glaoui heirs had gathered to divide the estate believed to include 17 million dollars in cash.

Marrakech Morocco Mohammed V National Liberation Army Pasha Thami el Glaoui Marakech

Beck Indicted for Tax Evasion by Teamsters Boss

Washington AP Dave Beck Teamsters Union leader indicted for income tax evasion posted 5000 bond pending arraignment May 13. Indictment charges failure to pay 56420 in taxes due 1950. Curran set bond after Beck surrendered, with planned arraignment in Tacoma or Washington.

Washington Dave Beck Teamsters Union Beck U. S. Marshes Tacoma Wash U. S

Radiation Counter Goes Berserk At Local College

San Bernardino Valley Junior College physics instructor Arthur Harmeyer demonstrated a radiation counter to students. Expected around 60 units, the device spiked to 4 500 then surged to 113 411 units. Civil defense chief Capt Alfred L Luce arrived and noted other instruments showed normal readings while the counter appeared wildly inaccurate.

San Bernardino Calif San Bernardino Valley Junior College Arthur Harmeyer Harmeyer Alfred L. Luce Civil Defense

Churchill Criticizes UN Vote On Egypt Crisis

London Sir Winston Churchill assailed the United Nations for its stance on Britain and France actions in Egypt last fall. He told the Primrose Plenary at Royal Albert Hall that the UN did not aid the free world or peace. Britain and France vetoed US backed anti invasion resolutions in the Security Council and the General Assembly later demanded Britain and France withdraw.

London Winston Churchill United Nations Today Egypt U. N Free World Primrose P Wague Conagen Royal Albert Hall Britain France United States U. N. Security Council Israel U. N. General Assembly Dulles

Costello shot in lobby in apparent assassination attempt

Frank Costello, 65, nicked by a near point blank gunshot as he entered his Central Park West apartment lobby. He blamed no one, said he may have been mistaken for another, and was treated for a superficial scalp wound at Roosevelt Hospital.

New York Frank Costello Costello Central Park West Roosevelt Hospital William Kennedy Estelle Generoso Pope Upper

Wisconsin Senate Seat in Jeopardy After McCarthy Death

McCarthy dies in Washington leaving a vacant Wisconsin Senate seat. A special election is possible with a primary to precede it. Gov. Vernon Thomson may call the election in fall. Walter Kohler Glenn Davis and Warren Knowles are among Republicans discussed as contenders. Democrats mentioned include Gaylord Nelson Henry Maier and William Proxmire.

Thomson U. S. Senate Walter J. Kohler Carthy Glenn R. Davis Alexander Wiley Warren P. Knowles New Richmond Gaylord Nelson Madison Henry W. Maier Milwaukee William Prexmire

Death Takes McCarthy Senate Won't Be Some

Washington AP reports funeral services for Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy will be held in the Senate Chamber. McCarthy died of acute liver inflammation after a hospital stay, leaving a vacant Wisconsin seat until a fall election. Senate plans point to a Monday service at 11:00 a.m. EDT with Lyndon Johnson involved in arrangements.

McCarthys Joseph F. McCarthy R-Wis Jean Tierney Elizabeth Washington Wisconsin Bethesda Naval Hospital Madison Wis Joseph R. McCarthy McCarthy Vernon Thomson Senate America U. S. Senate Grindstone Senate Chamber William E. Borah Idaho Chamber Claude A. Swanson Virginia Sen. McCarthy

McCarthy Funeral Arrangements Planned After Capitol Rites

Mrs. McCarthy, a staff employee and his wife, favors a service before McCarthy’s body is taken to Appleton Wisconsin for burial at St. Mary’s Cemetery. A Roman Catholic mass will be held at St. Matthew’s Cathedral in Washington before the Capitol rites. A Senate adjournment will follow at noon with a 2 p.m. departure of a senators’ committee for Appleton where the funeral is set for Tuesday noon Appleton time.

McCarthy Appleton Wis St. Mary's Capitol St. Matthew’s Cathedral Washington Senate

Home Folks Remember Good Joe in Appleton

Appleton residents recall Senator Joseph McCarthy as a friendly neighbor who greeted people on the street calling him a good Joe. News of his death in Washington shocks locals who lament his illness and note he worked hard and left a void in state and nation. Mayor Roemer called McCarthy an outstanding citizen reflecting on his hometown ties.

Eisenhower Expresses Sympathy To McCarthy Widow

President Eisenhower, who had cut ties with Senator McCarthy, issued a statement of regret and sent a personal message to Mrs. McCarthy. The former ally had been shunned at White House functions, and Mrs. McCarthy had recently refused a White House luncheon invitation.

Washington Eisenhower Sen Joseph R. McCarthy McCarthy White House

Bipartisan figure McCarthy traced from Appleton roots to senate

The text details Joseph McCarthy born on a Grande Chute farm, growing up as one of seven children, leaving school at 16 for farm work, then returning to complete high school in a year while working, later entering Marquette University law school and boxing there. It notes his Fox River Valley political rise, his return to Appleton roots, purchase of the family homestead, and surviving relatives including Howard in Washington and two sisters, plus a Chicago-based brother Steve.

Curran Beck U. S Washington Tacoma Treanor Senate James H. Duff Rpa Duff Arthur Condon Sen Joe McCarthy Grande Chute Timothy Bridget McCarthy Tierney Ealy L. D. Herschberger Marquette University Fox River Valley Appleton Howard Roman Kornely Anna Mae Long Steve Chicago

Mocoron town dispute flares in Honduras Nicaragua clashes

Nicaraguan President Somoza claims Mocoron captured by a small force. Honduran officials deny defeat of their air force and report ground clashes. Honduras calls up reservists as OAS agrees to dispatch a fact finding mission to the border region.

Managua Nicaragua Luis Somoza Mocoron Anastasio Somoza Jr Central America Caribbean Tegucigalpa Honduran Washington Council of Organization of American States OAS

Generally Fair Weekend Forecast for Miami Valley

A high pressure area dominates, bringing mostly clear, fair, and cool weather through Sunday. Today highs near 65 with tonight and Saturday lows around 40 and possible light frost, then a high near 70 on Saturday. Middletown reported 71 at 5:30 p.m. yesterday and 38 at 6 a.m. today.

Miami Valley Middletown

Fleet Moves Out of Eastern Mediterranean Amid Jordan Crisis

The Navy said the major 6th Fleet warships are shifting from the Jordan area back toward the Eastern Mediterranean. Officials indicate tension in Jordan and neighboring states has eased, prompting the pullback.

Washington Navy Jordan Mediterranean

Feisty Wife Warns Husband Over Alimony Payments

A humorous quip has a fierce wife telling her lawyer to warn her husband that missing any alimony will prompt repossession. The line playfully highlights ongoing marital tension and financial leverage with a sharp, punchy edge.

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