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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1956

Page

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Estes Assails Sale Of Arms To Saudi Arabia

Senator Kefauver denounces a new shipment of military goods to Saudi Arabia as a bankrupt policy. He notes items worth under a million dollars from Sunny Point North Carolina and 18 M41 tanks authorized last year. Lehman and Celler call for inquiry amid Arab Israeli tensions and alleged appeasement.

Washington Sen Kefauver D-Tenn Saudi Arabia Eisenhower Efauver United States Middle East Sunny Point N.C Monterey Czechoslovakia

House committee halves Eisenhower aid requests in foreign bill

The House Foreign Affairs Committee voted to deny long term foreign aid authority and to cut in half the 200 million dollars for economic aid to Asia and the Middle East. The panel approved a private investments guarantee expansion to 500 million over ten years while halving the 300 million for unrestricted use. Yugoslavia funding was cut by 15 million from 30 million.

Washington House Foreign Affairs Committee Eisenhower Asia Middle East Richards D-Sc Congress America House Committee Rep Vorys Rohio Yugoslavia

Soekarno Addresses Congress On Independence Fight

President Soekarno of Indonesia addresses a joint session of Congress in Washington. Vice President Nixon hosts a Capitol luncheon to introduce him to leaders. Soekarno tours Mount Vernon and major monuments, credits American leaders for inspiring his fight for independence, and proclaims faith in global peace by the year 2000.

Washington Soekarno Indonesia Congress Nixon Capitol Mount Vernon Washington Monument Lincoln Jefferson Eisenhower America

Reds Shell Kaoteng on Matsus Island

Communist guns on the Chinese mainland fired 24 shells this evening at Kaoteng a tiny island in the Matsus. The Defense Ministry reported no word on Nationalist retaliation.

Taipei Formosa Kaoteng Matsus Defense Ministry

Nobody Panicked Amateur Theater Fire Kills 2 Stage Hands

Boise Idaho saw a deadly fire during the Boise Little Theater Club opening night. Two stage technicians, Justice Craycroft and George Mae Kean, died after returning to the burning building. Actor Vaughn Price and Sherdian Gill praised calm audience behavior and quick orderly evacuation as flames consumed the Gowen Field venue.

Boise Idaho Vaughn Price Justice Craycroft George MaeKean Boise Little Theater Club Gowen Field Air Na Tional Guard Price Sheridan Gill

Two Die In Preble County Head-On Crash

A northeast Eaton two-car collision killed 17-year-old Robert E. Zellers and 18-month-old Nancy Jean Short and seriously injured eight others, including driver Jean Jenkins. Zellers was en route to a Dixie High School commencement rehearsal when the crash occurred on Twin Road six miles northeast of Eaton. Funeral services for Zellers set for Saturday at St Peter's Lutheran Church, New Lebanon.

Eaton Here Robert E. Zellers New Lebanon Dixie High School Nancy Jean Short Margaret Short West Alexandria Preble County Twin Road Zellers Tomor Frank Short Zeller St. Peter’s Lutheran Church

Big Bomb May Drop This Time On Bikini

USS MT. MCKINLEY off Bikini reports favorable weather as H-bomb test may proceed within hours. Rear Adm. B Hall Halon, commander of the task force, says wind runs will determine if the forecast holds and postponement remains possible.

MT. Mckinley Bikini Adm B. Hall Halon

Miami Plans Speech Clinic This Summer

A six week clinic for teenage boys who stutter will run June 18 to July 27 at Miami University. The Speech and Hearing Clinic under Dr. Franklin Robinson and Dr. Thomas Anderson will staff the program with student proctors. Tuition, board, room, and activities total 215 dollars. enrollment limited to 10 boys upon faculty approval after a personal interview.

Frank Robinson Thomas Anderson

Photographer Hero Snags Shots Amid Fire Blaze

Gordon Wallace of the Los Angeles Times witnessed flames erupting in condemned houses and empty garages. He rushed to a nearby vacant home, forced a boarded window open, and shouted for help after being locked inside until bystanders freed him as firefighters contained the blaze.

Los Angeles Gordon Wallace Los Angeles Times

Weather Outlook Untested: Fair, Cool Through Friday

The Miami Valley faces a cold front bringing cooler weather. Today will be cloudy with scattered showers from a warm front, high near 70. Tonight mostly fair with a low around 70. Friday turns partly cloudy and cool as a Canadian front lowers highs to about 58, while Middletown reports 56 earlier and 41 this morning with .08 inches of rain last night.

Miami Valley Canada Middletown

Last Of Alleged Brink's Gang Captured By FBI

FBI agents nabbed Thomas F. Richardson and James I. Faherty, the final two of the 11 men charged in the Brink's robbery, at a Dorchester tenement after a stealth raid. Police recovered about $5,009 in coins and noted the pair may have hid for two months. others named remain in custody and one indicted man died last year.

Brink FBI Boston Thomas F. Richardson James I. Faherty Dorchester United States Thomas Ballou Quincy Richa Faherty Richardson Suffolk County Joseph Specs) O'Keefe Stanley A. Gusciora Henry Baker Adolph Jazz Maffie Joseph F. McGinnis Vincent Costa Michael V

Second Victim In Crash Girl 3 Dies in Cincinnati

Donna Lee Waddle, 3, died at General Hospital from injuries from a truck automobile crash that killed her mother Mildred Waddle, 26, Tuesday. Wilfred Hark, 41, Kalida, driver of the truck, was charged with manslaughter and reckless driving. His trailer jackknifed downhill and struck Mrs. Waddle's car. Burial for mother and child planned Friday at Hamilton.

Cincinnati Donna Lee Waddle General Hospital Mildred Waddle Wilfred Hark Kalida Waddle

Robber Returns As A Customer In Topeka

An armed robber held up a Topeka liquor store for about 50 dollars around 9 p.m. A few hours later, before 11 p.m. closing, the same man returned after changing clothes and ordered a pint of vodka, paying for it. The clerk notified police.

Topeka Kan.p

Adlai Said Choice In North Carolina

In Raleigh North Carolina the Democratic party holds its biennial convention. The main business is electing a 36 vote delegation to the national convention in Chicago next August. An uninstructed delegation is likely though leaders expect a resolution endorsing Adlai Stevenson as the nominee.

Raleigh N.C. W North Carolina Chicago Adlai Stevenson

Futile Lockup In Duncan Car Doors Left Unlocked

Cecil Blake announces he will stop locking his car doors in Duncan Oklahoma after years of locked vehicles with two break ins. He reports only twice previously locked the car, both times resulting in theft.

Duncan, Okla Cecil Blake

Egypt Recognizes Peiping as Egypt shifts to Peiping ties

Cairo becomes the first Arab state to recognize the Peiping regime and sever relations with Chiang Kai-shek’s government. Egypt’s cabinet announced the move after trade and cultural pacts, with a Chinese official saying Cairo and Peiping will exchange ambassadors and a military mission may visit Peiping.

Cairo Egypt China Taipei Chiang Kai-shek Peiping Gamal Abdel Nasser Israel Middle East Formosa Ho Feng

Rhee Entry Is Trailing In Election

In Seoul the Democratic party vice presidential candidate Chang Myun led over Rhee running mate Lee Ki Poong as returns from 181 districts showed Chang with 3,825,057 votes to 3,666,951. About 475,000 ballots remained, mostly in rural districts and offshore islands. Cho Bong Am reappeared after hiding. final results awaited.

Seoul South Korea Democratic Party Syngman Rhee Chang Myun Cho Bong Am Progressive Party Rhee Chang Lee Ki Poong National Assembly Liberal Party

Rock with note hits south Dallas window prank

Dallas police seek a prankster who tied a note to a rock and threw it through a south Dallas home window. The note read your window is broken.

Dallas Tex South Dallas

Deputy Marshal Named in Southwestern Ohio District

Dayton resident Earl Pelfrey, 37, appointed deputy U S marshal for the Southwestern Ohio District by U S Marshal Howard C. Botts of Cincinnati to succeed the late Charles Mobley in Dayton Ohio.

Dayton Ohio Howard C. Botts Cincinnati Earl Pelfrey U. S Southwestern Charles Mobley

Riot Over Beans At Florida Prison Leaves Three Dead

Several hundred inmates rioted at Raiford prison over meals, three inmates reported slain and eight wounded. Warden Dewitt Sinclair initially told Governor Leroy Collins one death, later prison sources said three. National Guard adjutant general ordered to assess need for troops.

Raiford Fla State Prison Dewitt Sinclair Leroy Collins Sinclair Collins Adj Mark Lance National Guard Lance Mark Lange

Giant Still Discovered At Medina

Medina Ohio federal agents and Sheriff Charles Williams raided a lonely farmhouse Wednesday night and arrested Carroll Pless, 24, as he dined with his wife and 4-year-old daughter. They found a 1500 gallon still, 112 gallons of whisky, 1550 pounds of mash, and 400 pounds of sugar in the basement. Two cars outside included a 1950 Lincoln and a Ford. the back seat was removed to hold more liquor. Whisky was in half gallon jars packed in cartons. Pless joked there goes all my money as jars were smashed. He claimed to drink his own whisky and preferred it to store stuff.

Medina Ohio Internal Revenue Charles Williams Carroll Pless Lincoln Ford Pless

Adoption Racket Charged In Senate Probe Pricing Babies

Senate subcommittee heard that criminal elements seek profits from adoptions. Fees of 1700 to 3200 were cited for couples seeking children. Chicago lawyers allegedly operate nationwide, with testimony naming Gale L. Marcus and others who allegedly fixed prices and arranged placements.

Washington Senate Ernest A. Mitler Mitler Judiciary Subcommittee Chicago Gale L. Marcus

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Estes Sen. Lehman D-Ny Rep. Celler Ihe George Middlebrook Middlebrook Isle of Pines Cuba Preble Wreck Jean Jenkins Box Carlisle Reid Memorial Hospital Richmond Ind Short Berman Seim Good Samarian Hospital Robert Garwood Good Samaritan Hospital David Jenkins Reid Gary Jenkins Jerry Kinsler John Buckingle Miami Oxford Miami University Adlai Red Ville St. Louis Ottawa RCAF Florida Stee Ceesees Aeae Crane Marcus New York Miller Robert Nelson Lake County Chicago American Abraham Rabichow Emanuel Gordon Air Force Bell
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