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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1960

Page

5

Nixon Aide Chotiner Faces Bell In Blue Chip District Race

In the 16th District Republican primary, veteran adviser Chotiner and oilman Alphonzo Bell vie for the GOP nomination, contesting influence with Nixon ties. California circles note Chotiner’s past Senate work and 30 years in politics, while Bell leads a prominent family and GOP fundraising. Jerry Pacht runs unopposed for the Democratic side in Beverly Hills.

Joe Lewis Los Angeles California Richard M. Nixon GOP Alphonzo Bell Jack Hagler Anne Heaver Dietitian Af Fine Sealsmond Efe Beverly Hills Westwood Bel-Air Bell Brentwood Pacific Palisades Chotiner Santa Monica Donald M. Jackson Nixson William F. Knowland Nixon Senate Investigation Subcommittee Subcommittee Run Murray Assembly Jerry Pacht

Death Car Drivers Get Parole Okay

Four young men, each having served a year on manslaughter convictions, will be paroled from Mansfield Reformatory on June 22. Joseph Bellak, Wayne Sigmon, Willie Fisher, and Fred Greene were involved in fatal car incidents in 1957 1959 and 1989, with each case tied to speeding loss of control and a death or injury.

Columbus, Ohio Mansfield Reformatory Joseph Beilak Akron Coy Lee Melton Melton Bellak Barberton Wayne D. Sigmon Cleveland Barnie Cogan Clevel Jan Sigmon Willie Fisner Ramona Fisher Fred E. Greene Stoutsville Greeno Larry Hies

First adhesive stamps issued at five and ten cents

The first adhesive postage stamps went on sale featuring Benjamin Franklin and George Washington in five and ten cent denominations. The new stamps mark a milestone in postal history, simplifying a previously cumbersome prepayment system for mail.

Benjamin Franklin George Washington

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