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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1962
Page
3
Netherlands releases a set of five semi postals to promote the International Congress of Museum Experts with designs by Cor van Weele. Values range from 4c to 30c, depicting a Roman sculpture, a fossil, a pendulum clock, a stone head, and a Frans Hals painting Repast of the Officers of St Jorisdoelen.
A six day visit by a returning traveler from Hanoi describes North Viet Nam as impersonal and distressing. He notes scarce traffic five cars observed, a lack of motorcycles, and that free world observers rarely visit. He contrasts Hanoi with Saigon's bustle and traffic.
Carol Sue Evans, 17, daughter of former Lake County Sheriff Bill Evans, shot herself with her father's service revolver early Saturday in Mentor. Friends said she appeared normal recently. no note was found. Police reported she had been despondent and nervous.
Marion Ohio AP reports Donald Lee Lambert 18 of Lima was killed when the car he was driving ran off U S 30S nine miles west of Marion Saturday.
Plans are reported for a new multicolor printing press to be designed and built for the Bureau of Engraving and Printing and the Post Office Department in Washington.
In Washington D C bids were opened April 30 for a new six color press. The press is expected to be ready for production in 1964 and will enhance printing capabilities in the city.
AP reports Ohio Attorney General McElroy said city officials cannot raise their salaries during their terms, except in home rule charter cities where charter provisions may permit increases. The opinion was issued at the request of Fairfield County prosecutor E Raymond Morehart. The piece also notes several political families in Kentucky and a note on thallium’s etymology.
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