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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1960
Page
3
James Cary analyzes 100 years of US Japan relations from the 1860 treaty to 1960s trade surge. He notes Japan’s industrial rise, postwar markets, and the US Japan Security Pact amid leftist protests and fears of global change.
A radar system at Akron Canton Airport will be used to forecast rainfall and flood risk in northeast Ohio. Forecasters aim to issue a three hour warning to residents within six miles of the airport using radar data and weather conditions fed by volunteer observers and stream gauges.
A historic note claims Prussian Guards of the Kaiser stood seven feet tall, reflecting sensationalized military height myths of the era.
A WASHINGTON AP report outlines U S and Soviet military strength, noting the public record shows Americans retain more disclosed power than the Soviets. It cites SAC's nuclear deterrent, IOCM limits, Army and Marine counts, Navy ships, and a missing Soviet comparison in the 4 657 page congressional testimony.
Eight Negro junior high students were selected to attend integrated high schools in Little Rock Arkansas next year, bringing total Negro enrollment at Central and Hall high schools to 13. About 2,300 white students and eight Negroes attend the two schools this year. Three of the selected Negro students will graduate. NAACP leaders expect other Negro students to seek reassignment to Central Hall or white Technical High under state pupil placement laws. The board used federal court approved placement laws that do not mention race.
Liscon Ohio AP Sheriff reports 29 year old Sherman G. Baker Jr. of Lisbon was killed Friday night when his car struck a parked semi trailer truck in Lisbon.
In Ann Arbor the American Legion planned a large Memorial Day parade four days early but failed to publicize it. Officials discovered the lack of word at the last minute, and the parade was cancelled.
Arthur Hf. Dickman aged 32 of Ottoville Putnam County was killed when his car collided with a truck on U S 30 west of Lima Friday.
A patriotic editorial urges American resolve against Khrushchev's bellicose stance. It defending aerial intelligence like U2 flights as prudent defense, warns against political division, and calls for united support of President Eisenhower to protect overseas bases and deter Soviet aggression.
A holiday tribute urges unity and resolve against Communist threats to world peace, stressing how Memorial Day gatherings bind generations in love, tears, and pride and strengthen determination to resist.
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