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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1961
Page
5
TOPEKA AP A grain terminal worker escaped death when corn poured from a railroad car pushed him to the bottom of a hopper. Frank Lundin twisted an ankle and fell from a ladder into the hopper, lay for 10 minutes before coworkers pulled him out. A physician said the grain weight narrowly avoided lung collapse.
Net income over five million dollars was reported by six individuals in 1960 income tax returns. The crossword puzzle solution list appears alongside the financial data, reflecting a combined feature on leisure activity and fiscal reporting.
President Kennedy travels to Seattle for the Washington University centennial ceremony. A 10 toll marks the school history as Kennedy addresses foreign policy. About 11,000 attend the Edmondson Pavilion event alongside Magnuson fund drive plans and potential campaign support.
The Ohio units began in 1862 near Steubenville and Camp Lima, with regiments from Allen, Auglaize, Hancock, Mercer, Putnam, Shelby, and Van Wert. They served until 1864 or 1865, suffering hundreds of deaths from battle and sickness, including 120, 84, and 65 deaths in combat respectively plus many due to disease.
Pablo Casals the 84 year old cellist will play at a White House dinner honoring Gov Luis Munoz Marin of Puerto Rico. He will not dine with the Kennedys guests and plans a rare concert in the United States since 1928. Casals previously refused performances in Franco regime countries.
Cincinnati police say Jimmy Stallard, 21, admitted abducting two girls from a grade school open house party. The children Marissa Schneider, 5, and Tammy West, 4, were recovered unharmed within two hours after being lured away.
Defense Minister Rodion Malinovsky writes in Red Star that wars can be avoided. He cites the 20th Congress conclusion of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union from 1956, stating it is now possible to prevent wars.
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