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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1963

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McNamara Stresses American Strength In Global Ties

AP reports Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara rebutted Soviet superiority, declaring the United States holds a superior strategic position and mobile forces. He spoke at the Economic Club of New York, comparing nuclear deterrent and conventional forces and warning against miscalculations in Cuba and Berlin.

New York Robert S. McNamara McNamara The Economic Club of Kennedy Berlin Khruschev United States John R. Glenn Bloomington Ind House UnAmerican Activities Committee Leon Trotsky Cuba Europe North Africa

Weather outlook for Middleton region turns fair today

After dense morning fog Middleton residents are told to expect a mostly fair day. Tonight will be cloudy with a chance of rain tomorrow. Temperatures will hold near current levels with a low around 40 tonight. Yesterday's high was 62 and today’s low was 34.

Dynamite Explosions Near Alabama Campus Under Investigation

Police questioned an unidentified man after a third dynamite blast in three days near the University of Alabama in Tuscaloosa. The pre-dawn and Saturday strikes caused window damage and a deep street hole near Vivian Malone’s dorm, with no injuries reported.

Tuscaloosa Ala Uns University of Alabama Vivian Malone James Green Green Miss Malone

Witness Testifies in Thompson Murder-for-Hire Trial

Minneapolis AP report details Richard G. Sharp testimony linking T Eugene Thompson to alleged murder-for-hire plots. Mastrian and Anderson named in claims of a $1 million life insurance motive and love rival, with offers of $2000 rising to $3000 for a churchgoer mother of four.

Minneapolis T. Eugene Thompson Thompson Norman Mastrian William Randall

Eisenhower joins in honoring Lincoln at Gettysburg

In Gettysburg Pennsylvania former President Dwight D Eisenhower participates in the centennial commemorative events marking Abraham Lincoln s Gettysburg Address The ceremony retraces Lincoln s parade route to Cemetery Hill with Eisenhower rededicating the soldier s National Cemetery Also participating are Governor Scranton State Supreme Court Justice Musmanno and contralto Marian Anderson Musmanno will recite the address concluding a three day observance of Lincolns ideas and aspirations.

Gettysburg Dwight D. Eisenhower Abraham Lincoln Lincoln Soldier's National Cemetery Eisenhower Cemetery Hill William W. Scranton Pennsylvania Supreme Court Michael A. Musmanno Marian Anderson Musmanno

AFL-CIO Plans Drive For Votes For Its Friends

The AFL-CIO unveiled a grass roots campaign to register millions of nonvoters and back allies in labor. a 750000 budget funds the effort, targeting states including New York where 3.589 million eligible residents did not vote or register. The union criticized literacy tests and urged multilingual voting options for Spanish speakers.

Afl-Cio New York Organized Labor Alantianea Cicumid Romney Michigan Adlai E. Stevenson U.S United Nations Labor United States Afl-Cion New York State

Baby mauled to death by watchdog in Woodstock

In Woodstock Illinois AP report a four month old boy James Michael Henderson died after an eighty pound Alaskan Malamute sled dog dragged him from a car and mauled him repeatedly. The infant died nine minutes after the attack as his father James E. Henderson a twenty year old dog trainer and mother Kathryn seventeen returned to the car. The dog had been bought a month earlier as a watchdog and the attack occurred when the father briefly left the infant on the car seat.

Woodstock Ill James Michael Henderson James E. Henderson Henderson Kathryn

Complete Investigation Of Baker Urged By Case

Sen. Clifford Case urged the Senate Rules Committee to pursue a full inquiry into Robert G. Baker’s wheeling and dealing, arguing public faith in Congress is at stake. He cited Baker’s resignation under fire and noted calls to broaden the probe beyond staff to include top officials and lawmakers.

Baker Case Washington Clifford P. Case Senate Rules Committee Robert G. Baker New Jersey Congress Senate Mike Mansfield Mansfield Rules Committee Majority Policy Committee

Chuckle on bachelors and marriage ideals in playful quip

A lighthearted line notes that while some men may prefer bachelorhood, most girls would rather knot implying a humorous view on relationships. The brief offers a wink at social expectations without naming people or places.

Kennedy pledges aid as he touts Latin policy

President Kennedy, fresh from a Florida swing that included a Cuba appeal, promised U.S. help to Cubans for a progressive government free from Batista influence. He defended a nonpolitical Texas tour ahead, while signaling more travel as the 1964 campaign looms, warning against Cuban imperialism and outside interference.

Washington Kennedy Florida Texas United States Batista Cuba Tampa Miami Lone Star State White House South

Quote on barrier removal and Cuba policy

The speaker argued that if circumstances changed, everything would be possible and that once the barrier is removed the U S would be ready to cooperate with the Cuban people. He said progressive goals once stirred hopes across the hemisphere.

Hemisphere

Many Business Leaders Think Unemployment Will End

AP reports a 12 city tour of business mood finds mixed views on unemployment. Chrysler President Lynn Townsend says automation cannot replace all workers and new plants will need more human labor. Other leaders caution structural risks and racial tensions if joblessness rises, while programs retrain and expand openings.

AP Business News Darden Chambliss New York Chrysler Corp Chrysler Lynn Townsend Benjamin Stacey Boston First National Bank W. J. Bassett Los Angeles County Federation of Labor Afl-Cio Pew Thomas Moses Investors Diversified Services Minneapolis Howard Johnson Atlantic Steel Co Atlanta University of Chicago Graduate School of Business Fort Worth Tex Armour and Co. Labor - Management Automation Fund Cochairman S. B. Fuller Fuller Products Co Chicago

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