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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1953

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Ike Puts Stop To Loose Talk On A Bomb Threat

Democratic senators accuse Eisenhower aides of sowing confusion over Soviet hydrogen bomb capabilities. They urge a clear NSC backed statement as White House officials reportedly order statements to align with national policy. The debate centers on Russia's bomb potential and delivery readiness with officials differing on timelines and certainty.

John Chadwick Washington Eisenhower National Security Council Sen Kefauver D-Tenn New York Times Soviet Union James Reston Moscow U.S. Atomic Energy Commission AEC Lewis L. Strauss Russia Strauss New York Wilson Sen. Gore Sen. Russell D-Ga Senate Armed Services Committee Sen. Robertson D-Va Rep W. Sterling Cole R-Ny Senate House Atomic Energy Committee United States Bath N. Y Cole Sen. Kefauver Sen. Ferguson R-Mich Senate Military Appropriations Subcommittee

Troops Arrive as Guiana Premier Attacks Show of Force

In Georgetown Britain airlifted 120 Royal Welsh Fusiliers from Jamaica while sea reinforcements arrive. Prime Minister Cheddi Jagan denounces the move as a show of force, accusing the governor of acting without ministers. He urges constitutional means to seek self government.

Georgetown British Guiana Britain Cheddi Jagan Royal Welsh Fusiliers West Indies Jamaica Jagan Alfred Savage People’s Progressive Party PPP House of Assembly Assembly Eustace Woolford

U.S. and Britain Plan Trieste Withdrawal

London reports indicate the United States and Britain will hand Trieste to Italian administration and withdraw occupation troops. Paris confirmed talks with France and London as the 1948 triad declaration is noted for influencing postwar Italy elections.

London United States Britain Trieste U. S Trieste Free Territory Yugoslavia France Italy Moscow Tito Kremlin Paris

Army Reveals Secret Gear at Aberdeen Proving Ground

At Aberdeen Proving Ground the Army displayed some previously secret equipment including body armor and the 280 mm atomic cannon. Excluded were items like the Nike missile, Ontos carrier and T43 tank under a defense order. new unveils included a 58 ton tank retriever a 15 ton fast tractor and a twin 40 m gun on Walker Bulldog chassis.

Aberdeen Aberdeen Proving Ground Wilson Wison Nevada Army Laircraft Eisenhower

Cincinnati Named Home for Knights of Pythias HQ

Cincinnati was selected as the new national headquarters site for the Knights of Pythias and its affiliates, moving from Minneapolis where the organization has been based for 43 years.

Cincinnati Knights of Pythias Lodge Minneapolis

Kidnap Case Targets Two Held on Bonds in Slay Probe

Federal and state authorities clash over prosecution of Carl Austin Hall and Bonnie Brown Heady in the Bobby Greenlease kidnapping slaying. Both are held on 100000 bond with charges from Kansas City and a St. Joseph murder warrant filed for Hall Heady and Marsh.

ST. Louis Bobby Greenlease Kansas City St. Joseph John E. Downs Thomas John Marsh FBI Bonnie Brown Heady Carl Austin Hall Marsh

Ransom Money Missing in Bobby Greenlease Case

Investigators pursue ex convict Thomas Marsh and about 300000 dollars in ransom in the Bobby Greenlease kidnapping. FBI silent on charges while probes stretch across several states and officials search sites linked to the abductors.

Key figures links in Kansas City ransom case details

Read notes outline kidnap plot surrounding Bobby Greenlease. Hall and Mrs. Heady implicated after ransom exchanges and police probe. Investigations trace money, arrests in St Louis, and discovery of the child's body in St Joseph yard. Hall admits two year planning and inheritance loss prior to crime.

Letterman Jackson County Kansas City Pittsburg Kan Bobby Ledterman Norbert O'Neill Hall St. Louis Marsh Mrs. Heady St. Joseph Greenlease Pleasant John Hall Heady

U S Vows To Defend India In Korea Amid Threats

At the United Nations a U S spokesman said U N troops will defend Indian guards and Neutral Repatriation Commission members in Korea if South Korea attacks neutrals. The armistice guarantees protection for commission teams and inspectors. Indian delegates pressed concerns after field protests over threats to free prisoners awaiting repatriation.

United Nations, N. Y U. S U. N Korea South Korea Military Armistice Commission Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission Neutral Nations United States William K. Harrison Jr U. N. Command

NNRC accuses Allies of stalling 90 day prisoner interviews

The Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission charged the Allies with delaying the 90 day interview window for 23 000 war prisoners who refuse repatriation. NNRC said the Reds proposed four day to build a permanent explanation center, while the Allies argued for a week for temporary facilities, delaying truce terms and Christmas Eve deadline. The UNC reports the failure to extend the period and notes the disputed center remains the main obstacle.

Seoul Neutral Nations Repatriation Commission NNRC UNC Reds Commission Red U. N

Radar Specialists Deny They Are Security Risks

Three radar specialists at Fort Monmouth New Jersey suspended by the Army for security reasons deny any risk. They say charges are unfounded and plan to fight them. The Army refuses to disclose names numbers or specifics while cooperating with a Senate subcommittee led by Sen. McCarthy.

Washington Morton Sobell Army Army Signal Corps Fort Monmouth N. J Senate Investigations Subcommittee Sen. McCarthy R—Wis Aaror H. Coleman Long Branch Newark Evening News Harold Ducore Hyam G. ,Yamins Newton Mass Boston Samuel Markell Coleman

Warm weather forecast for Ohio with frost in east counties

The Miami Valley is expected to see rising temperatures with cloudier skies tonight. An Associated Press forecast predicts sunny conditions across Ohio with highs of 58 to 64 today and fair mild air with scattered frost in the eastern part tonight. warmth returns Friday with partly cloudy skies and highs, while Middle Town reported 60 degrees at Armco's East Side Main Gate yesterday at 3 30 p.m.

Miami Valley Associated Press Ohio Middletown Armco

Limits on U S troops at Morocco bases spark friction

Paris reports France will cap U S personnel at 7 500 to man three new Air Force bases in Morocco while two more await construction. U S officers warn the ceiling will be insufficient, urging a status of forces agreement to govern operation, justice, and civilian staffing as negotiations continue.

Paris France Morocco U. S Sth Rabat Roosevelt United States Moroccco

Alarm Out For Pike Phantom

Cleveland police issued a two state alert for a 25 year old man in the Pennsylvania Turnpike shootings. John Wesley Wable is described as armed and dangerous and last seen in a light blue 1952 car with PA plates 8157E and Ohio plates GG8487. A 22 year old girlfriend was questioned and released. A .765 German revolver was turned over by her stepfather, similar to the weapon used.

Cleveland David E. Kerr Kerr John Wesley Wable Wable Ohio Pennsylvania Turnpike Shepard

General Clark foresees no more Korea war

Gen Mark Clark retired U N Far East commander arriving from Tokyo predicts no renewed Korea fighting yet warns armistice may not ensure Far East peace. He plans a five to six day stay in San Francisco before Washington retirement on Oct 31 and contemplates university presidency and education work.

San Francisco Mark Clark Korea Far East U. N. Far East Tokyo Free World Maurine Washington Clark

Four More Accused Of Treason In Egypt

Cairo reports that five more suspects will face Egypt's revolutionary court on Saturday. Four will be charged with high treason and a fifth with harming state interests, the prosecutor's office says. Conviction could carry the death sentence.

Cairo Egypt Revolutionary Court

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