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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1957
Page
5
Crime detectives pursue a possible link between the Kent book seller slaying and the Mikulak double murder near Akron. authorities probe a rejected suitor James Milak seen in Cleveland and a past assault case involving Lillie Mikulak.
An offer from The Ball Clinic Excelsior Springs Missouri promises a free booklet titled Arthritis and Rheumatism that explains why medicines fail and a non surgical treatment has helped since 1919. No obligation to request.
United Nations New York Britain预计 joining United States to begin talks on space missile controls rather than waiting for a broad disarmament pact. Cmdr Allan Noble British official expected to support U S position as part of a joint resolution with 21 other nations. The measure calls for study of an inspection system to ensure outer space use is peaceful. Khrushchev hinted at talks while Dulles reaffirmed U S willingness within the UN framework.
Akron rubber firm official predicts 20 percent of U S families will own two cars in 10 years. E F Tomlinson president of B F Goodrich Tire Co says 12 percent are two car owners now and highways will hold nearly 54 million passenger cars by year end. He spoke at the National Tire Dealers and Retreaders Assn convention and added replacement tire sales should rise about 6 percent next year. He urged dealers to study how drivers use their cars.
Jordan official tells Rep Frances Bolton that peace depends on easing Israeli tension. Rifai says Israel is the current source of trouble and that rights for Palestine refugees must be restored and a million Arab refugees repatriated with compensation.
The 23 232 ton Liberian tanker Andros Springs ran aground in the Suez Canal last night delaying traffic for 10 hours before refloating. The first southbound convoy was cancelled but by 8 am traffic returned to normal.
A 1957 feature by William B. Millen describes a numerical puzzle game HER. Count letters in your first name, adjust by four if six or more, add three if fewer than six, use resulting key numbers across a rectangle to reveal a daily message. Distributed by Kine Features Syndicate.
Adm. Arleigh Burke, head of U.S. naval operations, questioned Russia’s current ICBM capability but said both superpowers could deploy missiles in a year. He warned war would be awful yet the Western bloc remains a strong deterrent. He also downplayed satellites as weapons beyond scientific value.
The Rudolf Abel espionage trial in Brooklyn Federal Court resumes with Reino Hayhanen as the government’s first witness. Defense motions for dismissal were ruled on, and Hayhanen and Sgt. Roy A Rhodes are key prosecution witnesses. The jury faces possible death if Abel is convicted on the espionage charges.
Augustus Snyder former mayor of Louisa Ky died Sunday one day after his 99th birthday. A native of Rappsburg Ohio he leaves two daughters Mrs H P T Vanhouse of Shelby Ohio and Mrs J J Gordon Jr of Louisa and one son A H Snyder of Louisa.
Farmers on the Wind Scale area store their milk after radioactive iodine levels rose sixfold following a reactor incident. Officials advise freezing milk and testing produce for safety while assessing if dairy should be used for feeding, butter, or cheese. The Cumberland County region covers seven miles by two with about 100 farms and over 5000 residents.
Earl Grieser of Napoleon Ohio was installed as president of the American Butter Institute during the institute's 49th annual meeting held Saturday in Chicago.
New York special reports a science breakthrough with a healing substance that reduces hemorrhoids and relieves pain without surgery. Cases show gentle pain relief and actual shrinkage, with patients experiencing thorough results.
Roscoe C. Lewis, 65, longtime member of the Butler County Board of Commissioners and former Fairfield Township trustee, died of a sudden heart attack after leaving a commissioners meeting. A bakery’s foundation cave in on Central Avenue endangers tenants. Middletown park areas are reportedly ample for recreation per a National Park Service survey. Mark Kerschbaum opened a voice studio at his Woodlawn Avenue home, adopting the French-Italian method of Jean De Reszke.
The annual event was scheduled to be held at Clawson Farm near Hamilton featuring corn husking contests and a colt show as part of Butler County activities.
In San Pedro California the Pacific coast faces shipping disruption as the ILWU Fishermen's Union and AFL-CIO Fishermen's Union clash over canning payments. A Portland caucus plans to push a coast wide shutdown until a price dispute over 50 dollars per ton for sardines is resolved, with 100 boats idled since September 1.
Soviet Marshal Georgi Zhukov and President Tito hunted in Kaminska Bistrica Yugoslavia. They bagged four goats for Zhukov and one for Tito during a mountain excursion. Tito later hosted 200 guests at Bled in honor of the visit.
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