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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1963

Page

12

Australia to buy 24 TFX warplanes in 1967 deliveries

The Defense Department announced Australia will purchase 24 TFX aircraft with first deliveries to come in 1967 alongside U S forces. Secretary McNamara and Australian Defense Minister Townley confirmed the agreement reached after talks. The U S will also supply two B47 bomber squadrons for interim long range bomber and reconnaissance capability. No cost figures were disclosed.

Fense Department Australia U.S. Air Force Navy Defense Robert S. McNamara McNamara Athol Townley United States

West civilization may fall by 2000 say Parkinson

British historian C Northcote Parkinson predicts Western civilization could collapse around the year 2000 plus or minus, as Eastern civilization may overtake the technological lead. He argues friction between East and West spurs ideas and warns bureaucracies resist reform in modern governments.

C. Northcote Parkinson Parkinson

Rhodes Draws Pickets On New York Trip

Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes spoke to about 400 members of the Ohio Society of New York at the Biltmore Hotel outlining his program for total economic development to create 200 000 jobs. Pickets urged blocking extradition of Mae Mallory in the Cleveland case tied to a 1960s racial incident.

New York Ohio James A. Rhodes Biltmore Rhodes Ohio Society of New York Cleveland Willie Mae Mallory Monroe N.C Mallory Harlem Buckeye Ohio Society Thomas B. Mee Ohio State University

Seafarers End Four Day Walkout On Seaway

Montreal AP reports inland traffic on the St. Lawrence Seaway resumed as members of the Sea Farers International Union of Canada voted to end a four day strike protesting government trusteeship.

Montreal St. Lawrence Seaway Seafarers’ International Union of Canada

Peace Corps Worker to Wed Cali Mayor

Esperanza Ferreira a Peace Corps volunteer from Waban Massachusetts will marry Mayor Jose Vicente Romero Camacho of Cali Colombia. Miss Ferreira resigned from the Peace Corps after a year of urban development work and the wedding is set for Saturday. Tests on a Mauritius giant tortoise show it cannot exceed five yards per minute even when hungry and enticed by cabbage, with speed dropping at longer distances.

Bogota Colombia Peace Corps Esperanza Ferreira Cali Miss Ferreira Waban Mass Jose Vicente Romero Camacho Mauritius

Fluoride Slows Cell Growth Affects Water Fluoridation Debate

In the British Medical Journal findings, Dr. Roger Berry and Wilfred Trillwood report laboratory evidence that sodium fluoride slows human cell growth. They used one twentieth the strength of fluoridated water and urged further research while cautioning that this does not prove fluoridation is unsafe. The topic remains controversial in the United States and Britain.

London British Medical Journal Organ British Medical Association Roger Berry Oxford University Wilfred Trillwood Oxford Hospitals

Soviet Union to Aid Cuba With Food Supplies in 1963

Havana Radio, monitored in Miami, said the Soviet Union will ship 3,000 tons of canned meat 90 tons of butter 8,500 tons of oil and 1,000 tons of milk products to Cuba during the rest of 1963. The broadcast said shipments will be charged against Cuba's 1964 quota under a Cuban Soviet commercial treaty.

Miami Fla Havana Soviet Union Cuba

Israeli Violinist Receives Moscow Ovation

Ivri Gitlis, an Israeli violinist, drew a prolonged ovation in the Moscow Conservatory as part of a cultural exchange. He played eight encores, completing a three week tour and marking the first Israeli artist to perform in the Soviet Union in 15 years.

Moscow Ivri Gitlis Moscow Conservatory Gitlis Soviet Union

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