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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1960

Page

6

Get Acquainted Dialogues Between Faiths On NBC Radio

Prominent representatives of Protestant and Roman Catholic churches in the United States begin a weekly radio dialogue series. The talk focuses on points of difference and common ground, featuring Rev. Dr Robert McAfee Brown and Father Gustave Weigel. The program airs Tuesdays from 8:30 to 9 p.m. EST on NBC, part of broader interfaith efforts spurred by the World Council of Churches and Vatican Council discussions.

George W. Cornell New York National Broadcasting Com Gustave Weigel S.J Woodstock College Robert McAfee Brown Union Tec Dr. Brown Father Weigel World Council of Churches John Xxviiii NBC

FBI Warrant Issued in Akron Shooting

An FBI fugitive warrant was issued for Willie Jones of Cleveland in the shooting of Akron Patrolman Michael Goch during a holdup probe at a North Hill grocery. Patrolman Goch, shot in the stomach, is in fair condition at St. Thomas Hospital. Two suspects already in custody are Lonnie Hill and Mathew Gibson, Cleveland residents, with Hill implicating others.

Akron Ohio FBI Willie Jones Cleveland North Hill District Michael Goch St. Thomas Hospital Lonnie Hill Mathew Gibson William M. Bird Hill Gibson Goch John Lower Donato Cianciola

Vitale and Hillyer Wed Under White Bloom Decor

Hollywood AP reports Italian actress Milly Vitale 27 wed businessman Vincent L. Hillyer 35 Tuesday under a bower of roses and carnations. Hillyer previously married to Princess Fatemah sister of the Shah of Iran.

Hollywood Milly Vitale Vincent L. Hillyer Hillyer Fatemah Shah of Iran

Ohioan Is Killed in Conneaut Auto Crash

Conneaut Ohio police reported 33 year old George Chester Lawrence died in a Tuesday automobile collision. His car rammed the rear of another vehicle, then struck a tree, sustaining a broken neck. It was the citys first traffic fatality in three years.

Conneaut, Ohio Conneaut George Chester Lawrence

Message In Bottle Found Off North Carolina Coast

A champagne bottle containing a note dated July 5 1960 was found by W J Willis near the North Carolina coast. Miss Marilyn Golden of Columbus Ohio who wrote the note aboard the S S Santa Paula while on a July cruise may reward the finder with five dollars. The note requests contact with Miss Golden at 1154 Linwood Ave Columbus.

Columbus, Ohio Marilyn Golden Linwood Ave Columbus Ohio U.S.A Miss Golden W. J. Willis Jarratt North Carolina WBNS South America Willis

United States to reach 25 million seniors by 1980

Projections estimate that the number of Americans aged 65 and older will total 25 million by 1980, reflecting a growing elderly population and implications for social and health programs.

United States

Steel Man Sees Little Bad In Economic Picture

New York AP from a news conference after United States Steel Corp reported nine months ended Sept. 30 earnings of 245.9 million dollars 4.20 a share while capacity ran 30 to 55 percent Blough the chairman avoided recession remarks and signaled potential life in three months while noting wage cost increases under upcoming contracts and no comment on future steel prices. Also notices: public sale probate matter in Butler County Ohio election tax levy notices for Trenton Middletown and city school districts in Butler County Ohio with November 8 1960 election date and 6:30 am to 6:30 pm polling hours.

NEW York United States Steel Corp Roger Blough Blough Maphia Routson Executrix Otto Griffin Probate Court Butler County Ohio Maphia Boutson, Executrix Middletown Young Street Ben M. Kitchen Board of Education Trenton Board OF Elections Harry B. Grevey Richard B. Wilkerson Oard of Education Middletown City ING Addi Boar OF Arty B. Grevey Ichard B. Wilkerson

Tobacco Linked With Cancer In Survey

A survey of 587 American doctors shows one third view smoking as a definite cause of lung cancer and another third see it as probable. Twenty two percent doubt cigarettes are a factor, while the tobacco industry argues no definite link has been determined.

New York American Cancer Society the Society

Thirteen nations represented at Central State College

Wilberforce Ohio AP reports that Central State College's student body includes students from thirteen foreign nations. Represented are Kenya Liberia Ghana Nigeria Sierra Leone Bermuda British Guiana Greece India Jamaica Japan Korea and Panama.

Wilberforce Ohio Central State College East Africa Kenya Liberia West Africa Ghana Nigeria Sierra Leone Bermuda British Guiana Greece India Jamaica Japan Korea Panama

Four Men Die In Earthslide At California Dam

Santa Cruz AP reports four men died in an earthslide at a dam construction site twelve miles north of the city. Rescue crews recovered Floyd F. Gordon Everett McIntosh Alton L. Thomas and Gerald Kenley, all linked to California towns, with a fifth man still unaccounted for as search efforts continued.

Santa Cruz Calif Here Floyd F. Gordon Redding Everett McIntosh Alton L. Thomas Watsonville Gerald Kenley

Two Brothers Boat Wreck Near Monterey Claims Crewmates

Splintered wreckage of the Two Brothers, a 42-foot fishing boat with four Pacific Grove men aboard, washed up on rocks near Monterey. Coast Guard recovered two bodies after the crew reportedly encountered heavy fog and smashed on the rocks on Monday.

Monterey Calif Pacific Grove Coast Guard

US planted over two billion trees in 1959

In 1959 the United States reportedly planted more than two billion trees. The achievement reflects vast reforestation and afforestation efforts across multiple states and organizations. Further details on regional totals or contributing programs are not provided.

United States

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