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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1960

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Mobutu Withdraws Troops From Leopoldville

In Leopoldville the Congo Col. Joseph Mobutu pulled back the bulk of his unruly army from the African quarter after United Nations pressure. UN officials voiced confidence that order would return as Mobutu left only scattered patrols and a visible detachment near the central post office.

Leopoldville, the Congo Joseph Mobutu United Nations Leopoldville U. N Mobutu Patrice Lumumba Raieshwar Dayal Congo

Banks Ready Cash for Christmas Borrowing Surge

Washington AP reports the Federal Reserve Board issued advance notice that U.S. banks will have ample lending power for Christmas business. It also announced plans to inject $3.1 billion in new currency and credit between Thanksgiving and Christmas to meet peak holiday cash and credit needs.

Washington Federal Reserve Board

Queen Elizabeth Drops Farthing From Sterling System

Queen Elizabeth II signs a royal proclamation ending the farthing after 600 years. The tiny coin will be withdrawn from circulation as the least valuable currency in the sterling area. After December 31 the farthing, worth a quarter of an English penny, becomes worthless.

London

Forty seven Chinese escape from Communists

Forty seven Chinese who fled by junk from the mainland told reporters they escaped due to food shortages and malnutrition.

Hong Kong

Prestige poll dispute raises questions on US image

New York Times and Washington Post publish confidential USIA survey on U S prestige decline amid criticism from Kennedy and Fulbright. Findings show waning confidence in US leadership and mixed views on the Soviet challenge. Surveys drew French and British respondents, sparking debate over release and classification.

NEW York The New York Times Washington Post U.S J. W. Fulbright D-Ark Senate Fulbright USIA John F. Kennedy America Kennedy White House Times the Post the Times

Behan Interrupts Own NY Play in Surprising Stunt

Irish playwright Brendan Behan interrupted his performance of The Hostage at the Cort Theater. During the second act he addressed the audience from the aisle, boasted of bringing the finest actors, then stumbled and was helped backstage. He later sang in the hotel dining room with his wife keeping him to his room.

New York Brendan Behan Cort Theater Behan London

Venezuelan capital seethes as troops hem in revolts

Sporadic shooting persisted in Caracas as troops and police cleared the 23rd of January district of leftist strongholds. Five killed and 20 wounded, with 40 arrests. clashes continue amid power outages and rioting in El Cementerio. Seven dead, 76 injured, 139 arrested overall in a week of violence tied to alleged Cuban methods.

Caracas Venezuela Marcos Perez Jimenez Sierra Maestra Cuba Fidel Castro Hig el Cementerio Romulo Bettancourt

Interfaith appeals urge voting and tolerance nationwide

Religious leaders launched two national appeals under interfaith auspices. One urges all eligible citizens to vote as a moral duty. the other fights racial and religious bigotry. The anti bigotry effort, backed by about 75 national groups representing over 60 million people, cites a President Eisenhower message and calls for tolerance and condemnation of oppression.

New York National Conference of Christians and Jews Morris ‘Morgenstern Foundation Eisenhower Richard M. Nixon John F. Kennedy

Glass artist knocks pants loose in drunken driving case

Los Angeles AP reports Gloria Pereira, 33, a commercial artist, faces charges of drunken driving and hit and run after her car allegedly tore the seat from Patrolman Edward F. Neville's trousers on Wilshire Boulevard. Neville testified he was directing another motorist when the incident occurred and later arrested Pereira about a mile away. The trial continues.

Los Angeles Gloria Pereira Edward F. Neville Miss Pereira Wilshire Boulevard Pereira Neville

Big Three Warn Soviets Over Berlin Air Corridors

London AP reports Western powers Britain France and the United States warned the Soviet Union in published notes to avoid tampering with West Berlin air corridors. They rejected Soviet limits claiming corridor rights apply only to Allied garrisons and upheld four power status. The notes also deny East German decrees restricting movement between East and West Berlin and state the West has no right to curb transit. The latest note was delivered in Moscow on Wednesday.

London Soviet Union West Berlin Britain France United States Kremlin Berlin U. S East Washington Paris Moscow

Satellite Rocket Shot Fails

The launch from Vandenberg Air Force Base failed to reach orbit as the new Discoverer XVI with an Agena B stage failed to separate. The plan included a late ejectable instrument capsule near Hawaii for recovery trials, with Agena B designed to carry Samos and Midas payloads and even carry monkeys in later tests.

Vandenberg Air Force Base Calif Pacific Thor Samos Midas Hawaii Air Force

Ruling Junta dissolves Congress in El Salvador coup

The six member ruling junta ousted President Jose i Maria Lemus, revoked decrees, and dissolved Congress while lifting a siege imposition after student protests. Lemus, blamed for a police crackdown that jailed hundreds, vanished and was later reported to seek asylum in Guatemala or the United States.

San Salvador el Salvador Jose i Maria Lemus Congress Central America Lemus National University Junta Supreme Court General Accounting Office National Election Board Social Welfare Service Guatemala United States San Jose Costa Rica Biltmore Guatemala City Salvador University

NATO Faces Nuclear Debate as Europe Weighs Independence

US officials fear Europe could form an independent nuclear arm under NATO. Paris NATO talks planned December 16 18 to discuss a unified strategic force centered on Polaris missiles. France already moving toward its own capability raising concern of a regional arms race. President Eisenhower may attend in a sentiment role with Herter guiding policy transitions.

Washington Europe Wiluin Iwjiu Christian A. Herter U.S NATO Council Paris Eisenhower NATO France Cuba Congo Berlin John F. Kennedy Richard M. Nixon Herter

Weekend Warmth Brings Pleasant Forecast On Friday

The outlook calls for a fair cool night with a low around 40. A mass of warm Pacific air moves east into the Rockies and Ohio Valley, pushing Friday’s high to about 66. Saturday stays cloudy and mild with a chance of showers. Yesterday’s high reached 63, low 42, with 10 inches of rain last night.

Eatherman Rockies Ohio Valley

Nixon Aide Defends Campaign Against Pearson Article

Washington AP campaign manager Robert N Finch challenged Drew Pearson’s report linking Nixon to a Hughes Tool Co loan. The article said Mrs Nixon pledged collateral for 205000 loan to Nixon Inc tied to Donald Nixon’s firm. Finch called the smear and denied any link to government benefits.

Washington Richard M. Nixon Nixon Drew Pearson Hughes Too! Co Howard Hughes Hughes Robert N. Finch Hughes Tool Co Pearson Ohio Finch and Pearson Nixon, Inc Donald Nixon Hannah M. Nixon Finch Frank J. Waters California Waters Los Angeles

Chuckle as vows taken by X-ray expert and former patient

A humorous scene unfolds as an X-ray specialist walks toward the wedding aisle to wed a former patient. A whispered aside questions what he saw in her, adding a playful clash of professions and romance.

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Queen Elizabeth Haw River N.C Southern Railway Secret Punic Post U. S. Information Agency Office of Research and Analysis National Security Council San Francisco Great Britain Wes Ee Society Wales NY Play Brendan Caverts Cop Big W. Berlin By Mario Rosenthal A-Force By John M. Hightower Bronx
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