Khrushchev rejects Western pleas to halt tests
Moscow premier Khrushchev in a letter released today rejected appeals by Western liberals and scientists to end nuclear testing. He argued Soviet security against the United States and West Germany required updating its weapons arsenal. The Premier outlined his stance in letters to British and American labor leaders and scientists.
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West Germany
Middletown Community Action Promotes Civic Involvement
Chairman Mrs. W. Whitner leads a plan to boost citizen participation by direct, personal work with Middletown residents. Committee members include Clarence Hunter Jessie Knox Alfonso Phillips Angelo Rossi and Pol Adv.
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Middletown
W. Whitner
Clarence Hunter
Jessie Knox
Alphonza Phillips
Angelo Rossi
Two Troop 47 Scouts Earn Eagle Awards at St Marys
Two Boy Scouts from Troop 47 received the Eagle Award during a court of awards at St Marys Church. Drew Barnickle of 4530 S Dixie Highway and Patrick English of 3912 Central Ave earned Eagles, with 21 and 23 other badges respectively, after two years in scouting and three years in Cub Scouts.
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Drew Barnickle
Andrew Barnickle
S. Dixie Highway
Patrick English
Robert English
Central Ave
Camp Hook
Miami
Manchester Junior High School
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Whitewater Canal
Silver Moccasin
Pedestrian Fatally Struck Crossing Red Light in Rain
Spencer R Bontrager, 87, of Cleveland was killed while attempting to cross a downtown street during a rain squall after stepping into traffic against a red signal. Police are investigating the incident.
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Spencer R Bontrager
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Dry honey keeps well for many years with proper storage
A note states that honey remains preserved indefinitely if kept dry. Proper moisture control prevents fermentation and spoilage, allowing long term storage without quality loss. The statement emphasizes moisture as the key factor in longevity.
Child Humor Quip On Sharing Health And Mothers
A light quip notes that the only two things a child will share willingly are communicable diseases and his mother's age. The remark pokes fun at parental aging and common childhood ailments in a playful, tongue in cheek style.
Hamilton Asks Study of Water Plan
Hamilton Council urged Cincinnati to pause plans for a 7 million dollar water plant in Butler County until the impact on Hamilton's supply is known. Cincinnati approved a plant to pump up to 40 million gallons daily for peak needs and authorized a geologist firm and special counsel. City Manager Aaron Marsh warned of possible lower water tables and higher costs if the project proceeds. The plant would sit west of the Great Miami River, north of Venice.
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Cleveland United Appeal tops goal by total sum
The 1961 Cleveland United Appeal drive raised 12,749,987 dollars, surpassing the 12,563-dollar goal by a wide margin. Local organizers praised volunteers and donors for the successful fundraising effort in Cleveland.
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Cleveland United
Constellation rises as flagship in New York salute
George W. Cornell notes the USS Constellation’s commissioning turning the ship into the Navy’s largest warship. New York salutes with a Broadway ticker tape parade and a renamed Constellation Square while recalling the fatal 1944 Brooklyn Navy Yard fire that damaged the vessel. Captain Thomas J. Walker leads the celebration.
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Constellation Carrier Arrives at Brooklyn Navy Yard
The 75,000 ton Constellation stands at Brooklyn Navy Yard berth dwarfing nearby ships. Flight deck spans 1,047 by 252 feet with four catapults. Hangar capacity about 100 planes and 35 second lift. Enterprise will surpass but both are top Forrester-class carriers. crew 4100. Repair costs near 48 million, total value over 300 million. Commissioning delayed six months from March.
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Constellation
Adventist School Official To Speak at Local Church
Walter Booth, principal of the Middletown Hamilton District Seventh-day Adventist parochial school, will speak at 9 20 am tomorrow at 611 S Main St Adventist Church. Sermon theme Practical Christian Love. Temperance Day observed during the service with a special offering for local and general temperance activities. Sabbath school scheduled for 10 40 am. A mock trial on Christian recreation featured during youth vesper at 5 am.
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Middletown - Hamilton
Seventh - Day Adventist Parochial School
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S. Main St
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