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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1962
Page
3
Columbus AP reports 3.8 million vote forecast by State Ted W. Brown while noting uncertainty amid Cuban crisis. Brown, GOP incumbent, hopes crisis boosts turnout though he cannot forecast results, staying in touch with officials in 88 counties. Voters widely unsure about Nov 6 outcomes.
Democratic candidate for state auditor John W. Donahey says serious charges against the auditor's office require a long, hard look by the next auditor. He urges a complete impartial investigation and punishment for any violators tied to James A. Rhodes' examination staff.
Ohio Chief Justice Carl V Weygandt will head a slate of state district county and local candidates at a public Know Your Candidates meeting Thursday night at 8 p m in the McKinney Junior High auditorium on Verity Parkway Sponsors include the Middletown League of Women Voters Representatives of issues on the November 6 ballot will speak Medley Hoch of Lawson Milk Co will explain one side of the Sunday closing amendment Richard Greathouse Middletown attorney and Never on Sunday committee member is invited by the league opposition Arthur Lennie Middletown Board of Education member and levy renewal campaign manager will discuss the school levy renewal Jack Casper Butler County Bar Association president will discuss the park levy and Edward Hopple Park Advisory Board member will discuss security building The meeting also features Justice Weygandt who is seeking re election to chief justice of the Ohio Supreme Court He faces Justice Kingsley Taft who will be unable to attend.
In Canton Ohio AP notes the East Central Ohio Teachers Association urges the state legislature to re appraise funding after the state share fell from 54 percent in 1938 to 30 percent in 1960. The association also elected Dr R G Drage Stark County schools as president elect and W E Laws Tuscarawas County schools as president for the year.
West Berliners survive 17 years of tension under threat from the East. They joke about peace while preserving toughness, work hard, and seek reassurance from Washington and Moscow. A new concert hall rises as ruins are cleared, but Berlin remains a symbol of Western resistance and a key industrial hub.
The Berliner speaks with aggressive wit and strong local pride, traits that clash with the views of Germans in the Western Federal Republic.
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