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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1962
Page
3
A four year old girl died Tuesday in Cincinnati while attempting to inflate a rubber balloon. Police said the balloon fragment and rubber in her throat caused the fatal obstruction and efforts to remove it failed. She was pronounced dead on arrival at General Hospital.
Pfc. Michael Lucas of Columbus Ohio stores his rifle in his tuba while moving from the parade field to an outdoor concert in Pak Chong Thailand. The village lies near the First Battle Group headquarters of the 25th Infantry Division 35th Infantry. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. James Smith.
On this day in 1873 the Virginius was seized by a Spanish vessel near Cuba. In 1517 Martin Luther posted his 95 theses. In 1754 King's College became Columbia University. In 1803 the Philadelphia ran aground off Tripoli. In 1942 Canterbury suffered Luftwaffe bombing.
Secretary McNamara announced compulsory instruction in Americanism and antisubversive threats for all U.S. service members. The move follows a panel chaired by Karl Bendetsen, formed after Senate hearings on military information and alleged muzzling, which did not prove those charges.
A. R. Edwards, president of Armco International Corp, told the 49th National Foreign Trade Convention in New York that a strong domestic economy, harmony between government and business, and fair profit margins are essential for U S firms abroad. He noted AIC’s 50th year of global operations with 21 plants in many countries and urged mutual understanding between sectors amid nationalism and communism.
The speaker called for continued Commerce Department publication of precise import export statistics and urged legislation to aid international development. He favored overseas private industry support but warned against discriminatory proposals and noted Okinawa as a key example in resisting foreign tax policies in the Ryukyu chain.
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