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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1964

Page

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World famine warned by economist amid health care plan ties

Dr. Raymond Ewell warned of a looming world famine affecting Asia Africa and Latin America by the 1970s with population outpacing food output. He urged immediate US and European fertilizer aid and birth control as ultimate solutions, highlighting a $5 billion fertilizer program as crucial.

Chicago Raymond Ewell State University of New York At Buffalo Asia Africa South America The American Chemical Society United States Europe America India Pakistan China Indonesia Iran Turkey Egypt Latin America Ewell

Alvin York in Grave Condition in Nashville Hospital

Doctors report Medal of Honor winner Sgt. Alvin York in very grave condition in Nashville after an acute urinary tract infection. Family members wait at the bedside as York, famed for World War I heroics, battles illness. this marks his 12th hospitalization in two years.

Nashville. Tenn Alvin York York

Chuckle Quote About Wants and Satisfaction

A witty remark notes that people often do not know what they want yet feel certain they lack it. The quip captures a universal mix of desire and doubt in everyday life.

Move For Peace In Cyprus Dim

USS. efforts to work out a permanent solution for the dangerous Cyprus crisis have come to a temporary dead end. Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson will return to Washington from Geneva Friday to report to President Johnson on his talks with Greek and Turkish representatives about settlement possibilities. State Department announcement of his return said he also will explore with Johnson and Secretary of State Dean

Washington USS Cyprus Dean Acheson Geneva Johnson State Department Secretary of State Dean

Stanleyville Foreigner Threats Rise in Congo Rebel City

In Stanleyville, a radio warning pledged harsh action against about 500 foreigners in rebel held areas. A later Olenga broadcast urged calm and warned to ignore rumors as U S officials seek escape. Sabiti said rebels aim to restore order within a week amid fighting with Congo forces and rebels.

Nicholas Olenga Popular Liberation Army U.S Michael Hoyt Olenga Stanleyville

Cyprus crisis deepens as Thant rules out near term solution

Secretary-General U Thant said after discussions in Geneva that an agreed Cyprus settlement is unlikely for the moment. U S diplomats in Geneva Athens Ankara and Nicosia will press for possible terms and aim to prevent a new war flare up while Turkey delays troop rotations at Greece's request to avoid an immediate showdown.

U. S Athens Ankara Cyprus Turkey

Auto Labor Peace May Be Near

Speculation in Detroit grows that the United Auto Workers and Chrysler Corp. may near a contract agreement promising three years of labor peace in a key industry. UAW President Walter P. Reuther signaled a Labor Day visit by President Johnson could anchor a nationwide television address announcing a deal. Reuther had warned Chrysler as a top strike target if terms were not met, though exact demands were not stated.

Detroit United Auto Workers Union Chrysler Corp UAW Walter P. Reuther Reuther Johnson

Two Bodies Recovered In Miami River

Cincinnati authorities recovered the bodies of 16 year old Dave Sammons and 16 year old Kenneth E Lang from the Big Miami River at Miamitown. A search continued for 16 year old Brenda Bryant. All three teens were from the Cincinnati area.

Cincinnati Miami Miamitown Dave Sammons Kenneth E. Lang Brenda Bryant

Rioting Plan Targeted in North Philadelphia Raid

Police raided the Cultural Center in North Philadelphia arresting Shaky Muhammad amid reports the riots were organized outside agitators. The area remains under curfew with 1,200 officers patrolling and Mayor Tate says restrictions stay through Labor Day. A loaded revolver, bayonets and explosives were seized as investigators pursue planned violence claims.

North Philadelphia Tate James C. Crumlish

Mississippi town opens first grade desegregation drive

In Carthage Mississippi first grade pupils register to desegregate public schools on a nonracial basis following peaceful integration in Biloxi. Leake County, birthplace of former Gov. Ross Barnett, borders Neshoba where civil rights workers were slain. Four other all white Leake County schools held earlier registrations, none attended.

Carthage Mississippi Biloxi Leake County Neshoba County Ross Barnett Barnett University of Mississippi Jackson

Union Leaders Back Johnson Endorsement in Major AFL-CIO Move

AFL-CIO leaders plan to urge about 12 million union members to vote for President Johnson in November. Spokesmen avoid preemptive endorsement, but sources say backing for Johnson is unanimous and aimed at opposing Goldwater. Notable defections include Maurice Hutcheson and two other longtime GOP supporters. A civil rights conference follows to boost union action under the Civil Rights Act.

Washington Aflcio Johnson Maurice A. Hutcheson United Brotherhood of Carpenters Hutcheson Afl-Cio Executive Council General Board Executive Council GOP Lee W. Minton Glass Bottle Blowers Association James A. Suffrange Retail Clerks International Association Afl-Cio

Titan 3A launches on maiden test flight from Cape Kennedy

AP reports the Titan 3A military rocket lifted off at 10 am EST from Cape Kennedy to launch a dead weight satellite with a 430000 pound thrust first stage. Second and third stages fired as planned seven minutes after launch. The transtage would place a dummy satellite about 115 miles high over the Gulf of Mexico after a 100 minute orbit.

Cape Kennedy Fila U.S Air Force Orbi We Earth Gulf of Mexico Tne

Space stage performs a unique somersault above Australia

Midflight the tran stage platform carried out a distinctive space maneuver above Australia. It flipped nearly a full turn to align its stabilizing euroscopes, ensuring proper orientation for the next phase of the mission.

Australia

Quiet Vietnam as Khanh Ails Brings Hope of Return

Saigon report says Premier Nguyen Khanh, sidelined by illness, hopes to resume duties within days. In his absence, calm persists as student leaders push a new wave of demonstrations. Guerrillas appear to be biding time while acting premier Dr. Nguyen Xuan Thuan handles affairs. U.S. Ambassador Maxwell Taylor visited Khanh at Dalat, noting Khanh expects to return to Saigon soon and resume leadership.

Saigon South Viet Nam AP Nguyen Khanh Khan Nguyen Xuan Damn U. S Maxwell D. Taylor Kaoh Dalata4 Koanh Taylor

Seven Days in May hits Soviet press and defense ministry

Soviet Izvestia published a chapter of Seven Days in May and announced a full Soviet edition by the Defense Ministry. Fletcher Knebel says the work is fiction, while Soviet officials suggest the scenario could be conceivable in the United States. Authors plan to pursue rights in Washington as copyright friction grows.

Moscow United States Washington Fletcher Knebel Charles Bailey Izvestia Ministry of Defense Knebel Florida Soviet Defense Mintry Knnebel Bee U.S Thorities Defense Ministry Pentagon Wildmen American Book Publishing Council Rwans

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