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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1957
Page
18
In Reno, the Nevada highway patrol towed a vehicle driven by Municipal Judge Harry D. Anderson from a downtown lot during a plate enforcement. Anderson said he rents the car by the year and had just forgotten to renew a plate when it was seized.
Honolulu civic population reaches 400 557 according to the Bureau of Health Statistics. The figure shows a 6.6 percent rise from the previous year. Excluding the military community, the territory counts 539 309 residents.
Miss Elizabeth Drewes aged 75 was struck and killed at dawn on Saturday while walking to church in Cincinnati. Police report her body was hurled about 250 feet and they arrested Daniel Evers, 23, on a reckless driving charge.
Nashville Tenn. By Bem Price. Southern states resisting school integration show cracks as new terms begin. Cities like Little Rock Nashville and Charlotte desegregate elementary and high schools with transfer programs and placement rules. Pro-segregation factions face growing internal criticism and potential Klan violence as token integration spreads across the region.
In Maysville Kentucky young David DeLisle spotted a star design before the serial number on a dollar bill and asked the U S Secret Service for an explanation. A service official replied that the small star indicates a Star note used to replace defective notes. David now faces whether to keep the one in a hundred million Star note or spend the dollar.
The Agriculture Department revised the 1958 conservation reserve as part of the soil bank to boost participation and emphasize forestry and wildlife. Acting Secretary Marvin L. McLain said signups should start in October once forms reach ASC committees. The program pays up to 80 percent cost sharing plus annual per-acre payments for cropland diverted to conservation. Rules strengthen tenant rights and allow higher annual payments for forest plantings and land retired from production, aiming to attract more farmers and adapt to summer fallow and tame hay practices.
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