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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1960

Page

2

Security Risks Probed Hearings on Two Turncoats

A Senate probe questioned how two men, Martin and Mitchell, could be hired by a top secret agency amid claims one is mentally ill and the other alleged to be homosexual. The Pentagon blamed Soviet propaganda as the two, long-time friends, traveled from Eureka California and Ellensburg Washington to Mexico City Havana and finally Moscow while reportedly joining a Soviet trawler. The NSA and Pentagon vowed separate investigations and warned about Russia exploiting the pair’s alleged disloyalty.

Walter Sen Mike Mansfield D-Mont Pentagon Martin Mitchell Moscow United States

Master Saves Little Man From Electrocution

In Omaha, two month old Manchester terrier Little Man owed his life to his 2 year old master Harry Redman Jr. After biting an extension cord socket he appeared dead. Redman performed mouth to mouth rescue, revived the dog within a minute and he began breathing on his own a minute later.

Omaha Harry Redman Jr Redman

Adds Insult To Injury

In Denver AP report 58 year old Bobby Miyoshi was robbed on a street as a thief approached from behind and held a knife at his throat then cut the seat of his trousers to steal $4. The crime scene underscores the thiefs violence and boldness in a brief urban crime incident.

Denver Colo Bobby Miyoshi Miyoshi

Obituary for Carl Clyde Berry 62 Ashville NC

Carl Clyde Berry 62 of Ashville North Carolina died Monday. Services set for Friday at 2 p m at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Paul McCauley officiating. Burial will be in West Chester Cemetery. Calling hours Thursday 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m at the funeral home. Survivors include his father Jacob of Bethany a son Charles of Monroe a step daughter Pauline Linn of Ashville and four stepsons Eugene Cornwell of Ashville Courtney Calvin and John Cornwell all in Kentucky.

Carl Clyde Berry Ashville N. C McCoy- Leffler Funeral Home Paul McCauley West Chester Cemetery Eall Hpm Berry Jacob Bethany Charles Monroe Pauline Linn Eugene Cornwell Courtney Calvin John Cornwell Kentucky

Infant Richard King Dies in Cincinnati Hospital

Richard Eugene King three week old son of Mr and Mrs Lester King of 3116 S Verity Parkway died at 11 p m yesterday in Children’s Hospital Cincinnati Born in Middletown he had lived there six weeks Surviving are his parents a brother Michael at home and maternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Everett Turner Middletown Arrangements incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home

Richard Eugene King Lester King S. Verity Pkvy Children’s Hospital Cincinnati Middletown Michael Everett Turner

Mrs Eva Parker Morrow obituary at East Orchard Nursing Home

Mrs Eva Parker mother of the late Warren County Auditor Albert M Parker died yesterday at East Orchard Nursing Home. A lifelong Morrow resident and Eastern Star Methodist Church member she is survived by son Waller of Maysville Ky. Services set for 2 pm Friday at Yale Funeral Home with burial in Morrow Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow afternoon and evening.

Morrow Eva Parker Warren County Albert M. Parker East Orchard Nursing Home Eastern Star Methodist Church Waller Maysville Yale Funeral

Butler County Deaths Report Distilled From Local Obits

Obituaries list Kenry J Kollstedt 82 of 1621 Mill ville Oxford Rd on Requiem High Mass at St Mary Church tomorrow at 9:30 a m James G Williams 74 of 510 Ludlow St Hamilton services today Carl J Rahmes 62 of 56 Herman Dr Hamilton services 10 a m Friday Maud Lake 71 of Oxford services 2 p m tomorrow Marshall-Smith notes

Kenry J. Kollstedt Mill Ville Oxford Rd St. Mary Church James G. Williams Ludlow St Hamilton Colligan Carl J. Rahmes Herman 'Dr Klaus Maud Lake Oxford Marshalil-Smith

Mr Tobacco Vincent Riggio dies at 82 in Mount Kisco

Vincent Riggio 82 former president and board chairman of American Tobacco Co died Tuesday in Mount Kisco AP. Riggio entered the tobacco business in 1917 and retired in 1951 known as Mr. Tobacco in the trade.

Mount Kisco N.Y Vincent Riggio The American Tobacco Co Riggio New York Jimmy Savo Terni Italy Giaccomo Sava Weyburn Sask Merri Thomas MacPherson Philadelphia American Council of Christian Churches Milestone Reynoldsville Detroit William L. Courage Roy Abernathy

Hamiltonian Victim of Shell Blast

Sgt Charles Cochran a 37 year old former resident killed in a training maneuver accident Sept 2 in Germany his body being flown to the United States and due here for tomorrow He was an Army veteran of 17 years stationed in Germany since February joined by wife and three sons. the blast killed 16 and injured over 20 in a tent area during exercises He served in World War II and the Korean War and held several citations He was a native of Morgan County Kentucky Funeral arrangements are incomplete

Tamieton Charles Cochran Germany United States Cochran Morgan County

Funeral Held For Townsend

In Los Angeles Dr Francis Townsend founder of the Townsend pension plan died at 93 last Thursday. About 175 followers attended a non religious service. Mourners praised his impact and urged others to heed his ideas. The Townsend plan proposed a $200 pension for everyone over 60.

Los Angeles Glendale Townsend

Throat-Cutter Fails Death by Own Action

A 49 year old Middleton man attempted suicide by slashing his throat with a knife. He was found in fair condition at Middletown Hospital after being admitted by McCoy Leffler ambulance. His wife told police he had been on medical leave following a fall injury.

Lear Middletown McCoy-Leffler Ambullance

Immigrant Girl Pays Court Debt at Juvenile Court

A 17 year old Irish immigrant girl paid five dollars owed to Sam Englender at the Juvenile Court in Cincinnati. The girl had shoplifted a skirt for a high school uniform two years earlier. Englender learned of her poverty and ill mother and gave probation and the money for shoes for a school prom. The girl reports her grades are straight A now and she found an after school job to repay the debt.

Armco Steel named among best managed firms in survey

A presidents panel of chief executives from 171 large American firms selected Armco Steel Corp as one of the best managed companies in the United States. The Dun's Review survey found leaders favor long range planning and R D, with marketing planning organizational planning and research as top management duties. The leaders said there is no secret formula for advancement and ideal American companies develop capable decisive leaders to meet future challenges.

Armco Steel Corp United States Dun's Review

Tot Killed in Ohio Crash Near McConnellville

A two year old Morgan County girl, Martha Joe Tippie of Stockport, was killed in a head-on collision on Ohio 266 south of McConnellville. Four others were injured including driver Herman E. Tracey of Painesville, his wife Carolyn, 19, Thelma Tippie, 39, and Adam J. Miller, 28, of Chauncey. Injured were taken to Marietta Memorial Hospital.

Mcconnellville Ohio Morgan County Highway Patrol Martha Joe Tippie Stockport Herman E. Tracey Painesville Tracey Carolyn Thelma

Combs Calls Special Session On Vet Bonus

Gov Bert Combs of Kentucky announced a special session for September 19 to remove the residence requirement in the veterans bonus law. The move aims to reduce opposition from veterans and out of state groups who faulted the rule as the November 3, 1959, residency clause hindered eligibility for benefits.

Combs Frankfort Bert Combs Kentucky General Assembly Ohio Indiana

Fire at South Pole kills eight Soviet scientists

Moscow AP reports eight Soviet scientists died in a fire at a weather station during the fifth Soviet Antarctic expedition at the Mimy South Polar Observatory. The incident occurred last month, Tass said on Tuesday.

Moscow South Pole Tass

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