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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1963
Page
1
Senate support for the limited nuclear test ban treaty rose as leaders from both parties unite to push ratification. An AP poll showed about 80 senators backing the pact, with Kennedy and Dirksen delivering renewed pressure to secure the two thirds needed for approval.
Belgrade reports Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu says President Kennedy misinformed on Viet Nam and should seek better information. She condemns US concerns over Buddhists, denies Diem police raids, and asserts South Viet Nam’s victory against Viet Cong shows popular support. She plans Paris visit after Belgrade.
Senate discussions center on Kennedy letter and Dirksen support for ratification with safeguards. Jackson says the president’s assurances bar doubts about security guarantees while Kuchel aligns with Dirksen, stressing deterrence should nuclear early warning fail. Both sides cue readiness subcommittees to monitor programs under presidential direction.
Mrs Gladys Browder 30 of Avon Ohio died in Charleston hospital Wednesday from injuries suffered in a Boone County auto accident three weeks earlier on Price Hill near Madison. She had been in critical condition since the Madison area crash.
In Saigon Viet Nam army troops arrested more than 100 teenage students after a rock throwing riot at a technical school. The unrest followed prior midnight arrests and tense confrontations at high schools and university branches across the city as riot police moved between spots in battle gear.
A major anti integration rally broke calm at Murphy High School Mobile with pupils massed on campus chanting Two four six light We dont want to integrate Police called for fire trucks and newsmen barred from the scene It marks Mobile's first major desegregation disruption since late Tuesday in Birmingham similar protests surfaced near West End Phillips High Schools with white pupils staging boycotts and Confederate displays
At High Point North Carolina police arrested nine Black protesters and two white men after a near riot as about 2,000 whites pelted demonstrators with rocks eggs and tomatoes. Tear gas and fire trucks dispersed the crowd. one shot was fired but no injuries reported. Mayor Floyd Mehan criticized Black leadership and urged a City Council meeting as Main Street was closed for over an hour. Bonds on those arrested were set at 50 dollars each.
In Seoul a bid to unite politicians behind a single presidential candidate failed as the Party of the People split into two factions. Each side nominated a candidate for the October 15 election, leaving junta-backed Chung Hee Park with little organized opposition.
A 9 mile leg of a polio patient flight from Mexico City to Ann Arbor nearly ended when the iron lung batteries failed. University of Michigan doctors improvised by trading car batteries from two airport workers and a gas station owner to keep Carol Kaufman breathing during the Black Sunday Labor Day weekend journey. Carol, year old student at Mexico City College, was moved to Ann Arbor for respirator treatment as her condition stabilized.
Rio de Janeiro AP report states a group of rebel sergeants who seized the Navy Ministry in Brasilia surrendered unconditionally after a dawn uprising. Two rebels were wounded, others imprisoned, as infantry and tanks surrounded the building and gave an ultimatum. Earlier the insurgents controlled the airport and central telephone exchange in the inland capital about 600 miles from Rio.
England AP Winston Churchill and Clementine Churchill celebrate 55 years of marriage at their Kent manor with no public events. Randolph Churchill says future 60th anniversary will be marked with a large celebration. The couple have three daughters Sarah Diana and Mary. Sir Winston, 88, remains in good health per staff.
An airliner struck Roc de la Rouquette in stormy southern France early today, killing all 40 aboard including 36 Briton tourists and four crew. The London to Perpignan flight took off from Gatwick Wednesday night and vanished near Lilabanere Airport as heavy storms hit the region. The Airnautic twin engine plane crashed about 4,800 feet up the mountain. rescuers reported no survivors. The Perpignan area has seen several fatal crashes in recent years, with 97 deaths in the past dozen years.
President Tito of Yugoslavia will visit Washington on October 17 for talks with President Kennedy. The meeting will be an informal exchange of views on issues of mutual interest as Tito travels to the United Nations General Assembly in New York after a Latin American tour.
Informed sources said the Soviet Union has not made a direct agricultural aid offer to Prime Minister Cheddi B. Jagan's government but aid could come through a private firm. The remarks follow a newspaper report claiming Moscow offered enough Russian aid to lift the alleged imperialist blockade.
A lighthearted note compares high tar bill costs to cheap politicians, teasing readers who call them affordable. The item plays on politics and everyday finance for a quick, humorous stab at current affairs.
Frank Sinatra faces possible loss of his Nevada gaming license after a five point complaint alleges he allowed crime leader Sam Giancana to stay at Cal-Neva lodge. The board accuses Sinatra of hosting Giancana between July 17 and 28 and of a related bribery attempt toward gaming agents. He has 15 days to defend, with a hearing available before a decision by the five member commission.
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