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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1962
Page
1
A Greyhound bus collided with a tractor-trailer near O'Fallon Missouri, injuring all 33 passengers aboard the bus. Officials report the incident as a significant disruption with calls for popular rule shaping regional response.
In Buenos Aires a powerful army faction demanding a quick return to constitutional government clashed with military leaders. The army claimed the rebellion was quelled, though evidence was lacking. Cavalry and Campo de Mayo garrison urged President Guido to choose between them and the army high command while rebels fortified the基地 base with tanks.
Former Dayton commissioner David Pottinger, after 46 days missing, is back in Ohio and staying at St. Elizabeth Hospital. He says he is healthy but needs rest, while police plan a routine investigation. Pottinger vanished Aug 1 during an alleged vice and gambling probe and was found bedraggled near Knoxville.
Congressional leaders finish work on a resolution to vow U S troops if needed to resist Communist aggression in Cuba. Three committees meet to polish language for Senate and House passage, aiming to back Kennedy policy with a stern Moscow Havana warning.
Commonwealth leaders gave Prime Minister Harold Macmillan a hedged go ahead to pursue Britain’s entry into the European Common Market. They insisted Britain address Commonwealth fears and seek a better deal for partners when negotiations resume in two weeks, stressing cohesion and world peace. The communique noted concerns over trading and political unity and expressed readiness to broaden world trade with international efforts.
Judge James F. Bell of London Ohio announced his resignation from the Ohio Supreme Court effective October 8 returning to private practice. He will join Power Griffith Jones and Bell in Columbus and has served since 1955 with a term that would have expired in 1966. He expressed gratitude to the people of his county and state and said private practice will suit him better.
The declaration calls British ministers to back a fresh and vigorous path in negotiating international commodity agreements. The stance aligns with demands from Canada New Zealand Australia and other nations seeking stronger negotiation terms.
The Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services committee voted unanimously to back a resolution declaring the United States will deploy troops if necessary to resist Communist aggression. The action signals strong bipartisan support for a firm military stance amid rising Cold War tensions.
Senators Russell Sparkman and Saltonstall developed proposed language in conference with House and White House aides to curb Marxist Cuba. The measure warns that means may be necessary including arms to counter aggression in the hemisphere by force or threat of force.
A cold front moves into the Midwest pushing temperatures to fall like conditions for the rest of the week. Averages run six degrees below normal with highs around 72 and lows near 48 through Monday. Tonight's low near 42 precedes a Thursday mid 60s, then a warming trend into the weekend.
Washington AP reports the Senate is poised to pass the historic trade bill granting President Kennedy authority to lower tariff walls and foster a European Common Market partnership. With House approval and late-night marathon debate, Kennedy touts the measure as a bold new instrument shaping postwar policy and enduring national growth.
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. AP Soviet opposition is expected to oppose Tunisia plan to speed UN work by shortening speeches and tightening debate rules. The 21 nation steering committee will set the agenda for the 17th annual session opening Tuesday. Sources say the Soviet Union, whose candidate for assembly president was defeated, will vote against debating the plan, fearing changes to ground rules.
Algeria's first election campaign ends amid chaos and apathy as 196 National Assembly candidates, including 16 Europeans, run unopposed. Handpicked by Ahmed Ben Bella's Political Bureau with Boumedienne’s army aid, they are set to grant Ben Bella a solid majority. Voter turnout is expected in regions under Boumedienne's control.
A lighthearted quip notes that the period between Sunday and Tuesday feels like life’s longest stretch. The witticism frames a common weekly grind with a humorous contrast to ordinary routines.
United Steelworkers of America urged swift desegregation in schools and enacted a membership drive at its Miami Beach convention. The resolution called for a federal enforceable law against employment discrimination with desegregation deadlines and an end to discriminatory immigration quotas, poll taxes, and literacy tests. Vice President Johnson addressed 3,000 delegates, stressing action against unemployment and unity for American workers.
Boston AP reports the Massachusetts primary yielded Ed Ward Kennedy as the Democratic U S Senate nominee and George Cabot Lodge as the Republican candidate. Kennedy led McCormack 433,023 to 190,614 statewide while Lodge topped Curtis 186,957 to 146,793. The era of Kennedy Lodge feud traces to their grandfathers with calls for continued rivalry into the general election.
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