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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1962
Page
1
Prime Minister Macmillan argues joining the European Common Market secures Britain's future for a typical British schoolboy and millions like him. The London report notes the government's aim centers on safeguarding youth prospects as negotiations proceed.
Washington quietly shifts support to British Commonwealth plans to lower European Common Market tariffs. Officials say the move fits U S trade aims and reflects standard policy toward the market. Britain told Commonwealth leaders and six Common Market states that tariff cuts tied to its proposed membership will receive full credit in U S tariff negotiations.
Government sources say Prime Minister MacMillan envisions Britain linking productive capacity with France and fellow Western European nations to form a third European voice alongside the United States and the Soviet Union. He argues Western Europe must unite politically and economically, a view strengthened at the Commonwealth prime ministers conference, which recognized Britain’s move toward Europe while noting the Commonwealth’s reduced role.
ALGIERS AP Colonel Houari Boumedienne's regular army held a 30 mile zone around Algiers after roving rebel guerrilla gangs terrorized European settlers. The operation, ordered by Ahmed Benbella's Political Bureau, reported no incidents as crews tightened security following weeks of killings and kidnappings.
CLEVELAND AP Common Pleas Judge Joseph H Silbert upheld Parma in its police action last Sunday when 11 employees of Uncle Bill's Discount Store in the suburb were arrested for violations of Ohio's Sunday closing law. He dismissed Uncle Bill's request to block city interference.
Bellevue Ohio recorded its first traffic fatality since 1959 when 56 year old Charles W. Gallup was struck by a car on Friday night in front of the city. The incident prompted authorities to begin a routine investigation and warn drivers to exercise caution.
Argentine loyalists under Gen. Ongania pressed a crackdown, air and ground, as pro Guido forces swept into Buenos Aires. Key anti Guido leaders Lorio and Labayru reportedly surrendered or fled. air strikes hit Chacabuco and a city park while tanks moved on Constitution Plaza.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower charged that Kennedy administration spending is driving up debts for three generations. He criticized inflation and rising living costs, saying a $7.5 billion tax cut and space program under his administration contrasted with current policy. About 8,000 people attended the Columbia rally as rain cleared.
War Secretariat troops in rebellion clash with security forces in Constitution Square near a major railroad terminal. Civilians and soldiers suffer wounds as snipers join the exchange. A 22-year-old conscript dies and a sergeant is wounded amid artillery and machine gun duels. Federal police arrest several teens as Gloster jets bomb a troop concentration at Chacabuco Park four miles from central city. Continued on Page 2.
Two packages of explosive or flammable material were found inside St Peter's Basilica on Saturday night. Pope John XXIII expressed shock as Vatican sources warned this could signal intimidation ahead of the Ecumenical Council opening October 11, the largest Catholic gathering in modern times. A July 14 time bomb caused minor damage but no injuries. Authorities say a mentally deranged person planted the device, prompting tighter evening security.
John Mountford, a 43 year old claims department manager from East Williston, won a personalized 200 mile round trip train day on Long Island from the Long Island Rail Road. The prize included a dining car, parlor lounge and an open end observation car for a Montauk excursion with his wife Barbara and three children Diane John Jr and Carol.
Members of Local 746 International Union of Electrical Workers will gather at 3 p m Sunday to decide whether to accept a compromise ending a week long strike at the Westinghouse major appliance plant in Columbus Ohio.
Question asks who the other nine would be if one lists the ten smartest people in town. It prompts a humorous or rhetorical framing rather than a factual report.
President Kennedy selected Llewellyn Thompson former ambassador to the Soviet Union for the role. He will be available to the secretary of state and the President for special assignments and will also assume duties previously handled by Charles E Bohlen as a special advisor on Russian affairs.
Thompson, 58, career Foreign Service officer, served in Moscow from 1957 until resigning earlier this year. Framed as one of the nation’s modest diplomats, he helped ease East West tensions in Austria and Trieste during his ambassadorship to Austria and later met Soviet leaders, including Premier Khrushchev, frequently. He recuperates in Colorado from a kidney ailment and marked 33 years with the State Department. Foy D. Kohler succeeded him as ambassador to Moscow, and Thompson left his post last July.
Cecil O Connor revisits European battle sites, tracing his Third Armored Division route from Omaha Beach to Frankfurt. He prefers his second trip, funded personally, compared to the first government-paid journey. The piece appears on page 23 of the Journal. School children in Butler County will receive Sabin polio vaccine this week, with adults following next Sunday. the vaccine is simple and painless, article on page 11.
President Kennedy in a pre recorded Lincoln Memorial ceremony marking the Emancipation Proclamation urged the nation to press toward the unfinished work of individual liberty. Adlai Stevenson, Nelson Rockefeller, Thurgood Marshall, and Mahalia Jackson joined in stressing freedom as a continuing challenge. Rockefeller presented the original Emancipation Proclamation, later to be housed in Albany's New York State Library. Archibald MacLeish read a poem praising Lincoln and the proclamation's enduring impact.
El Paso AP report notes creditors sold promoter Billie Sol Estes assets for 5.8 million dollars plus 1.2 million in interest. A mystery Texas financier Morris D. Jaffe of San Antonio bought the property. The sale, approved by the El Paso federal court, excludes offers that lacked required licenses or financial disclosures.
COLQUITT Ga AP Three white men were sentenced to seven years in prison for burning the High Hope Baptist Church near Dawson Georgia. Marvin Milner 31 Glenn Roland 55 and son Melvin 22 pleaded guilty to the arson in a predawn fire last Monday. Federal agents also arrested a 16 year old youth who will appear before the same judge next Saturday.
In Cleveland suburb Middlebury Heights, 37 year old Frank Morgal slipped while on a roof Saturday and tumbled 16 to 20 feet to his death. He landed across a steel fence at the building base.
Cuba looms as a live issue as Dean Rusk heads to New York to meet Andrei Gromyko and other ministers during the U N General Assembly. Charges fly between the United States and Cuba and the Soviet Union but no move to convene a special debate is taken.
Soviet Union protests U S seizure of a Cuban sugar cargo en route to Russia. Moscow radio said the Streatham Hill, sailing Cuba to the Soviet Union, was in San Juan for repairs when Puerto Rican port authorities confiscated the shipment belonging to the Soviet Trading Organization Sovtor.
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