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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1954

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Spaak Plan Backed To Halt German Rearmament

A nine power conference endorsed Paul-Henri Spaak's compromise to create a European arms pool with safeguards for German rearmament. The plan splits oversight between a seven nation European alliance and NATO, pleasing Adenauer Mendes-France and other delegations.

London Germany Paul-Henri Spaak European Alliance North Atlantic Treaty Organization France West Germany NATO Spaak Konrad Adenauer Pierre Mendes-France Lancaster House Anthony Eden U.S Dulles Eisenhower Europe Eden Adenauer Mendes-France United States Britain

Vishinsky to unveil new Soviet atomic proposals at UN debate

At the United Nations General Assembly the Soviet Union under Andrei Vishinsky is expected to introduce new atomic proposals. Observers anticipate a push for a ban on nuclear weapons and a demand to link any U S plans to disarmament. The speech could reiterate Moscow’s stance against the Eisenhower Dulles atoms for peace plan without a broad outlaw declaration.

Vishinsky United Nations, N. Y Andrei Vishinsky U.N. General Assembly Russia U.N. Security Council United States U. N General Assembly U. S

New Era of U S France Indo China Action Announced

Washington and Paris outline a joint billion dollar program to bolster free Indochina against communism with phased French troop withdrawal from Vietnam by March 1956. U S aid to Viet Nam Laos and Cambodia would total about 385 million dollars this year with potential increases next year. Congressional approval to commit funds will be sought.

Washington United States France Indochina Cambodia Laos Viet Nam Geneva Aee Paris Congress Eisenhower U.S Walter Beded Smith Guy LaChambre Edgar Faure LaChambre

City Faces Bankruptcy as Deadline Looms in Zanesville

Zanesville Ohio seeks 28 000 by noon tomorrow to cover bond interest and 40 000 for payroll by Oct 5 amid about 90 000 debt and only 3 000 in treasury. County budget commission meets to discuss possible county aid including an advance. Seat of Muskingum County with about 41 000 residents.

Zanesville Ohio Muskingum County

Nehru Declares India Fourth Nation in World

New Delhi Prime Minister Nehru told Parliament India is obviously the fourth country in the world after the United States and Russia and the Soviet bloc nation held the third spot. He ranked India above Britain France Germany Japan and others but did not call for a permanent U N Security Council seat. He did not mention the United Nations during the 90 minute speech. He skipped topics like the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization Pondicherry Kashmir or American arms aid to Pakistan.

New Delhi India Nehru United States Russia Red China Great Britain France Germany Japan U.N. Security Council Britain China United Nations Southeast Asia Treaty Organization Pondicherry Kashmir Pakistan

U.S. Airlifting Relief Supplies To Honduras

U S airlift of relief supplies to flood hit northwest Honduras from Albrook Air Base loaded with emergency rations medicine water purification gear and dismantled helicopters for reassembly in Honduras. Between 1000 and 2000 flood victims are marooned on rooftops and in trees amid rains after Hurricane Gilda. The president was not meeting with Van Fleet and no later-week conference was planned.

Balboa C.Z U S Honduras Albrook Air Base Dad Gilda

President Eisenhower Sends Sympathy to Hondurans

President Dwight D. Eisenhower issued a sympathy message to the people of Honduras and promised more flood relief. He kept a light schedule at his vacation base with private business talks with John Jackson Sr. and a meeting with Secretary Benson. In Washington, retired Congressman Van Fleet said he would report today on his Far East mission assessing military and economic needs.

Denver Eisenhower Honduras John Jackson Sr New York Agriculture Benson Washington James A. van Fleet Far East Mur

Indians and Giants Clash In Second World Series Game

Ground s sun shone at Polo Grounds as the Indians led the Giants 1 0 after three innings. Al Smith opened with a home run on Johnny Antonelli’s first pitch. Weather delayed gate opening two hours as teams prepared under haze and drizzle. Managers Lopez and Durocher listed starters Early Wynn and Antonelli with lineup tweaks and Dusty Rhodes saved for pinch hitting. Attendance was 52 751, higher than opener.

Willy Mays Dusty Rhodes New York Giants Polo Grounds Mays Vic Wertz Rhodes Giants Indians New York Cleveland al Smith Johnny Antonelli Cleveland Indians al Lopez Wynn Leo Durocher Durocher Monte Irvin Lopez Wally Westlake Dave Philley

Retrial Set For Provoo On Treason

Provoo former Army sergeant retrial for treason likely early next year in Baltimore after a new warrant charging him with treason while a prisoner of war is issued. A. S. Atty George Cochran Doub plans to seek indictment before the grand jury convening Oct. 18. Doub calls the case the most important treason trial since Burr.

Baltimore John David Provoo U.S. Court of Appeals San Francisco A. S. Atty George Cochran Doub Federal District Court Provoo Doub Aaron Burr Burton C. Thomson Sweat City Iowa Gregory F. Noonan US District Court of Appeals New York Maryland Supreme Court

Transfer Planned to Relieve Overcrowding at Ohio Pen

Columbus report notes 200 inmates will be moved from the Ohio Pen to the Marion Training School by mid October to ease crowded conditions.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Penitentiary Marion

Merger of Bethlehem and Youngstown Steel Disapproved

Atty. Gen. Brownell announced the Justice Department antitrust division disapproved the Bethlehem Steel Corp and Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co merger. The two firms rank high among integrated steelmakers and assets exceed 1.78 billion and 513 million dollars respectively. The Clayton Act aims to curb concentration and no merger is automatically illegal. Assistant AG Barnes warned about many large mergers and urged preapproval discussions though division acts in an advisory role.

Washington Brownell Justice Department Antitrust Division Bethlehem Steel Corp Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co Bethlehem and Youngstown Bethlehem Atty Stanley N. Barnes Antitrust

Hutchinson Steps Down as Detroit Tigers Manager

Fred Hutchinson resigned today as manager of the Detroit Tigers after the club rejected his two year contract demand. He declined a one year offer citing personal reasons as the team searches for a successor with Spike Briggs stating a replacement would be named soon.

Detroit Fred Hutchinson Detroit Tigers Hutchinson Tiger Walter C Spike) Briggs Briggs

Army Adds Redstone Missile and Expands Combat Divisions

The Army announced limited production of the Redstone long range guided missile likely capable of carrying an atomic payload, with Chrysler receiving an $855000 contract to initiate production. The service also plans to raise combat divisions to 24 by reclassifying five of six training divisions, arming and organizing them for battle while manpower remains around 10 to 15 thousand per division.

Washington Colorado Eisenhower Robert T. Stevens Matthew B. Ridgway Redstone Army Chrysler Corp

Candy Firm Evicts City in Asbury Park

Asbury Park searches for a new city hall after eviction by a local candy company. Classified ads claim to reach a large local market and offer help buying selling trading and locating. Call 2-3611 to get in stride.

Asbury Park

Bender Warns on Monopoly In Juke Box Trade

Representative George H. Bender of Ohio warned that juke box unions and operators may form a nationwide monopoly risking a ban on music boxes. He spoke at a House Subcommittee on Labor Racketeering hearing as FBI and FTC investigations continue to probe potential restraint of trade.

Cleveland George H. Bender Ohio Bender House FBI Federal Trade Commission

May Result In Juke Box Ban

Herbert H. Wederen of Northern Music testified he could sell 100 new model juke boxes if the operators association would buy them for locations. He noted operators won’t buy, creating monopoly concerns. Other distributors claimed rules limit non operators to buy few machines. Richard Clause of Chardon testified his juke boxes were blasted and dynamite was placed on his lawn after he challenged the AFL union Local 410. He described handing dynamite to Joseph Blumetti, Youngstown union head.

Herbert H. Wederen Northern Music, Inc Bender Wed George AFL Juke Box Clause Joseph Blumetti Youngstown Union

Charges Filed Against Westinghouse in Ohio

Westinghouse Corp faces unfair labor practice charges in Columbus Ohio. Union officials allege the company tried to interfere with the right to strike through intimidation or coercion.

Columbus Ohio Bee Westinghouse Corp Ain

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