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Newspaper
Lima Star
Location
Lima, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1966
Page
2
Wednesday through Thursday notices list births in multiple families with names and cities including Van Horn Delphos Wapakoneta and others. Discharges and admissions span numerous residents in Auglaize and surrounding towns with many infant and adult mentions.
A truck plunged on a mountain curve near Goodlettsville, sending thousands of honey bees into the roadway. The unidentified driver removed headgear and guided bees back to their hives after the accident, while state authorities responded to the spill. CAPRI ISLAND DEAL: Italian decree bans hunting on Capri. The island had long hosted hunts for arks, with hunting restricted since 162.
The Federal Reserve and Commerce Department report solid gains in personal income and industrial production. Personal income rises to an annual rate of 556 billion dollars, with wages and salaries up 2.75 billion. Philip Heymann named acting security and consular affairs administrator after Abba Schwartz’s resignation amid reform controversy. House delays vote on official residence for the vice president, with GOP critics urging caution and a 746000 dollar appropriation under scrutiny.
The Associated Press reports the administration asks Congress to approve a 2.26 billion dollar bill to help states plan and develop health services. The Joint Economic Committee also proposes an anti inflationary tax program with a delay until lawmakers and President Johnson approve. House approves a bill to standardize Daylight Saving Time nationwide starting next fall.
The Gemini 8 crew heads toward Okinawa aboard their ship as spaceflight continues with no major issues. Los Angeles police flag a two week rumor of a plot against Mexican American business owners in Watts, while University of Mississippi tightens security for Senator Robert F. Kennedy’s visit.
A home at an unspecified Broad Way inhabited by Janice Stu Ler was entered between 1 and 5 p.m. Wednesday. Entry occurred through an unlocked kitchen window, possibly by young offenders. Prescription drugs from two bodies were taken, plus soft drinks and ice cream. A tachometer worth $45 was stolen from Danny Jewell's auto. Vandalism included broken window panes, wiring damage, and a kitchen cupboard ripped from a wall during renovations at 182 and 1855 Jackson.
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