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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1967
Page
9
Henry Gregor Felsen outlines a buyer’s approach to negotiating a used car. He explains loan values, dealer costs, and how to evaluate total ownership costs, including tires, brakes, battery, and labor. He warns against overpaying for parts or underinsuring the vehicle’s condition.
See Tom when buying a home or renewing your insurance to secure experienced coverage at affordable rates.
Dr Hans O Lobel of the U S Centers for Disease Control says 700 malaria cases were reported in the first three months of 1967, mostly among returning Vietnam servicemen. Three deaths occurred. He notes infection likely occurred in Vietnam and can appear months to a year later.
In Cleveland, Carl Hughes, 39, is identified as the man killed when struck by a Cleveland Transit System bus Saturday night. Authorities released the name as the investigation continues into the fatal incident.
A book excerpt notes that value lies not in the price paid but in what you take home. It discusses car ownership ideas from A Teen-Agers First Car by Mead and Co. with copyright 1966 by Henry Gregor Feisen.
In Peoria the Speck murder trial saw defense attorney Gerald Getty challenge three prints from the town house where eight nurses were slain. The court allowed some questioning about the prints and admitted a bloodstained T shirt. Prosecutor William Martin described the fingerprint expert as someone who reads prints, and witnesses including a nurse and Dr Leroy Smith testified on Speck’s hospital treatment and recognition.
In Naples Florida the prosecution opened the first degree murder case against Dr Carl Coppolino, portraying him as a fortune hunter who killed his first wife Carmela for money and quickly married Mary to share her fortune. The defense argued Carmela’s death was not homicide.
A hard of hearing man invents a tiny transistor hearing aid using a small powered device. He has over ten years with hearing loss and invites interested readers to write A. W. Newell at 2616 W 8th St Eric, Pa for free information with no obligation.
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