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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1971

Page

19

No Help Wanted Signals Tough Cambridge Summer Job Market

College students face a rough summer job market as firms trim programs and prefer experienced workers. Harvard and MIT report declines in applications, while Indiana University and Michigan State placement heads note broader cuts. Tips urge exploring diverse sources, including moving firms, tourist guides, and small businesses, plus extended family networks.

Richard Harvard Mssachusetts Institute of Techney R. F. Gibson Larvard J Douglas Snider Indiana University Jack Shingiéon Michigan State Ttink Les Pamela Morehead Macalester St. Paul Minn Harvan

Cincinnati Zoo on TV for Aveo Festival '71

Avco Broadcasting and the Zoological Society announce a 10 day Aveo Festival '71 with live TV and radio from Cincinnati Zoo starting the 18th. Oliver M. Gale and John T. Murphy say programs will air on Avco stations in Cincinnati Payton Columbus and Indiana land.

Cincinnati Aveo Broadcasting Corp The Zoological Society of Cincinnati Aveo Broadcasting N Festival Cincinnati Zoo Oliver M. Gale Zoological Society John T. Murphy Avco Zoo Bob Braun Payton Columbus Indiana- Oalis Ind

Farm Credit System Faces Overhaul Amid Support and Resistance

Washington officials say Congress should overhaul and liberalize the Farm Credit System to meet rising demand, with bills by Rep John L. McMillan and Sen Herman E. Talmadge. FCA experts note loans amount to about 15 of 60 billion dollars, while demand could reach 140 billion by decade's end despite opposition from small country banks and some insurers.

Washington Fed- Credit Administration Allara Banks Congress John L. McMillan D-S.c Herman E. Talmadge D-Ga U.S Coop FCA Talmadge McMillan Independent Bankers Association Otter

New Car and Truck Sales Rise in Butler County

Butler County March registrations show a near twenty percent increase in new car sales from the previous year with 894 new cars and 137 new trucks recorded. Used cars rose to 2928 and used trucks to 381, while 216 Chevrolets led new car brands followed by Ford 157 and Pontiac 120. trucks saw Chevrolet 51 and Ford 42 among others.

Butler County Edward Robb Jr Chevront Ford Pontiac Oldsmobile Buick Volkswagen Cadillac Dodge Mercury Gremlin Plymouth Opel Chrysler Hornet Matador Fiat Javelin Continental Ambassador Capri Lincoln Renault Saab Datsun Audi Toyota Mercedes Jeep Triumph Peugot GMC Porsch Chevrolet International International Bus Mack Reids Totem Trailmobile Kenworth Fruehaut Vindale

Congressman Proposes Aid for Small Feed Grain Farmers

Rep. Clarence E. Miller of Ohio urges an amendment to the farm act to pay small farmers for not producing feed grain on their entire base acreage. He argues current rules push small farmers toward welfare. under his plan those with 25 acres or less could set aside the lease and receive full farm act payments. He notes current program pays on 20 percent of diverted acres and requires at least 45 percent planting to avoid reduction.

Washington Ohio Republican House Clarence E. Miller House Miller

Keet Too Big So Army Lets Soldier Out

In Tennant California AP reports 23 year old Robert Barter was discharged from the Army because his size 17 feet could not fit regulation boots. Barter stood 6 foot 6 inches, had trained as an engineer, and chose discharge over costly custom gear. He awaits final clearance in his Northern California logging town.

Barter California

Danube River Second-Longest in Europe Across Nations

The Danube winds 1770 miles through West Germany Austria Czechoslovakia Hungary Yugoslavia and Romania and borders Bulgaria and Soviet Ukraine, ranking as Europe’s second-longest river behind the Volga.

Vienna Danube West Germany Austria Czechoslovakia Hungary Yugoslavia Romania Bulgaria Soviet Ukraine Europe Volga

Teacher Wins $4.27 Claim in Buffalo Court

Buffalo teacher Richard Fisher won a small claims case against the school board over retroactive pay held with interest. The court awarded $1.26 in damages and $3.01 in costs, totaling $4.27, to be donated to the district’s free lunch program.

Buffalo N.Y Buffalo Teachers Federation Richard FE. Fisher Small Claims Court Fisher

Topless Dance Valued by Doctor Says Court Hearing

Dr. Vincent A. Giannattasio testified topless dance has social value for nightclub patrons. He said it "turns on the imagination" and provides visual stimuli. The Circuit Court hearing on allowing topless dancing at a suburban venue was continued.

Milwaukee Vincent A. Giannattasio

Obituary notices from Middletown memorialize several residents

Multiple obituaries note deaths and funeral details for Mrs Bethe B, Nellie M Dinan, Gyula Szabo Julio, and Charles Howard Teets. Visitation times, funeral home names Joseph R Baker & Sons or McCoy Leffier, churches Holy Trinity and St John, and interment at Woodside Cemetery or Butler County Memorial Park are listed. Local addresses and contact numbers appear for the memorial homes.

Albert Grand Ave Middletown Hospital Martha E. Canter Main St Wilson Schramm Thomas Steiner Woodside Cemetery Wilson Schramm Memorial Homes Chambers Bethe Pershing Ave McCoy-Leffier Funeral Home J Hershall Caudi McCoy-Leffier Rinity Joseph R Baters& Sons Gyula “Julio Erie Ave. Mercy Hospital Irmgard Szabo Clark St. Wiser Charles Howard Roosevelt Ave Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home Henry Howard Charles T. Atkinson E. Eugene Frazer McCoy- Leffier Funeral Home C. T. Atkinson Wilson-Schramm Memorial Homes McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home Riggs Funeral Home Inc Middletown Monroe

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