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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1964
Page
6
A 1964 puzzle by William J. Miller explains a letter count method to produce a key number. If name length is six or more subtract four else add three. Start at the rectangle's upper left and read letters under the key numbers to reveal the message. Distributed by King Features Syndicate.
A couple planning retirement at 62 seeks guidance on stock diversification and savings. Experts caution overconcentration in gas and electric utilities, suggesting switching Iowa Illinois Gas & E to Corn Products and American Cyanamid, and prefer Texaco over Sunray. They advise keeping Wellington Fund but not adding more, and recommend building cash reserves before committing to securities.
Judge David Black grants divorces in Butler County. Beulah R. Evans of Hamilton separates from Walter F. Evans of Greenup Kentucky for neglect and cruelty. Other divorces include Charles F. Dell Jr. from Mary Ann Dell, Phyllis Blackford from James Blackford, Lee McWhorter from Thelma McWhorter, Janna Rose Cummings from Herbert H. Cummings, Rita Worthington from William H. Worthington, Nancy Ann Kindred from Ralph S. Kindred, Betty Jean Ballard from Leonard Ballard, and Kenneth Anderson from Jean Anderson and Mary Sue Thompson from William Thompson.
In Ogallala known as Cowboy Capital locals joke about Gov. Morrison contracting lead poisoning after doctors report he rammed a lead pencil into his hand during a conference. The incident drew laughter as residents recalled the governor's medical treatment.
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