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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1966
Page
8
A compact crossword listing many clues and answers across horizontal and vertical entries. Includes terms from minerals prefixes and body parts to animals and objects with cross references for solver engagement.
The guide lists 7 CH shows Dick Van Dyke and I Dream of Jeannie reruns with Alan Brady and Jeannie aiding a survivor. 9 CH features Secret Agent and Hollywood Palace hosted by Tony Martin and Cyd Charisse with guests. Also The Loner rerun follows Colton aiding a veteran’s wife. Gun Smoke depicts a Comanche bullion funeral. Blue Light centers on a German boy aiding the Allies.
Boston AP reports a Wireless Guitar Co inventor describes a bug device tucked inside a telephone. A call to the bugged number activates it with a harmonica note, transmitting nearby conversations over telephone lines while the cradle remains on. Callers see a busy signal.
Victor C. Distefano, a 34 year old father of eight, will not be drafted as a male nurse. His draft status was changed from 1A to 3A due to his many children, after assurances from his Brooklyn draft board and confirmation by U.S. Representative William D. Ford.
A 17 year old Miami girl June Clark was flown to Arizona for relief from chronic sneezing. A Mesa Chamber of Commerce funded the trip with local donations after doctors advised a drier climate. Despite several hours in Arizona her sneezing persisted, though at slightly longer intervals.
A compact compilation notes April 16 landmarks: Israel’s 1948 independence, Napoleon III's 1862 war declaration against Juarez, 1906 Pacific cable completion to China, US steel price freeze in 1941, US troops entering Nuernberg in 1945, 1947 Texas City disaster, a 1966 national air power inquiry, 1966 Congo security council resolution endorsement, and 1965 South Korea protests against Park Chung Hee’s ties with Japan.
DAYTON Ohio AP The head of the defunct Certified Credit Corp Daniel Armel was sentenced to 15 years in prison for stock swindling. U S District Judge Carl A Weinman said the case involved the largest Midwest stock swindle. Armel 48 former president and board chairman of the Certified Credit empire which collapsed into bankruptcy three years ago was convicted last month after a trial. Weinman estimated 25000 investors and 14000 creditors lost at least 15 million dollars between 1950 and 1963 in the tangled business structure.
In Detroit a new lost and found system uses a finger on the phone keypad to spell 1 0 8 t d o g which translates to 567 6364. The number links to the Michigan Humane Society’s lost and found information center for dogs.
Youngstown University moves toward become Ohio's seventh state university pending Ohio Board of Regents and state legislature action. University leaders say full change possible in 1967 after trustees accept Rhodes suggestion. Chancellor Millett notes careful consideration and uncertain timing.
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