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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1968

Page

3

Soviets Launch Unmanned Shot As Crew Mission Nears

Moscow reports Cosmos 212 and Cosmos 213 linked in orbit and then separated with 213 deorbiting, while Cosmos 216 launched but its mission undisclosed. The events echo patterns before manned Soviet launches, recalling the Soyuz-1 crash last April 24 that killed a cosmonaut.

Moscow Soviet Union Earth

Two License Transfers Sought By Ohio Liquor Board

The Ohio Department of Liquor Control receives two applications to transfer D-5 night club permits. One transfers Yankee Tavern 904 Yankee Rd from James T. Roach Estate to Josephine S. Bowling. The other transfers Corner Cafe 1239 Central Ave from Counts Inc to Carolyn Crank.

Ohio Department of Liquor Control Middletown James T. Roach Yankee Tavern Yankee Road Josephine S. Bowling Counts Inc Corner Cafe Central Ave Carolyn Crank Liquor Control Board William P. Miles LaSabre S. Main St Silver Leaf Lodge Eighth Ave Margaret ‘S Calhoun Margaret Catering Service

International Motor Fair Opens in Belgrade With 280 Exhibitors

The 4th International Fair of Motors and Motor Vehicles opens this weekend in Belgrade with 280 companies participating. Exhibits come from Austria Belgium Bulgaria Czechoslovakia Denmark France Netherlands India Italy Japan Hungary West and East Germany Poland Soviet Union Britain and Yugoslavia. About 200 types of cars are on hand.

Belgrade Yugoslavia Onen d Austria Belgium Bulgaria Czechoslovakia Denmark France Netherlands India Italy Japan Hungary Germany Poland Soviet Union Britain

Monroe Group II State Winner in Readers Theater

Monroe Lemon Monroe Thespians won first place with a superior rating and trophy for their oral interpretation in Columbus. Three members earned all state honors in readers theater from the Ohio High School Speech League.

Lemon Monroe Thespian Columbus Readers Theater Toledo Boardman Monroe Thespians John Logan Katherine Schoen Ohio State University Monroe Della Ewalt Lemon-Monroe Dramatics Department Centerville Bob Callahan Darlene Stevens Gary Hollon Norene Buniweitz Bob Bolin Carolyn Collins Gail Osborn Jacqui Hall Carolyn Flisher

Former Cincy Official Named Head Of Cincinnati Regional Office

James W. Curtis, former assistant city manager of Cincinnati, joins the State Department of Urban Affairs to head operations in a regional office to be opened in Cincinnati. He will provide technical assistance to local officials across 13 counties including Butler, Clark, Clermont, Clinton, Champaign, Darke, Greene, Hamilton, Miami, Montgomery, Preble, Shelby and Warren.

Columbus Ohio James W. Curtis Cincinnati State Department of Urban Affairs Albert G. Giles Curtis Butler Clark Clermont Clinton Champaign Darke Greene Hamilton Miami Montgomery Preble Shelby Warren

Fire engine delivered to Blackfeet reservation for children’s fires

An AP report notes a fire engine was delivered last week to the Blackfoot Indian reservation where 12 children have died in two separate fires over the past 18 months. Volunteers will man it to assist in firefighting.

Gleichen Alta Blackfoot Indian Reservation

Kentucky Delegates Choose 24 Unpledged for Nixon Support

Kentucky Republicans named 24 unpledged delegates to the national convention and elected Gov. Louie B. Nunn as chairman. Nunn said the delegates are uninstructed though leaning toward Nixon, and he would back Nixon if chosen. The convention noted the Miami convention in August and the Nixons will attend Derby Breakfast hosted by the Nunns.

Louisville Kentucky Richard Nixon Louie B. Nunn Nnational Miami Nunn Nixon Nixons Nunns

Walnut Shells and Apricot Pits Aid Jet Engines

Portland based Agri-Business Council of Ore on says grinding walnut shells and apricot pits to sand like consistency and pouring into jet engine intakes removes carbon from compressor blades. The practice improves performance and extends engine life.

Portland Agri-Business Council of Oreon

Carlisle Youth Bound To Jury

An 18 year old Carlisle youth was bound over to the grand jury on charges of statutory rape by Judge J. T. Riley in municipal court. Bond was set at $500 for Randell Dees 491 John Sr. The incident is alleged to have occurred in Carlisle on April 10.

Franklin Carlisle Warren County Grand J. T. Riley Randell Dees John Sr Charles Simpson Sara St Ohio State Patrol Route 122 Simpson

First State Bank Opens in Bhutan May 2

The first state bank in Bhutan will begin operations on May 2, the birthday of Maharaja Jigme Dorji Wangchuk. The event marks a milestone for the Himalayan kingdom as it expands its financial institutions.

Punchholing Bhutan Maharaja Jigme Dorji Wangchuk

Second Degree Murder Case Tops Jury Docket

Butler County grand jury has certified 58 cases involving 54 defendants for consideration by the May term. One pending murder case, Robert Eugene Smith charged with second degree murder in the March 24 shooting death of William Ketcham Jr., heads the docket in Middletown.

Hamilton Main St Emmitt Perkins Superior Ave Laurence C. Lacbeen Second Ave Ruth Butler County Grand Jury Sullivan Barton Baltimore Middletown Robert Eugene Smith Minnesota St William ‘Edward Ketcham Jr Gordon Ave Overpeck Lettye F. Schirmer

Pueblo crewman learns he is father of newborn daughter

Claremont Marine Sgt. Robert Hammond, a Pueblo crew member captured January 23 after North Korean patrol boats seized the USS Pueblo, is reported by the Red Cross to be the father of a 6 pound 11 ounce daughter born Tuesday in Hanover. The baby remains unnamed.

Claremont N.H Red Cross Pueblo Robert Hammond Hazel Hammond Hanover

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