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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1965
Page
3
Diamond International Corp. reports its highest sales and profits in 85 years for the first 12 weeks of 1965. Chairman William H. Walters says profits after taxes rose to 5.477 million dollars, 56 cents per share, from 4.478 million or 46 cents a year earlier, with net sales at 75.491 million versus 72.651 million.
Sherman School PTO named Donald Gibbs president for 1965-66. Other officers are Robert Asher, vice president. Mrs. Donald Combs, secretary. George Kavouras, treasurer. The laying fete was set for Friday May 21 with Gibbs and James Gardner as co chairmen.
Advertisement lists Long Ins. Agency and Harold W. Jones along with W. T. Harrison, Inc. as insurance providers offering coverage options.
Former Gov Michael V DiSalle told a Guernsey County Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner he supports only one of four state ballot items in the May 4 primary. He urged defeat of the 290 million bond issue the Ohio House reapportionment and the industrial financing proposal saying the bond would waste funds and criticizing Gov Rhodes. He called the reapportionment plan a political manipulation that harms county unity and representation.
Middletown firefighters rushed to the Joseph Truss residence at 809 16th Ave at 6 33 pm yesterday after the Truss car ignited. Officials say the blaze started from a carburetor backfire with no damage listed to surrounding property.
Hamilton One week remains for payment of personal property taxes to avoid penalties and extra charges. A R Tilton Butler County auditor reminded today April 30 is the deadline to file returns. Those filing include individuals partnerships associations and corporations with tangible and intangible property. rates vary by locality and use funds for local schools libraries and public services.
Mayor Robert F. Wagner announces a five point program costing about 17 million dollars yearly to flood the streets with 500 additional uniformed police nightly from 7 pm to 3 am and to expand the force to 28,228 by July 1.
The National Council of Churches plans to send volunteers to Boston Chicago New York and Cleveland this summer as part of a civil rights project. Rev J Quinter Miller noted training in Oxford Ohio and recent involvement in Selma Montgomery Alabama while declining to disclose specific activities. He stated the council acts on religious conviction and is coordinating with students and faculty at Vanderbilt Divinity School.
Once part of the ancient In can empire Bolivia endured Spanish domination for centuries before gaining its independence in 1825.
President Johnson escalates the campaign by entering the White House press office, shutting off the light in the ladies powder room, then leaving. The action highlights the high profile protest tactic as he resumes duties in Washington.
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