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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1966
Page
6
In Kansas City a bright object hovered over southern Kansas City prompting saucer chatter until authorities confirmed it was a weather balloon at 40,000 feet. The Air Force and Weather Bureau clarified the sighting after widespread calls to stations and the press.
Bankruptcies filed in U S District Court in Cincinnati include Harold J Adkins a Middletown sheet metal worker with debts of 2668 and assets of 25.
State Auditor Roger Cloud said about 150000 dollars earmarked for tuberculosis hospital subsidy payments will be returned to Ohio’s general revenue fund at the end of the fiscal year.
Middletown dedicates a memorial tree at the Townhouse on Tytus Avenue and Verity Park to 12 Gold Star Mothers. Elizabeth Cottle leads the memorial, with attendees including Louis Rossi of the Sons of Italy, Stanley Sorrell of Disabled American Veterans, and local officials. Scouts and school bands joined the salute to the flag and national anthem.
Pasadena AP report says Municipal Judge Henry W. Shatford will dismiss all chronic alcoholic cases until society provides a suitable place for the victims. He cites a 4th Circuit ruling deeming chronic alcoholism a disease and argues no criminal conviction can stand when the condition is treated as illness.
Constantine Michigan AP Larry Rink, 23, Centreville, Michigan, is hopeful after undergoing a cancer transplant experiment following the death of Griffith, 63, from Philadelphia. Rink’s leg was removed last spring. X-rays two weeks ago showed his tumor 50 percent better. He remains unafraid, plans to return to work, and expects a September birth in his family.
Houston AP reports a modified partial artificial pump used on Marcel DeRudder may be employed on another patient within weeks. DeRudder, 65, died from a ruptured left lung after the six hour operation by Dr. Michael DeBakey. The device aided about 60 to 80 percent of his left ventricle function post op. Modifications are planned but the basic design stays the same. Funeral services for DeRudder will be in Wesville, Illinois.
In San Francisco 88 Navy sailors donated blood to Theresa Seibel, a 4-year-old girl from Sacramento, to support open heart surgery on Tuesday. Donations came from staff and trainees at the Command Damage Control School on Treasure Island in San Francisco Bay, at Presbyterian Hospital.
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