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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1966
Page
7
FASTEETH, a pleasant alkaline powder, helps dentures stay firmer for eating and talking. Sprinkle a little on plates to reduce plate odor and avoid gummy pasty taste. No taste change or mess. Available at drug counters.
Actress Hedy Lamarr, 51, was acquitted of petty theft after a six day trial in a Los Angeles Municipal Court. The jury found she did not guilty of stealing 18 items worth 86 dollars from May Co Wilshire store on January 27. Lamarr testified she went to look for her business manager and planned to pay for the items.
The report of condition shows assets as of April 5 1966 including cash balances with banks, U.S. Government obligations, state and local securities, Federal agency securities, other bonds, loans and discounts, fixed assets and other assets. Total assets amount to 35,669,326.30 with listed figures for cash items and loans.
National piano playing auditions are to be held at the Women’s Center Thursday through Saturday with Dr. Marshall Barnes of Ohio State University School of Music as judge. About 101 pupils will be auditioned according to Mrs. Homer Weikel Middletown chairman of the National Guild of Piano Teachers. The guild sponsors annual auditions composition test and the Van Cliburn competition and aims to provide goals and awards for pupils from beginners to gifted performers.
The Ashland Works of Armco Steel Corp in Ashland Kentucky says full production will resume soon after two strikes this month lasting 12 days caused furnaces to be banked. One blast furnace is now operating. Five workers were fined 25 dollars each and given suspended jail terms for contempt tied to plant picketing, and five women received suspended terms after group arrests at the west gate in Greenup County.
St Mary School pupils received a traveling mathematics trophy at Fenwick High School ceremonies. Ted Braun Rose Mary Hume and Jane Clark, all from St Mary’s, earned medals for top scores among sixth seventh and eighth graders. Rev Lawrence Krusling Fenwick principal presented the trophies after a math tourney held last Saturday with St Mary’s St John’s Holy Trinity St Francis de Sales Lebanon and St Susanna Mason competing.
Washington AP The chairman of a House Armed Services subcommittee says Secretary of Defense Robert S McNamara insulted the panel and impugned its integrity Rep F Edward Hebert challenged McNamara to disclose the Joint Chiefs of Staff position on a new advanced bomber The subcommittee released a report criticizing phasing out B58 bombers and reducing B52s McNamara called the report a shocking distortion of the true picture
Elected officers and commission chairs for the coming year at the annual congregational meeting of the First Methodist Church. Trustees three-year terms went to Kenneth Monroe Charles Bailey and Charles Terhune with Harold Goetz filling an unexpired term. Steward board members named include Richard Adams W S Anders Mrs Robert Bair Robert Brown Mrs Sam Burnett Mrs Lester Chenoweth Herschel Day Mrs Robert Evans Harold Figley Todd Gardner Robert Getter Richard Hasemier Richar Huff Mrs Carl Jay Charles Johnson A D Lester Mrs Ralph Mull Charles Palmer Wendell Phillips Richard LeRoy David Roberts Ben A Roof Jr Glenn Russell William Schaefer Miss Roberta Shafer Mrs Joseph Shepperd Mrs James Sloan Mrs Fred Stein Sr Mrs Doris Strait Charles Taylor Clair Tieman Mrs William Tyler and Miss Ruth Yinger. Elected honorary steward was E S Myers. Ex officio stewards include Dudley Inwood Charles Beck Jr and Arnold Bowden. New commission chairmen are James Tewart Christian Social Concerns Gene Saylor Education John Harbaugh Membership and Evangelism Carl Karrer Missions. Dr Harold F Kellogg conducted the meeting, Glenn Thompson highlighted commission reports, and Dr Austin R Whitmore summarized staff reports. Dr C E Winttingham was recognized for seven years as parish minister and will retire in June.
A motorist was cited for speed too fast for conditions after a one car crash on Central Avenue near the West Middletown bridge at 2 am. Gerald W. Crowe, 19, of Trenton, whose car was a total loss, swerved to avoid an oncoming vehicle and struck an abutment. Other accidents nearby involved Virginia Johnson and Hobart Stamper with 200 damage. Stamper charged with no operator license.
Washington AP Sen John Pastore pledges a fight to restore a 12 million dollar rent subsidy appropriation cut from a supplemental money bill by the Senate Appropriations Committee. The 15 to 12 vote eliminated the program as part of a 30 million dollar request reduced by the House to 12 million. The funds would cover the difference between 25 percent of a family's income and rent. The bill goes to the Senate floor Wednesday.
The Army announced it will establish two additional advanced infantry training brigades in September. Located at Ft. McClellan Alabama and Ft. Lewis Washington, they will raise the total such units to five. Recruits undergo eight weeks of advanced training after eight weeks of basic training as the service expands to fifteen basic training centers funneling recruits toward combat readiness.
A 15 year old girl was arrested at Kroger at 1915 Main Street at 850 p m yesterday for taking socks shoe strings and candy. She was released to her parents.
Mrs Lilly Pelle aged 76 of Newport Kentucky died Tuesday night in a Fort Thomas hospital from burns she suffered when an explosion destroyed a rural home Monday night. Also burned were two other men, bringing the toll from the blast to three.
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