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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1967
Page
3
Ohio traffic report for 1966 shows 2,605 deaths and 120,585 injuries with economic losses around 470 million dollars. Pedestrian deaths were 385, while motorcycle fatalities rose to 119. Final data note 2,209 total fatalities in crashes, with Saturday the most dangerous day.
Young plowman Jim Pence, 20, of Eaton wins the large plow class at the Preble County Plow Matches held near Eaton. Eight entries compete with Bill Ferriell second. Fred Kerler and Gene Miley top the small plow class. First place winners advance to the state championships next Friday at Dawn, Ohio.
Soviet trawler skipper Daniel Baronik remained in the Alaska state jail on $10,000 bail after being charged with violating the 12 mile U S fisheries zone. Arraignment was delayed to allow Soviet officials to arrive. The Coast Guard seized his vessel after a three mile chase north of Akutan Island and escorted it to Dutch Harbor.
A Columbia Avenue man, Joseph C. Kindred, 42, said he was robbed at his apartment about 3:30 a.m. after two men knocked him unconscious with a blackjack. He was tied up as the intruders ransacked the place and took 25 dollars, his watch, keys, and a billfold, with an undetermined amount of other items. He told police he could identify the assailants.
Patrick J. and Luci Nugent travel to Nassau Bahamas for a second honeymoon. Luci Nugent, daughter of the president, wears dark glasses while the couple flies economy class on a no publicity trip. Their infant son Patrick Lyndon remains at the White House.
The piece promotes mink blend coats featuring rich fur trimming and emphasizes extraordinary value and luxury. The ad underscores quality fabric and trim to attract shoppers.
Charles L. Lovins of Hamilton files a $5,000 damage suit in Butler County Common Pleas Court against Economy Optical Company owner Dr. John Rice. Lovins alleges wages were garnished by Ford Motor Co at Sharonville and that misidentification led to police actions and public assistance for his family. His attorney says Lovins never owed the firm and does not wear glasses.
Clarence B. Randall 76, former Inland Steel Co. chairman and longtime government adviser, died Friday night at Bell Memorial Hospital Ishpeming after a heart attack. He served as special assistant to President Eisenhower on foreign economic policy and held roles under Truman Kennedy and Johnson.
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