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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1965
Page
2
Falmouth England AP fog and high tides hindered Robert Manry as he neared England on his Atlantic crossing in the 132 foot sloop Tinkerbelle. The 48 year old Cleveland newspaperman was last seen two days earlier about 290 miles out heading northward.
Scientists report certain fish species endure extreme ocean depths, adapting to high pressure and low light. The discovery focuses on deep sea habitats where specialized physiology enables survival in near freezing temperatures and immense pressures.
Heavy rain and thunderstorms broke the two-month drought across Maine and eased conditions in New England. More than two inches fell in central Maine with showers hitting drought areas from Sunday. Amherst Massachusetts reported 4.5 inches in 24 hours.
President Johnson signs a 185 million dollar bill to extend the Interior Department program for desalting sea water and easing shortages in the Delaware River Basin. He meets with governors and urban state representatives while outlining expanded research funding and upcoming proposals.
An AP description notes a compact utility vehicle called the little brother of the Mustang line, available as a roadster wagon or short-roof utility vehicle, showcased as part of the model family.
A 54 year-old steelworker from Avon identified as Charles Pits was found drowned Tuesday night in a sewer at the Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp plant on Jennings Road. Police said guards reported the incident on company property.
The first school in America traces back to 1633 when the Dutch East India Company established education on Manhattan Island, marking an early colonial effort to provide structured schooling.
Many people wear false teeth without worry as they talk laugh or sneeze. The product FASTEETH fixes denture plates firmly and comfortably. It has a pleasant non gritty taste and does not cause nausea and neutralizes denture odor. Available at drug counters everywhere.
Morrow Raymond Dean Brill 34 of 327 East Main Lebanon was found dead in a car by a game warden along a creek near Woodville Road. Deputy coroner Dr. Clifford Leavitt ruled it death by own action after a hose linked exhaust to the vehicle. Surviving wife Vera and three children Deana Ramona and Richie. mother Margaret Brill of Dayton. six sisters and two brothers. Services set for Friday at Yale Funeral Home with burial in Morrow Cemetery. calling hours begin tomorrow after 6 p.m.
Clair B Hayes 69 of 2908 Goldman Ave died at Middletown Hospital at 10 a m after a stay since July 22 He retired in 1960 as a catcher in Armco Steel Corp s stainless department where he worked since 1915 He was a World War I veteran and a member of American Legion Post 218 and Christ Methodist Church Surviving are his wife Alice two sons Donald of Franklin and James of Monroe a daughter Martha Wright of Middletown Rt 3 two brothers Vern of Glenside Pa and William of Tampa Fla and 10 grandchildren Memorials may be sent to Christ Methodist Church or the Middletown Butler unit of the American Cancer Society Charles DeWitt Hill 69 Beattyville Ky dies. services set for 10 30 a m tomorrow at Newnam Funeral Home Beattyville burial in Beattyville He died Monday at the VA Hospital in Lexington Ky.
Mrs Verna Johnson aged 45 a Middletown resident until 1944 died at 329 a m today at her Buffalo New York home Survived by husband Leon three children Douglas Mary and Deborah three sisters Mildred Bryant Lorene Shields of Middletown and three brothers James Alexander of Middletown Service and burial set for Saturday in Buffalo Meadows Funeral Home handling arrangements
Mrs Essie Straws 67 of 44 N Broad St Middletown died at 445 am after a Sunday hospitalization She was born in Cincinnati and lived most of her life in Middletown She was a member of Rethel AME Church Surviving husband Amos two daughters Mrs Sarah Kelsor and Miss Julia Straws a sister Mrs Hazel Gilbert Cincinnati a brother LeRoy Meeks Charleston W V and three grandchildren Services at 10 am Saturday Riggs Funeral Home Burial Woodside Cemetery Home hours Friday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm.
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