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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1964
Page
3
The House approved by 388 to 0 a bill to raise pension payments for war veterans and widows. The measure, sent to the Senate, would cost the government up to 111 million in 1969 and provide up to 35 dollars more per month, with a veteran of three dependents and income under 1200 dollars yearly reaching 110 dollars monthly.
Relief promised from piles with Peterson's Ointment claiming fast relief. The ad touts cooling soothing formula used for 40 years and offers money back if not satisfied. Availability at druggists, box 70c, applicator tube 85c.
Hamilton woman Helen Jean Taylor 51 of 5172 Maud Hughes Road remained in fair condition at Mercy Hospital after her car collided with a vehicle driven by David Paul 57 of 5173 Yankee Road last Tuesday evening on old U S 25 near Kyles Station Road. Deputies cited Paul for pulling from a driveway. A utility pole mailbox and fence were knocked down on Carl Miller property.
Members of the Middletown Shrine No. 25 social committee have completed plans for their annual lawnfete to be held at the residence of Okey Jackson at 204 Arnold Drive on Saturday starting at 5 o'clock. Mrs. Paul Smith is chairman with Mrs. Cecil Wilson as co chair.
Atlanta AP report says segregationist Lester Maddox will reopen the Pickrick Restaurant today “as usual” but keep it segregated. He blocked three Black entrants with a white crowd and an armed stance, while police closed streets and cars were used to reroute traffic. Justice Black warned Maddox against delaying the civil rights act ruling as the first tests of the law unfold.
Carl L. Bryant of the Columbus Kiwanis Club will address the Middletown Kiwanis Club at Manchester Motor Inn Thursday noon. He will show movies and report on Kiwanis chartering in Vienna Austria, which he attended. Bryant will be accompanied by several Columbus club members.
Congress gave final approval to the food stamp bill sending it to President Johnson. The measure expands a pilot in 43 counties offering $10 in food stamps for $6 cash, costing about 25 million dollars the first year and rising to 200 million by the 1967 fiscal year.
Franklin firefighters reported a fire at Kenneth Estep's home 369 Gladys St Carlisle started by children playing with matches. Loose straw beneath the house caught fire but caused no damage.
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