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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1963
Page
7
Vital statistics list numerous births on Saturday and Sunday across Franklin and Waynesville and out of town. Names two dozen couples with addresses and baby genders including boys and girls. Also notes a long list of out of town relatives and several dismissals from hospitals.
The hospital notice lists residents and relations including Mrs. James FE Horner Franklin Mrs. Grace Boyd Sunset St Mrs. Clarence Carmody Woodlawn Ave Everett Morris S Sutphin Mrs W Howard McGlothen Girard Ave James Buckner Staton St Mrs Dan Corson Christel Ave Mrs Donald E Korn Middletown Rt 1 Mrs Annie Pearl Moultry Ninth Ave Donald Fenston Lebanon Garry Sparks son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Sparks Trenton Oakley McCabe Sr Miamis Shawn Stanton daughter of Mr and Mrs William Stanton Frank James Salley Sheridan Ave
Torrance California AP report says John Birch Society members and American Nazi party hecklers disrupted a Torrance High School civil rights forum leading prosecutor Charles Catterlin to cancel the event. About 40 hecklers booed and coughed to drown out six panel speakers.
AP dispatch from Hong Kong says more than 400 rioting Chinese were machine gunned by Communist troops in Chao Yang Kwangtung Province. About 1,000 laborers fled to the hills in the aftermath, according to press reports.
A New York Central passenger train bound for Dayton was delayed 20 minutes Saturday night after a fire broke out on top of a Railway Express baggage car. Firemen extinguished the blaze after being called at 11:30 p.m. Damage was estimated at $100.
Cuyahoga County Recorder Frank S. Day is accused in a state examiner report of illegal payroll manipulation and employing a county worker for home labor. The Democrat, under 10 years in office, is free on a $2000 bond while already indicted on 27 payroll related counts.
Police report a 45 year old woman was treated for an overdose at Middletown Hospital last night and released after medical care.
A community note lists residents including Mrs. William Hahn Brell Drive Mrs. Sylvia Hays Van Ave James Inman Franklin Mrs. Donald Sanderson Tren Dale Strauss Elwood Gerald Squire Grand Ave Mrs. Mark Walke Lind St Miss Janice Werner Balti more St Ralph Chasteen Somerville Rt 1 Alfred Back Monroe St Jennifer Frazier daughter of M and Mrs Joe Frazier 19t 1 Ave Mrs Fred E Carr Franklin Mrs Richard Roby Franklin.
Rep. Victor Wickersham says the commander of the 19th Missile Detachment at Pervivlaki Greece was removed over alleged rights violations against enlisted men. Accusations include forced cleaning for officers, spoiled mess hall food, payout for shortages, and unequal post exchange access. Army confirmed the issues and corrected them. Defense Dept had no comment.
Emanuel Crespi, 22, a brunette model with a passion for flying, was chosen Lady Europe 1963 at a Riviera resort in Alassio Italy. Runners-up were Marion Staincu, 25, Lady Germany, and Claudette Dantes, 22, Lady France. Selection was based on beauty grace culture and elegance. Contestants included both single and married women.
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control is reviewing an application to transfer the D-5 liquor license from Samuel M. Blumberg, executor of Anne C. Blumberg's estate, for Airport Inn at 1701 Germantown Road to Middlestown Airport Inn Inc. The license allows night club beer wine or spirits by the glass until 2 30 a.m.
Frazier at 1224 Walnut St. told police he received a slight knife wound on the hand during a Saturday night altercation at the Rainbow. He identified his assailant, but officers were unable to locate him.
More than 400 Eureka residents fled the town after 20 freight cars derailed in the business district, including a tank car leaking liquified gas. Officials cleared the leak, restored power and phone service, and allowed residents to return after the area was deemed safe. The 111 car train derailed when an overheated grease box melted, causing wheels to jump tracks near Interstate 44 and U.S. routes 50 and 66 in the 1,100 person town about 25 miles southwest of St. Louis.
The remodel of the city building at a cost of $45,000 is complete and officials plan to move in this week. Open house is set for next Sunday. The structure, bought from Elmer Frech after the April 1961 tornado damaged the old building, previously housed Eaton Screw Products Co and later a box firm.
Burglars robbed Lili St. Cyr in Hollywood Hills over the weekend taking at least 10009 dollars worth of fur wigs costumes and jewelry. She plans to open a Las Vegas engagement anyway and hopes not to catch cold.
Four members of an Ohio family among six killed in a collision near Minneapolis. Victims include Mr and Mrs Robert Ely of Bedford Ohio and their two children, and Mr and Mrs Gerald A McKenney of Savage Minnesota. Surviving truck driver Miss Jeanette Johnson 44 of Stillwater Minnesota is in critical condition.
Regina Ann Jackson of Franklin placed second in her advanced age division at a USTA competition held on Saturday in Dayton. Her showing highlights regional talent in baton twirling as contestants from multiple clubs competed for top honors.
A new observation shows the honeybee moves its wings back and forth more than 400 times per second. This rapid wingbeat supports high agility and flight control in small pollinators.
Exiled rebels led by Cantave captured Mont Organise as government troops were airlifted in a push to eject invaders from the northeast near the Dominican border. Reports say a Mustang fighter was shot down and a recon flight did not return, while authorities acknowledge strain on Duvalier forces.
Ohio State University will award degrees to about 1,000 graduates during summer quarter commencement at 9 a.m. Friday in St. John Arena. Master’s degrees go to about 364 students, 119 will receive doctor of philosophy degrees, and seven candidates pursue two degrees. Dr. Robert I. White of Kent State will speak with Msgr. Paul J. O’Dea delivering the invocation. President Novice G. Fawcett will preside.
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