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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1966
Page
3
In Philadelphia the city posted Spanish and English signs warning that littering is illegal, yet litter remains. Maria Bonet, former editor of a local Spanish language newspaper, questions the translations saying the signs imply not littering but not hang your word in the street.
Mrs. John Johnson listened from Worcester as her son Robert E. Girard 23 described his new truck driving job from Arlington Virginia. He was shot in the chest during the call by two teen agers who demanded money. Girard was operated on at George Washington Hospital and listed in fair condition. Police hunt the suspects.
Army Sp4 Lewis L. Snow 22, son of Mrs. Eula M. Snow of 1500 Yankee Road, received the Combat Medical Badge for service as a medical aidman under hostile fire. He serves in Headquarters Company, 2d Battalion, 25th Infantry Division's 14th Infantry. Entered service March 1965, basic at Fort Sam Houston, went overseas in April. A Middletown High School graduate of 1961.
Ann Lewis, 23, took a summer job at the Philadelphia Zoo in March 1964 after three semesters at Rutgers University. She has worked there ever since caring for baby animals and says she has no regrets about not finishing college, noting there is much to learn about both people and animals.
Air line machinists vote today on a six week strike affecting five major carriers Eastern National Northwest Trans World and United. Union leaders forecast a hefty wage boost and cost of living escalator while some locals push against ratification by telephoning other city locals.
A federal judge issued a temporary order banning sheet metal workers from picketing a gate at Cape Kennedy Space Center used by construction crews. The NLRB sought the ban for NASA, the Air Force, and contractors after pickets kept about 1,100 workers off their jobs while accusing NASA of hiring nonunion labor for a Saturn 5 serving tower project.
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