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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1964
Page
3
Federal examiner Herman Tucker urged Topps to cut contract length with players as he asserts the firm maintains a monopoly in baseball cards. Topps, selling about 14 million dollars yearly, defends that broader competition would disrupt fans, while proposing new presidential card releases.
The Census Bureau reports at least one television set in 93 of 100 American households and one family in six owns two or more sets. The survey notes individuals living alone have lower ownership at 77 percent while four person households have one or more sets.
Debbie Cappen, 4, was laid to rest in Fairfax Presbyterian Church as her mother urged the community not to persecute the family of the boy accused in Debbie's death. George Rickey Jr., 13, is in juvenile custody after admitting to police he killed Debbie on August 19 and hid her body under the Rickeys' porch following a large area search in Fairfax near Cincinnati.
Cmdr. Alan B. Shepard Jr., America's first astronaut now training spacemen, says he remains a moon flight candidate at 40. The VFW honored Project Mercury astronauts. Maj. Robert A. Rushworth received the Arnold Gold Medal. John H. Glenn Jr. is recovering from an inner ear injury that ended his Senate bid. Shepard declined firm political plans and noted Glenn’s campaign debt.
Larry Stump, 16, of Lancaster died in a hospital from injuries suffered Sunday when he was struck by a station wagon on U S 122 west of Lancaster. The incident occurred as he rode his bicycle along the highway.
Eunice Kennedy Shriver 43 wife of peace corps director Sargent Shriver was released from Peter Bent Brigham Hospital Boston after treatment for a kidney ailment. A hospital spokesman said she was hospitalized since Friday with a mild kidney stone.
A 10 year old boy, Heber Chamberlain, from Columbus, a cerebral palsy patient at Columbus State Hospital, fell into a bathtub and drowned on Monday, according to the Highway Patrol.
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