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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1965

Page

11

GOP Contributor List Said Sold To Outsiders

The Republican National Finance Committee sold contributor mailing lists to outside groups including the American Conservative Union. GOP Chair Ray C Bliss ordered halting the practice on April 26 and repeated it a month later, but address tapes had already left custody. Fred C Scribner Jr said there was no legal violation by any committee member.

Cleveland Ohio Republican National Finance Committee Cleveland Plain Dealer the Plain Dealer Washington American Conservative Union Republican Party GOP Ray C. Bliss Republican National Committee Bliss The Plain Dealer Fred C. Scribner Jr Republican

Jewelry and Beatle Records Stolen from Magistrate Home

Burglars stole $11,200 worth of jewelry and Beatle records from the home of Mrs. Denis Radcliffe of Yorkshire and her son John while they were dining out. The crime occurred early Thursday.

London Denis Radcliffe Yorkshire John

English shipbuilder Charles Parsons invents non skid chains

Charles Parsons, an English shipbuilder, reportedly invented non skid chains for autos, a device expected to improve vehicle traction on icy roads. This transient note records his alleged contribution to early automotive safety.

Charles Parsons

Something Up in San Francisco Patrol District

Patrolman Henry R. Smith, eating at a drive-in in Ingleside, watched about 20 teenagers stop by chatting then leave. Moments later the group surrounded his patrol car and waxed it before dispersing, with Smith noting no disturbance after their departure.

San Francisco Henry R. Smith Smith's Ingleside Smith

Contract Accepted Ends Nine-Week Strike at Local 543

A 20 month contract was approved Thursday ending a nine week strike by 225 members of Local 543 Pulp Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers Union at Richardson Taylor Globe Co. The agreement increases wages and fringe benefits for workers at the paper container plant.

Cincinnati Richardson-Taylor- Globe Co Pulp

Ohio State Fair Opens With World-Class Displays

The 112th Ohio State Fair opened for an 11 day run in Columbus with high hopes for a record crowd. Governor’s wife Mrs. James A. Rhodes cut the ribbon as officials touted the largest livestock show and junior fair yet, plus free grandstand events except for the Ohio Jazz Festival. Youth Day offered free admission for under 18 and prices rose to 1 dollar for adults with 25 cents for 6 to 11 year olds.

Columbus, Ohio James A. Rhodes Ohio Frank J. Lausche Highway Patrol Academy Myers Y. Cooper Keirns

Seven Ohio postmasters confirmed by Senate

President Johnson had seven Ohioans approved as postmasters by the Senate on Thursday. The appointees listed include Donald E. Hickman Amanda Stanley E. Rolfe Lucille J. Pasha Rhoderic G. Mills Robert C. Ladd Joseph E. Binni Lee J. Lare.

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