Naturalist Jim Fowler to speak on South American exhibit
Naturalist Jim Fowler, host of Wild Kingdom, appears as a speaker in South America related event. He will showcase a 7 unit brought from that country but has not disclosed its identity.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1966
Page
2
Naturalist Jim Fowler, host of Wild Kingdom, appears as a speaker in South America related event. He will showcase a 7 unit brought from that country but has not disclosed its identity.
The Federal Home Loan Bank Board said San Francisco district will receive the largest share of a $500 million housing loan fund. Distribution uses savings capital and can shift unused funds among districts. San Francisco gets 20.6 percent while Boston leads at 28 percent and Spokane at 38 percent among others. President Johnson announced the aid, with Fannie Mae adding $250 million for low and moderate cost homes as demand for federal money declines.
Richard Robrets, 19, charged with passing checks totaling 10 815 and 620 on his sister s account on December 27. He pleads guilty in the case now pending in court.
Dr Jack Barnett said the cancer has spread to the lymphatic system making a cure unlikely and surgery only may offer limited benefit. A second tumor was found in the pleura and doctors cautioned prognosis ranges from weeks to years.
Frank Mitchell, 37, serving life for robbery with violence, fled from a Dartmoor prison work party eight miles away. Police of over 200 units hunted him through Devon moorland with bloodhounds as residents feared possible hostage-taking of a child.
Obituary states the deceased died at Middletown Hospital at 10 30 a m after long illness beginning in 1960. Arrangements are incomplete at the McCoy Leffier Funeral Home.
Mrs. Marcella Henneberger and Mrs. Margaret Flick receive private and public service details for tomorrow. Mrs. Ada Davis has graveside rites at 1 p.m. in Camden. Mrs. Georgia Abrams and Dr. Siegmund Loewy have services scheduled in McKee and Oxford respectively, with incomplete details for Harry Schloss.
A 22 year old Hamilton serviceman Dennis Howard Pearson was killed at Ft. Walton Beach Florida when his coat tangled in a motorcycle rear wheel during a trip to Elgin Air Force Base where he served two and a half years and was to be discharged January 28. He was a Garfield High School graduate and lived with his wife Ruth near the base.
Delaware City Council votes Monday night to levy a 0.75 percent income tax. The city expects about $1 in revenue for the first year.
A 14 year old, David Gibson of Igielhart Street, was treated at Middletown Hospital for facial injuries after he ran into the side of a moving car driven by Johnnie W. Smith of Cincinnati at N Verity Parkway and Manchester Avenue around 6 30 p m He was dismissed. Police reported a pickup ran out of control and another crash at Central Avenue and Lylburn Road causing 435 damage Charles Kiniyalocts 18 of Marshall Road was cited for insufficient brakes.
A year old girl was arrested at Fashion Fair located at 655 N University Blvd at 6 40 p m yesterday on a shoplifting charge.
Roy C Blackwell of 2172 Renee Drive was arrested by Lemon Township Police on Oxford State Road at 11 p.m. yesterday and charged with driving while intoxicated.
Kiwanis program features David J. Enochs discussing two business trips to Africa. He will show photos from the trips and comment on contacts made regarding international YMCA operations. George E. Brooks is program chairman.
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