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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1970

Page

5

Wildlife to Parades and Football on CBS Expedition

A CBS Adventures segment documents a Bering Sea expedition led by Dr. Carleton Ray studying mukluk and ringed seals under ice and the walrus. Footage shows divers in exoskeletons. walrus scenes are described as peaceful and curious. The piece stresses conservation amid a census noting about 100,000 Pacific walruses near Alaska.

New York Sion CBS Bering Sea Carleton Ray Ray Alas

New Year's Day TV Parade and Bowl Games Schedule

Television parades and college football bowls dominate New Year's Day. CBS airs Cotton Bowl and Sugar Bowl parades, NBC carries Rose and Orange bowls, with ABC adding Sugar Bowl coverage. The Sugar Bowl game starts 12:55 EST. Cotton Bowl soon after. Rose Bowl at 4:45.

CBS NBC ABC

TV Tonight Stacked Card of Parades and Programs

Tonight features the Orange Bowl Parade with Anita Bryant and Joe Garagiola co hosting followed by NCAA football Alabama versus Oklahoma in the Astro Bluebonnet Bowl. Other listings include Family Affair Ironside Bewitched Barefoot in the Park Nancy The Odd Couple and Dean Martin with guests Sinatra Ruth Ruzzi Medford Reilly Heller plus The Immortal unfolding in Florida backwoods.

Miami Anita Bryant Joe Garagiola Alabama Oklahoma Jody Matt Lincoln Jim Nabors Jane Wyman Mary Costa Ironside Police San Francisco Serena Honey Nancy Adam Pigeon Sisters Dean Martin Frank Sinatra Ruth Ruzzi Kay Medford Charles Nelson Reilly Barbara Heller The Ben and Braddock Florida

POW's Wife Receives Nixon Rose Bowl Tickets

Ohio woman Mary J. Lurie, wife of captive Air Force Maj. Allan Lurie, will attend the Rose Bowl after President Nixon donated the tickets. Lurie expressed gratitude for the gesture and noted she will stay with her daughters in Apple Valley, California, until her husband’s return. The tickets came from Ohio State President Novice G. Fawcett for the Ohio State versus Stanford game.

Columbus Ohio Nixon North Vietnam Columbus Dispatch Mary J. Lurie Dispatch California van Wert Apple Valley Calif Ms. Lurie OSU Novice G. Fawcett

Massacre at Marble City and Chamber of Horrors TV Listings

Channel 16 schedule notes two 1966 features. 8:30 program Massacre at Marble City stars Brad Harris. 9:00 panel highlights Chamber of Horrors with Patrick O Neal in 1966 releases.

Marble City Brad Harris Chamber of Horrors Patrick O'Neal

New Year's Day Rose Parade TV Schedule Highlights

On New Year’s Day at 10 am Channel 5 airs a Parade Special featuring top out-of-state bands. Rose Parade Preview on Channels 7 and 9 with June Lockhart and Bob Barker. 11:30 am Rose Parade on Channels 2,5,7 led by grand marshal Billy Graham and theme Through the Eyes of a Child. Noon Sugar Bowl Parade on Channels 12 and 22 hosted by Chris Schenkel with theme Lovely Louisiana Living.

June Lockhart Bob Barker Billy Graham Chris Schenkel

Virginia Girl Is Cotton Queen 1971

Patricia Dianne Perry of Danville Virginia an economics major at Longwood College is named the 1971 Maid of Cotton. The 22 year old 5 foot 8 1/2 inch winner with light brown hair was crowned in Memphis Tennessee becoming the first Virginian to win in the 33 year history of the contest.

Memphis, Tenn Patricia Dianne Perry Danville Longwood College Miss Perry National Cotton Council

Census to Poll Buyers in Area

Census representatives will survey area residents during January asking about consumer buying and home improvement expectations. Local contact is Mrs Elizabeth Henderson at 4208 Central Ave. The sample targets area residents to gauge outlooks on spending and remodeling plans.

Bureau of the Census Elizabeth Henderson Central Ave

Lindsay Rejects New York Welfare Budget Plan

New York Mayor John V. Lindsay blocks a $24 billion welfare budget request from the Human Resources Administration saying city taxpayers cannot bear rising welfare costs. He cites 1.1 million relief recipients and compiles data on the city’s share of $715 million, while federal and state funds cover the rest. He orders a review with state and federal officials and questions the city’s legal power to refuse payment. The mayor urges federal and state takeover of welfare, noting Congress rejected a proposed family assistance program.

NEW York John V. Lindsay Lindsay Human Resources Administration Corporation Counsel Congress

God Not Biased But Church Display Touches Cotton Bowl

In Dallas Texas AP the First Presbyterian church displays a message on its outside board noting God is impartial while admitting humans are not with the line We jare not Hook em Horns referencing the Texas Longhorns and Notre Dame rivalry ahead of the Cotton Bowl game.

Dallas Tex Texas Longhorns Notre Dame Fighting Irish First Presbyterian Church

Consumer spending plans survey hints at modest change

The quarterly survey asks about future purchases of a house, car, or major appliance and home improvements. In Q3 1970, spending plans were little changed from Q2 while more families expected income declines within 12 months, signaling cautious consumer sentiment guiding federal programs.

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Barnitz Bank Launches Consumer Education Saving Drive

The Barnitz Bank unveils a consumer education program to turn spenders into savers. It starts Monday with 8,000 comparison shopping wheels, then a Money in the Bank Cookbook and penny pinching ads. Russell Weatherwax Jr. cites inflation and rising consumerism as motives, aligning with First Banc Group peers. William McCabe notes the effort aims to help consumers save rents and dollars.

Barnitz Bank Theank Campagn Russell Weatherwax Jr Barnitz

Fire damages home on Keays Avenue in early incident

Yesterday at 7:07 p.m. a short circuit in a furnace motor at 3217 Keays Ave. damaged the Dwigh Haney residence for about $25. Today at 1:47 a.m. at 3222 Raymond Smive Ty Tolliver, age 3, suffered breathing difficulty, oxygen given for one minute, and remained at the scene.

Keays Ave Dwight Haney Raymond Smive Ty Tolliver

Dow Falls Slightly as Market Opens Mixed Trading

New York stock prices opened lower after Wednesday’s rally as profit taking cooled the Dow Jones industrial average. The Dow eased 0.08 to 841.32 on very heavy volume of 19.14 million shares. the NYSE composite rose 0.10 to 50.29 on heavy action. Amex rose 0.05 to 22.69 with 4.9 million shares traded.

New York New York Stock Exchange American Stock Exchange Amex

Egg Price Report From Ohio Packing Plants and Retail Sales

Prices paid to country packing plants for eggs delivered to major Ohio cities show carton Large A 45-50 percent, Medium A 41-46, Small A 23-31 with retailers receiving white Large A 51-57 percent and Medium 47-52. Poultry prices at Ohio farms list fryers 14.6-15.2 cents, hens 4-5 cents, potatoes range 3.50-5.9 cents per pound.

Chicago Grain Chicago George Putnam Bal Mar Mutual Funds Dreyfus and Wellington Mass Inv. Gr Fidelity Trend Stock Cereeeewee Washington Mutual Puritan Fund Channing Special Columbus, Ohio Ohio U. S

Dayton Livestock Prices and Calves Summary

Dayton Livestock listings show price ranges for cattle and calves with multiple lot sizes and stock descriptions. Numbers indicate bid ranges from 15.50 to 15.75 for sows and 49.50 to 69.50 for calves, reflecting mixed quality categories and lot counts observed in the market report.

Cincinnati Livestock Prices Show Steady Trade Across Classes

US cattle demand remains steady with 200 cattle and 25 calves reported in Cincinnati. Steers and heifers traded in the 18 to 28 dollar range for various weights, while cows and bulls moved from 16.50 to 27.00. Hogs at 200 to 260 pounds sold 14.60 to 16.10 per hundredweight with steady activity.

Cincinnati USDA

New Year Preview of 1971 Home Entertainment Line

Greet the coming year with the finest in home entertainment appliances. Stop in and see the brand new 1971 models of TV radio hi fi and stereo and select to fit your tastes and needs.

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