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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1962
Page
7
Former Ohio Attorney General William Saxbe spoke at a joint Lions Club meeting in Manchester on The Uncommon Man. He warned against mediocrity and government overreach, urging Americans to maintain individual initiative and not surrender birthright for security, recalling pioneer grit.
A light quip notes diamonds’ famed hardness and their stubborn return. The line plays on the phrase about diamonds being hard to get back, delivering a brief humorous observation.
Shell Heating Oil offers five ways to cut costs and heat a home. Clean the oil burner with FDA-5X/Q additive to prevent clogs and improve warmth. Anti-rust treatment guards the tank for a year. Shut off unused radiators and dampers. Close attic vents during the season. Call for service.
Four motorists were fined fifty dollars and costs each by Municipal Judge J. T. Lamb for careless driving. Among those cited were David Witt, Edward Castle, Frank Hollon, and Walter Arvin. Arvin also paid extra for speeding, while many others faced various traffic violations and suspended penalties. Eighteen speeding cases were resolved, with several bonds forfeited and one following too closely charge dismissed.
Oxford Council will name its first full time manager Tuesday. Leonard G. Howell 68 a veteran manager from Ironton is chosen to replace Glenn Douglas who acted since December. Howell a certified Ohio professional engineer has managed Madison Port Huron Des Moines and more and is past president of the International City Managers Association. He has two sons who attended Miami University.
Boston AP House Speaker John W. McCormack says a close friendship exists with President Kennedy and that cooperation remains strong. He addressed a testimonial dinner for Edward J. McCormack Jr., noting the anticipated Senate nominating battle and praising US defense and foreign policy amid Soviet tensions.
Hamilton police report a burglar alarm woke Edward DeHart owner of the Day and Night Laundry at 320 Ludlow St. He saw a man in dark clothing flee with a telephone, dropping it when DeHart fired a shot into the alley between Sycamore and Cottage streets.
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