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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1967
Page
5
State figures mislead about ADC grants for a five-member family. In reality the basic monthly grant reaches 109 dollars, with housing and utilities often consuming most income. Mothers face work loss offsets, school costs are unmet, and reliance on aid fuels personal strain and social tradeoffs in Middletown and Hamilton.
This week lists meetings including the Optimist Club Monday at 6 pm, Eastern Lanes, Monroe Grange at seven color in the church recreation room, SPEBSQSA at 8 pm, and the American Legion Post 118 executive committee gathering in the Legion Home in the evening.
New York Harbor tugboat workers vote to accept a contract ending a week long strike. The agreement covers 3400 men and shifts the work week to 30 hours with 16 hours pay for 12 hours worked. The accord affects tugboats small tankers and other harbor craft.
In Rome the government announces a decree mandating summer uniforms for female police officers. The outfit features a pale blue short-sleeved blouse and a calf length skirt.
Three children died after crawling into an unused chest freezer in a garage in Baton Rouge Louisiana. The victims were Jerome Hunnicutt four Kelly Lynn Hunnicutt three and Randall Hyde four children of local families. Authorities were investigating the incident as a fatal accident.
Science reports a new healing substance Bio-Dyne that shrinks hemorrhoids stops itching and relieves pain without surgery. Reports claim actual shrinkage and complete symptom relief using Preparation 1/9 suppository or ointment from drug counters.
French film star Martine Carol, 46, was found dead of a heart attack in her Monte Carlo hotel suite early today. She arrived with her British husband Mike Eland for the Monte Carlo television festival and had appeared well on arrival in Nice.
Steel Magazine says 1966 marked the fifth consecutive record year for imports, with 10 752 878 tons comprising about 11 percent of U S steel consumption. Domestic mills stress export imports, plant spending near 2 billion yearly, and government action as key to solving imbalances amid high output and storm disruptions.
Rome AP reports Italy will not have color television for another five years as the Chamber of Deputies amends the five year economic plan. The chamber controls state broadcasting and stated color TV realization is not provided for in the next five years.
A widow seeks guidance on boosting monthly income beyond Social Security. Expert Roger E. Spear suggests a $15 000 straight life annuity plus $13 000 emergency reserve, and discusses best options to preserve capital and ensure steady payments.
Police in South London investigate a mystery marksman with an air rifle firing at girls in miniskirts near the entrance of a forts and crafts school. A dozen girls have been hit but none injured, authorities say.
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