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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1966
Page
12
The steel industry may set a record by spending over $2.3 billion on plant and equipment in 1966, with six year total capital outlays near $7.85 billion while profits rose. High wage and pension costs, import pressures, and a rising steel demand from autos drive heavy outlays as output improves despite heavy snow.
Legal notices include Middletown Civil Service Commission examination for GARAGE ATTENDANT with Feb 17 1966 deadline, divorce proceedings in Butler County Ohio case 1043, and a Sheriff’s sale in Partition for 711 10th Ave Middletown. Auction March 14 1966 with 10 percent cash, balance due in 10 days.
Cattle numbers reach 2000 with calves 125 and varied classes. Steers and heifers show choice prices around 26.50 to 27.00 for 950 to 1300 lb, while cows and bulls sit 17.00 to 22.00. Hogs at 80s to 90s for various weights amid moderate activity. Sheep steady with lambs near 29.00 to 30.00 for lighter weights.
The report lists candling and grading prices for eggs by size and grade across Ohio and southern Indiana. It includes consumer and carton prices, with District sales to retailers in major Ohio cities, plus No 1 quality fryers and potato prices.
A 50s couple with combined earnings of 12000 and 14000 in savings asks how to hedge against inflation. Advisor suggests investing 5000 in equal dollars of American Cyanamid and Stouffer Foods, noting real estate protection and inflation linkage. Son asks about vital stock factors. guidance emphasizes current assets, business prospects, competitive factors, and earnings trend.
Dr. Alan F. Gutmacher, president of Planned Parenthood World Population, will speak March 2 at the Miami University Center Oxford. The event, sponsored by the Butler County Planned Parenthood Association, marks 50 years of the national group and 14 years for the county affiliate. Contact Mrs Foster Wortley or Mrs Harold Neill for details.
The Census Bureau will survey residents this month to collect data on jobs unemployment in 1965, income, assets and debts. A second group will answer monthly employment questions from a random sample of families, with Mrs. Elizabeth Henderson listed as area representative.
British actor Jack Hawkins is reported to be recovering well after throat cancer surgery. The 55 year old underwent the operation two weeks ago and is described as making satisfactory progress.
Twenty Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y youths from Dayton met Saturday to map their group’s participation in Columbus sessions from April 29 to May 1. The Dayton gathering served as a pre legislative assembly with plans to introduce youth issues. Larry Pergrum was chosen as candidate for chaplain of Youth in Government, with Bob Wells and Ralph Schirmer accompanying as organizer and advisor.
A two car collision on Vine Street in West Middletown caused about 800 dollars in damage with no injuries. Dennis E. Smith 64 of 742 Browns Run Road said books fell in his car and when he bent to pick them up Carl Frisby 74 of 407 Moore Street Middle Town was stopped ahead. Each vehicle sustained roughly 400 dollars in damage.
East dealer facing three notrump from the American North-South in a 1951 Italy versus United States match. North's imaginative bidding yielded 12 tricks for 690 points while the Neapolitan club style reached six clubs for a decisive slam led by Siniscalco who forged the game with a charted hand.
Siniscalco played his last trump to force West to discard a heart then led the ace and another heart. West returned a diamond and Siniscalco converted the position to make the slam, completing the contract through the endplay.
A dense list of meetings spanning Monday and Tuesday across Monroe and surrounding areas. Clubs include Optimist, Monroe Grange, SPEBSQSA, Rotary, Civitan, Sertoma, Knights of St John, VFW Post 3809, PTA groups, and many service and fraternal organizations with locations at Legion Home, Manchester Motor Inn, high schools, and various halls.
A month-old girl named Princess Faridah was given to Prime Minister Abdul Rahman and his wife as a gift of love on the occasion of Rahman’s 63rd birthday. The infant, adopted by Mr and Mrs Saw Poh Choo, joins two other adopted children in the family.
Soviet Luna 9 nearly exhausts power after a two hour transmission of data and pictures. Tass notes further radio communications will be discontinued. Jodrell Bank observers report signals fading with eight hours total contact since landing.
Dr. Raymond Lyttleton of Cambridge University said in formation from the Soviet probe would cut a year off the time needed for the United States to stand a man on the moon.
Fragment from a historical newspaper ad listing spinet design drawers and assorted addresses. It mentions deadlines for insertions and the publisher preserving rights to classify or reject ads.
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