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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1964
Page
5
AP review notes Robert F. Kennedy reveals John F. Kennedy’s greatest fear during the 1962 Cuban missile crisis was the potential death of children who had no part in the confrontation. He cites the president’s courage and the need for action over spectatorship, as described in Profiles in Courage and Look magazine foreword.
Drs. Arthur Master and Arthur Beller warn millions of men over 35 may have silent coronary artery disease heightening heart attack risk. They urge annual checkups with exercise ECG tests, noting rest ECGs often miss the condition. Lifestyle changes and smoking reduction could lower risk.
Eagle Scout Troop 11 will host a family night at the Eagle's Hall 1224 Central Ave at 7 p m. Scouts and families will view a film and skits by patrols. Elza Abraham scoutmaster directs the program. Olaf T. Hogg will preside over the court of honor.
The city hosts a massive Mardi Gras with up to a million revelers predicted. Vendors charge sky high prices as Carnival organizations spend about 2 million dollars yearly. Rex is Clayton L. Nairne with queen Claudia Tucker FitzHugh.
Hamilton Fire Chief George Schlotterbeck will retire effective March 14 after 32 years with the department. He joined July 13, 1931 as a sub-boseman, became regular fireman in 1937, lieutenant in 1943, captain in 1945, and chief since 1948. He has led fire chiefs groups in the region and helped organize the Butler County Fire Association. successor chosen by Civil Service exam.
East Liverpool Ohio AP coroner to rule on death of William Buck Powell 42 commander of American Legion Post 70 Wellsville found with a bullet wound Police say Powell likely shot himself with a .45 caliber pistol and the wound may have been accidental
Bridgewater England AP Rev Geoffrey Grubb of Spax ton parish will use the commination service a rare rite with ten curses on evildoers during Ash Wednesday services. He has been feuding with 750 parishioners after eggs were thrown at him and he cursed those giving false information to the press the bishop or priests.
Sen. Barry Goldwater campaigns in Oregon aiming to surpass Nelson Rockefeller crowds at Lincoln Day dinner in Portland. Goldwater backs sold-out dinner seats with thousands more in free spaces as Rockefeller notes smaller crowds in Oregon. Nixon and Smith also loom in national contest as Goldwater criticizes parts of the civil rights bill and Smith pushes NH primary move.
Mason police detained four 17-year-olds early this morning after locating one in a stolen convertible. The group had previously stolen a pickup truck from Mason, used it briefly, then took a convertible. Both vehicles were recovered intact and the youths were turned over to county juvenile authorities.
Gov. James A. Rhodes told Massillon industry dinner there will be no state income tax while he is governor and urged attracting new industry to solve economic ills. Robert J. Siffrin Jr. praised labor and urged a threefold effort by labor industry and government to attract industry and reduce unemployment.
Two people were hurt in separate crashes reported by state patrol. Robert Baden, 35, Middletown, suffered a stiff neck after his car was rear ended on Yankee Road near Glen Avenue. Richard King, 26, Dayton, cited for failure to stop within an assured clear distance. A Mason driver injured on I 75 near the Hamilton line, car rear ended a tractor trailer driven by James G Webb Jr., 32, Dayton. Elzie M Hulsey Jr., 27, Mason, treated at Mercy Hospital Hamilton for nose and forehead lacerations and cited for reckless operation.
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