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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1963
Page
8
BOSTON AP Dr Paul Dudley White, renowned heart specialist, says extended hikes such as 50 miles are unnecessary for fitness. He notes walking is excellent exercise but untrained muscles cannot handle extreme hikes, reserved for trained military or athletic individuals.
Guildsmen at the Cleveland Press and News voted 134 to 92 to accept managements latest two year contract with retroactive effect to Nov 1 and job security provisions. The package adds about 9.35 annually to wages, with raises of 5.25 and 4.75 for different earning levels, and preserves union membership through the contract. The strike at the Press and News and Plain Dealer has lasted 77 days pending other union votes.
Purdue University graduate John E. Rosenberger was promoted to general foreman of the east processing department at Armco. Rosenberger, a 1954 Armco trainee, joined the company in 1954 and has since held several key roles, including assistant to the superintendent in 1963. He resides at 4208 Fisher Ave.
A group of congressional secretaries completed a 32 mile hike along the C&O Canal despite fatigue. Mary McCassie and Maria Jania led the effort along with Shia Green and Carolyn White, while Jackie McDonald suffered a cut foot but continued. President Kennedy had urged Marines to try 50 miles per Roosevelt’s 1908 order, spurring the challenge among Hill staff.
Ohio Civil Rights Commission hears a complaint that Rose Hill Burial Park in Akron refused to sell a burial lot to Mrs. Ann Smith for her grandmother Mrs. Anne Wasler. An examiner recommends the commission issue cease and desist orders to end discrimination and require access for burial.
In Baltimore a loan company clerk, faced with a robbery, offered to bag the $500 for the thief after placing the money on the counter and noting his hesitation about where to stash it. The incident highlights how courtesy can become a habit even in crime.
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