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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1964
Page
11
HAL BOYLE recalls Valentine misfires from childhood to adulthood in a humorous column. He notes a cat receives a valentine instead of his wife, and recounts awkward memories from school crushes to a life insurance agent’s yearly card. The piece lightly laments Cupid’s failings with affectionate wit.
Oliver B. Tester, 48, of 1121 Central Ave., was sentenced to 30 days in Butler County jail after being found guilty of petty larceny for stealing a polio contribution box from the Anchor Restaurant on Feb. 12. The canister reportedly held $8. Other defendants faced fines or suspended sentences in a combined criminal traffic court session held Wednesday due to the holiday.
A list shows Warren Stallworth and several others fined yesterday in Franklin and nearby areas for traffic violations including passing on the right improper passing turning without caution and no muffler. Additional fines include speeders and bond forfeitures totaling hundreds of dollars.
Fidel Castro denounces the dismissal of several hundred Cuban workers at the Guantanamo naval base as illegal and inhuman. He says Cuba will organize the fired workers into construction brigades for work in Guantanamo City Santiago and other areas of Oriente Province to aid the economy.
Eustae Malkamaki, 58, escaped injury when his car stalled at a railroad crossing in Painesville Ohio after red blinker lights. A fast freight train struck the auto, pushing it onto an adjacent track, then a passenger train collided nearby. Malkamaki jumped clear as wreckage flew along the New York Central tracks.
Eight American workers and 190 Filipino and Thai laborers building a road in western Laos under USAID were evacuated to neighboring Thailand ahead of a Pathet Lao advance. A U.S. Embassy spokesman could not confirm the reports.
President Gamal Abdel Nasser issued an amnesty for an unknown number of political prisoners on the eve of Eid al-Fitr. Among those freed were at least three former followers sentenced to life for plotting against his regime. The government has never disclosed total prisoner counts.
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