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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1963
Page
9
AP columnist Hal Boyle notes a satirical shift in public life as officials embrace a 50 mile loyalty health hike. The piece lampoons the idea of measuring government efficiency by foot progress, imagining foot-obsessed bureaucracy from Foggy Bottom to the Supreme Court amid Kennedy era rhetoric.
In Colorado Springs two Rockefeller aides conferred with ITU leaders about the 70 day long blackout of New York's nine major papers. Elmer Brown said no new word from publishers. Brown and other union officials signaled willingness to bargain when notified. The strike has idled 3,000 printers and 17,000 other staff.
Plain Dealer striking guild members are set to approve a two year contract proposal similar to one already ratified by the Press and News unit. Acceptance would move toward settlement in the strike now in its 12th week. The unity group head said the guild action won t alter talks with other unions. The non striking Stereotypers Union rejected the publishers 10 package. The stereo typer contract covers 70 workers at both papers and expired December 31.
Washington AP reports Ohio is among 28 states and Puerto Rico allocated 5.67 million for public works in national forests. Ohio's share is 35000 dollars, with funds designated for forest service projects.
Gettysburg stamp error centers on a Centennal inscription misspelling despite design merit. Roy Gjertson won 500 dollars for the 5 cent stamp featuring Confederate and Union soldiers in combat, with correction promised on the engraving. The stamp debuts July 1 at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania.
One thousand sixty seven public and parochial seventh graders in Middletown will receive copies of the Declaration of Independence during Freedom Week. Sertoma Club representatives will present at school assemblies next week, with chair Jack Kuhlman and President Charles Ewart coordinating. Timings vary by school including Roosevelt Junior High, Manchester Junior High, Lemon Monroe, McKinley Junior High, Amanda Junior High, St John’s, St Mary’s, and Holy Trinity School.
State patrol said at 9:35 am yesterday a head-on collision on Chamberlain Road west of Carlisle involved Raymond Naylor 46 of Miamisburg and Thomas Adams 44 of Franklin. Both cars were negotiating a slow curve. moderate damage reported. Naylor cited for operating left of center.
Miami University reports end of first semester drop total 395 students including 180 freshmen. Of upperclassmen 174 and 123 freshmen dropped were men. More freshmen received grace under new scholastic rules. overall casualty rate over seven years ranges 4.8 to 7.9 percent.
The Ohio Department of Industrial and Economic Development reports a large German corporation has chosen an Ohio location for a new 1.8 million dollar manufacturing plant. Industrial development chief Robert W. Cochran is in Washington to assist with an Area Redevelopment Administration application. Announcement of the site and company will wait until the ARA approval.
Hamilton police say four midtown residents Clara Mae Haag James R Haag Thelma Knicely and Gene Knicely were bound over to the Butler County grand jury on robbery charges with $1000 bond each after pleading guilty at arraignment before Municipal Court Judge Frank F Wessel They allegedly took items valued at 340 from the Ohio Bus Line Drivers Nimrod Club near Woodsdale and face similar charges in Warren County Roy Haag 19 is jailed in Warren County for parole violation and is accused of driving the getaway car
In downtown Hamilton a tardy motorist found a red parking ticket replaced by a red heart valentine from the Hamilton Downtown Trade Promotion Committee. The stunt awarded pocketfuls of nickels and special cards to the meter maids who normally write tickets.
Coffee Pete s owner Glenn Cornth waite says the downtown venue will shut at month s end after the building owners asked them to vacate. The cafe, known for open air tables and student crowds, cannot relocate.
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