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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1969

Page

2

Man Fined for Failure to Pay Income Tax in Middletown

A bookkeeper and insurance salesman, Glen E. Clemons, 35, of 702 Seventh Ave., was jailed in Middletown yesterday after missing a 1967 income tax payment and a $100 fine for failure to pay city income tax. He had owed $53.39 plus $5 penalty and interest, plus $85.51 for 1964–66. Clemons was fined without suspension amid a busy docket that also cited shoplifting and traffic cases.

Middletown City Glen E. Clemons Seventh Ave John T. Lamb Clemons Randall J. Harrison Division of Taxation Income Tax Office Roberta Smith Holloway Dayton McAlpin’s Charlotte Bagley Young St Rink James Perry Davis Columbia Ave

Vital Statistics Roundup from Mason and Nearby Towns

Local births listed from Mason Ohio. families include Joly, Jones, Sanderson, Smith, Deaton, Kelly, and others. Many entries note addresses in Franklin Dayton and Trenton with genders and dates yesterday or today. Additional names appear without clear parental links or dates.

Gerald Joly Mason Ohio David Jones West 3Rd St Dayton Paul Sanderson Victoria Drive Trenton Albert Smith East Aberdeen Drive William Deaton

Siamese Twins Separated By U.S. Doctors

In Vung Tau Vietnam Saigon AP two American doctors Maj Vincent de Angelis and Capt John Ibach separated newborn Siamese twins joined at the abdomen sharing a liver in a two hour operation at a U S Army evacuation hospital One twin is in satisfactory condition the other is weakening

Saigon Vung Tau Vincent de Angelis Babylon N.Y John Ibach Philadelphia

Armco Leaders Present Systems Plans to Steel Group

Four Armco Steel Corp. managers spoke in Pittsburgh and outlined systems steering committees for corporate and plant levels. B A Reardon led the discussion, B H Homan described Middletown Works training, C J Ledford reviewed recent studies and buys, and T H Gray covered a fastener division steering group.

Armco Steel Corp Management Systems Pittsburgh Steel Industry Systems Association B. A. Reardon B. H. Homan Middletown Works Middletown C. J. Ledford Armco T. H. Gray Kansas City

Defunct Cafe Faces 70 Day Liquor Permit Suspension

The Ohio Department of Liquor Control ordered a 70 day suspension of licenses for Counts Inc doing business as Corner Cafe at 1239 Central Ave. The firm previously received two 35 day suspensions on D-1 D-2 D-3 and D-3A charges for Sunday sale and consumption last August 4. The decision was modified to reinstate suspensions when the business reopens, with a loan company occupying the premises.

Ohio Department of Liquor Control Counts Inc Central Ave

George Washington Award Honors General

Harold K. Johnson, ex Army Chief of Staff and Bataan death march survivor, received the George Washington Award at Valley Forge for a lifetime of exemplary character and leadership. The event also honored Dr. Leon H. Sullivan, J Howard Wood, Stan Musial, Lawrence Welk, George Foreman, Luke Greene, George Putnam, Mrs Ches ter H Lehman, Margaret Moore, and Alice Widener for contributions in public service, press freedom, sports, and civic initiatives.

Valley Forge Bataan Freedoms Foundation Harold K. Johnson Army George Washington Historic America Bhut Johnson Silver Bay N.Y Lawrence Welk Santa Monica Calif George Foreman Houston Texas Luke Greene Atlanta George Putnam Los Angeles Chester H. Lehman Pittsburgh Margaret Moore Indianapolis Alice Widener New York

Ansbacher to Present Talk on Music and Preschoolers

Charles A. Ansbacher director of the Middletown Symphony will give an illustrated talk on Music and the Pre-School Child. The event is Tuesday at 10 a.m. in the Middletown Public Library community meeting room as part of the Mothers Program of the Pre-School Story Hour.

Charles A. Ansbacher Middletown Symphony Orchestra Middletown Public Library Ansbacher Middletown

OMA Calls For Investigation Of Medicare

The Ohio Medical Association urged a national, nonpartisan probe of Medicare and Medicaid. It seeks a full public inquiry into all aspects of the programs including the Social Security Administration and HEW. The body with over 10 000 doctors also pressed for publication of the suggested committee report.

Columbus, Ohio The Ohio Medical Association SAT OMA Social Security Administration Health, Education and Welfare Department Ohio Association Association U.S John J. Williams Senate Finance Committee Prio Medicare Medical Insurance Trust

Record coldest and hottest temperatures in Canadian history

Ottawa reports the coldest temperature ever recorded in Canada at 81 degrees below zero in Snag Yukon Territory on February 3 1947 and the hottest at 13 degrees on July 5 1937 in Midale and Yellow Grass Saskatchewan.

Ottawa Canada Snag Yukon Territory Midale Yellow Grass Saskatchewan

Harvard ROTC loses academic status while remaining extracurricular

Harvard University trustees accept a faculty recommendation to withdraw ROTC academic credit and keep the program as an extracurricular activity. President Pusey notes potential reorganization with military services, while 336 students, including 202 undergraduates, are enrolled in ROTC.

ROTC Harvard Cambridge, Mass Harvard University Board of Trustees Harvard Corporation Nathan M. Pusey Ivy League Faculty of Arts and Sciences Pusey Ofhem

Sorg Paper Co Declares Quarterly Dividends

The Board of directors declares a 20 cent per share cash dividend on common stock payable March 21 1969 to shareholders of record March 10 1969. Directors also declare a 1.37 per share cash dividend on preferred stock payable April 1 1969 to shareholders of record March 15 1969.

Sorg Paper Co

Stars Forecast for Tomorrow and Year Ahead

Astrological reading notes romantic and social gains, travel favors, and creative success through periods. promises a strong year for personal relations, finances, and domestic life with cautions in May June and Oct 11 to Dec 15. birthdays mark notable job progress.

TV Highlights and Weekend Schedule for Local Channels

Channel guide lists 7 30 shows Adam 12 Jackie Gleason My Three Sons Hogan’s Heroes Hollywood Palace Petticoat Junction and Mannix with hosts guests and plot hints across channels 2 5 7 9 and 12. Notable plots include a campus riot scene for Adam 12 and a Scotland Yard robbery angle for Mannix.

Hollywood Palace Rowan and Martin Jackie Gayle Gene Sheldon Betty Walker Simmy Bow Gaylord and Holiday

Deadlock and The Chase and The Pawnbroker on TV

Television guide lists 1969 Deadlock with Leslie Nielsen about law enforcement in a dissident city. The 1966 Chase stars Marlon Brando as a sheriff facing town bigotry. The 1965 Pawnbroker features Rod Steiger haunted by concentration camp experiences. NCAA basketball Florida vs Mississippi State and Cincinnati vs Louisville also listed.

Leslie Nielsen Marlon Brando Rod Steiger

Jimmy Yancey Introduces Boogie Woogie Bass

The late Chicago pianist Jimmy Yancey first played the boogie woogie bass on the piano, a defining element of his signature style and early jazz piano.

Jimmy Yancey Chicago

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