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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1968
Page
9
Fred E. Hendrix of Waynesville files a Butler County suit for injuries from a March 1 196 on Cincinnati Dayton Road near the county line. He claims Marvin Gly of Rocky Ridge Ohio struck his rear while he stopped to turn left, causing permanent injuries to his neck and knee.
The Middletown branch of the Butler County Planned Parenthood Association holds its bi monthly clinic on the first and third Tuesdays to aid low income women with family planning. About 100 area women are served weekly with fees based on ability to pay. volunteers run most operations while Dr. Stephen Zelling conducts exams and pap smears. The drive seeks $20,000 to sustain and expand services amid calls for governmental support.
Six U.S. Public Health Service experts fly to Jakarta to assist Indonesia in a bubonic plague outbreak. Officials say three recent deaths in central Java, a densely populated region, are linked to the disease spread by fleas on rats.
In Boston at Savin Hill station a 10 year old boy named Robert saved his twin sister Brenda Starrett by pulling her from the track and crouching under the platform as a subway train sped past inches away. Police report Brenda tripped into the pit as the train neared.
A subway employee crawled along the tracks and lifted several children to safety as a train passed, pulling them to the platform and away from danger.
Franklin Gilbert was bound over to the Warren County grand jury by Judge J. T. Riley in municipal court. Bond set at 2000 dollars. Gilbert is wanted in Montana as a fugitive from justice. Other cases mainly traffic related with fines. Thirty eight speeders paid 1147 dollars in fines.
In Sarita Texas, Judge William R. Edwards ruled in favor of Texas heirs in the $300 million estate of Sarita Kenedy East. The contest involved a New York industrialist and a Massachusetts Trappist monk. The will and codicil from 1948 and 1950 were admitted to probate naming South Texans as heirs, with all sides planning appeals.
Thomas B. Byrd, 78, last of the famous Tom Dick and Harry Byrds of Virginia, died Friday night at his Clarke County home after years of poor health. He headed the Byrd family business, operated Shenandoah Valley apple orchards, and was brother to Senator Harry F. Byrd Sr. who died in 1966. Admiral Richard E. Byrd, the explorer, died in 1957.
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