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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1966
Page
3
The document lists class codes and times for courses across business, economics, chemistry, English, education, and geography. Timings show evening slots with sections such as Principles of Modern Business, Statistics, Economics, Education, and Finance, plus room or section notes.
Akron Beacon Journal published the names and addresses of 1,363 servicemen including Navy seaman Robert M. Walker from Doylestown in South Viet Nam. Mrs Walker replied with a bold letter exposing a flirtatious note from a 19 year old girl with stated measurements 3914-2636 directed to Walker aboard USS Sacramento.
The world welcomed 1966 with varied celebrations from Times Square to the Vatican as leaders urged peace, notably in Vietnam where 181,000 U.S. troops remained engaged. President Johnson and family celebrated in Austin, while Japan marked the Year of the Snake with temple bells and prayers for atonement. Police patrolled to curb holiday traffic as tragic deaths occurred in Nuneaton during a New Year’s Eve dance.
President and Mrs. Johnson greeted reporters and photographers in Austin at the annual New Year’s party for Washington and Texas newsmen. Luci Baines Johnson 18 and her fiancé Airman Patrick Nugent 22 attended. Lynda Bird Johnson 21 stayed at the LBJ Ranch with no reported activity. Kinfolk from Santa Fe and Marshall joined at LBJ Ranch six miles west of Austin.
Pigeons and their relatives in the Old World sandgrouse family share a unique trait they can drink water with their heads down and bills immersed, unlike other birds that must lift their heads to swallow.
A warm spell favored much of the South and East while a cold front brought rain to 17 states from New York to Texas. Heaviest rain soaked Vandalia Illinois and parts of Missouri and Kentucky, with subfreezing readings in Montana North Dakota and Minnesota and record highs reported in several eastern cities.
William du Pont Jr., a noted financier and banker, died at 69 in Wilmington after a hospitalization and surgery. He championed horse racing at Foxcatcher Farms, enjoyed his equine hobbies, and served as president of the Delaware Trust Company.
Governor John A Volpe signs into law reflectorized license plates in 1967 claiming evidence shows they may reduce rear end crashes by nearly two thirds at night.
A rector is appointed to lead the Du Pont ay tah oie af ep Trust Building project, signaling a new governance phase. The appointment aims to advance community engagement and oversee ongoing fundraising and construction efforts.
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