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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1969

Page

6

Corny Almanac Editor Keeps Growing Family Ties

Ray Geiger, editor of the 152 year old Farmers Almanac, celebrates 35 years guiding the publication as his son Gene enters Notre Dame as a sophomore. The piece details Geiger’s family, the almanac’s wide circulation, humor, weather forecasts, and household tips.

South Bend Ind Ray Geiger University of Notre Dame Farmers’ Almanac Geiger Almanac Notre Dame Gene Peter Geigers Lewiston Maine Kenneth Michael Barbara

Twenty Arrested in Fighting at Toledo Arena

In Toledo Ohio AP twenty people including four juveniles and one woman were arrested after a disturbance at the Toledo Sports Arena and exhibit hall annex. Twelve police units responded to a dance and show drawing about 1,000 attendees with roughly 200 involved in the fight. Police cite disappointment over the show as the trigger.

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President Johnson Poses Quiet Farewell Photo Session

President Johnson appeared in the White House Fish Room with 47 messengers in a farewell moment. He did not speak, while photographer Yoichi Okamoto directed the group to stand tall and keep heads up. Among the attendees was Charles D. McCloud, who first joined the White House staff with FDR in 1933.

Washington Johnson White House Yoichi Okamoto Charles D. McCloud Franklin D. Roosevelt

Heart Transplant Case Plays Tennis in Cape Town

Pieter Smith a 53 year old South African man resumes tennis four months after undergoing the nations third heart transplant. Professional Leon Norgard praised his performance after a 40 minute workout noting Smith played with familiar vigor despite illness in 1964.

Cape Town South Africa Pieter Smith Leon Norgard Smith

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