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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1964
Page
3
A year old boy Reed Gehr of Ephraim was rescued Monday night after being buried for hours in a five foot snow bank while shoveling near his home. He was reported in satisfactory condition at a hospital for exposure. Neighbors joined the search after his parents reported him missing about 10:45 p.m. and heard muffled cries beneath the snowbank across the street.
Wirx Hazel Baisden 4 died in a house fire in Elyria Ohio on Monday. Authorities have not determined the cause of the blaze.
Armco Steel Corp. promotes S. A. Yager to assistant to the vice president sales to coordinate western sales to steel service centers and warehousing. Robert H. Perry becomes western sales manager in Detroit. Several district sales roles shift in Minneapolis Chicago Detroit and Greensboro with Kingsbury and Judd among new appointees.
Oklahoma City residents face eight sonic booms daily for six months as the FAA tests supersonic transport flights. Deputy administrator Gordon Bain says public reaction will shape the future of overland SST flights, with 1,212 flights starting February 3 at altitudes of 30 000 to 49 000 feet. Bain notes booms will be controlled and not as extreme as past blasts, but acceptability will hinge on public opinion surveys.
Dobbs Howes Inc announced desegregation of several outlets in the South after its stockholders meeting. Dick Gregory, a stockholder and comedian, planned to attend but did not. J D Dobbs Jr says outlets in Atlanta and parts of Tennessee and Texas have been desegregated with decisions made per community climate. Gregory's wife was reportedly arrested in a sit in at an Atlanta Dobbs restaurant.
Ohio State Treasurer John D. Herbert said a federal report linking smoking to lung cancer would not affect the sale of the state’s capital improvement bonds. Voters approved a 250 million bond issue largely for higher education, financed by a penny per pack cigarette tax.
A $4.2 million contract awards Great Lakes Construction Co. of Cleveland to build a 3.9 mile I-71 extension from near the Cuyahoga County line to Rocky River. This marks the first new I-71 northern section contract since 1962 amid local opposition concerns.
DC3, executive-type twin engine plane, leased by the state at 3000 dollars a month until June, has arrived at Don Scott Airport. Gov. James A. Rhodes plans to use the 17 passenger plane in an industrial development program with a rental credited toward an eventual 80000 dollar purchase price.
The sentence notes there is no authentic record tracing the origin of the official title Poet Laureate of England. It emphasizes the lack of clear documentation for how the office began.
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