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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1965
Page
11
Steel demand remains intense as users build inventories to hedge against a potential Steelworkers' strike while securing materials for ongoing consumption. Inventories stay constrained with 10 to 20 percent of shipments stockpiled, and production at mills stays near the prior week level.
AP dispatch from Cincinnati notes cattle trading up to 50 higher with high choices at 25.00 for 900 lb steers and 23.00 for 850 lb heifers. Cows and bulls rise to 14.00 and 18.00 respectively while calves hold 28.00 to 36.00. Hogs trade active with barrows and gilts up 50 to 75, sows up 50 to 75, with No 1-2 190-220 lb at 17.50-17.60. Slaughter lambs gain 50 with prime 85-90 lb shorn lambs at 23.00 No 2 pelts.
Ohio and Indiana farm egg prices after candling show jumbo 23-30, large 21-27, medium 16-24, small 12-21, undergrades 9-15. Pack house prices deliver to Ohio cities include loose large A 29-31, carton large A 31-37, medium A 30-33, small A 27-28. Potatoes 6.50-9.50.
The coroner ruled that Frank H. Samples 62 died from a cerebral hemorrhage caused by a blow during a December 27 fight at the World’s Den Cafe in Over-The-Rhine Cincinnati. Samples died January 8 twelve days later after the autopsy confirmed the cause. Police said Samples tried to break up the altercation among three patrons.
The list honors several prominent figures: David G. Skall 62 investment banker former governor of Chicago Midwest Stock Exchange and former president of Cleveland Stock Exchange. Alfred J. Hoffman 39 advertising executive VP at Batten, Barton, Durstine and Osborn. Giuseppe Viviani 66 Italian artist famed for etchings. Pierre Cardinal Gerlier 85 archbishop of Lyon primate of Gaul who once practiced law. Rev Henry Charlton Beck 62 New Jersey author folklore historian and columnist.
Washington AP reports Frederick W. Ford resigns from the Federal Communications Commission effective December 31. Ford, a Republican, has served on the FCC since 1957. Family and White House officials confirmed the move Saturday night.
Detroit expert Martin Cohn, South, faced a dramatic defense led by West who discarded clubs and diamonds to trap his king. A misplay left Cohn down eight thousand four hundred and sixty points after West cashed the last heart and clubs, costing a huge contract.
Reader questions on inflation hedges and fixed income investments. Experts suggest General Motors Texaco Sears Roebuck and Northern Illinois Gas as growth plays and advise caution with high yielding stocks. Propose a straight life annuity for steady income and keep a $4000 savings buffer. Copy of Roger Spear guide offered.
Bridgeport Ohio officers pursued a speeding suspect who broke from a police officer and eluded a state patrol car in a high speed chase. Officer Carl Smith later arrested two men tied to a warehouse break in as the incident unfolded this morning.
Police value $100,000 in early Canadian coins stolen from Montreal's Chateau de Ramezay after hours. Two masked men armed with revolvers forced the female caretaker to her apartment, then emptied three showcases and fled downtown.
Calvin F. Lloyd, executive vice president of Middletown Federal Savings & Loan Association, will speak at the Civitan Club gathering at the Manchester Motor Inn tomorrow at noon on Forecast for 1965. Kenneth Duff serves as program chairman.
Henry Cabot Lodge, former ambassador and 1960 Republican VP candidate, opposes negotiated peace in Vietnam. He argues victory requires civil political progress alongside military gains and says the deadlock helps build a springboard to victory.
London AP reports the worst gales in a decade battered the British Isles and Bay of Biscay. Four hunters missing in Lancashire marshes, a body found, two fishermen drowned in Dover harbor, and two killed in a highway crash. Winds up to 100 mph with rain snow and sleet.
Sen. Ed Garrigan of Summit will head Ohio's new standing committee on Urban Affairs in the current legislative session. Senate Majority Leader Theodore M. Gray cited urban area problems as the reason for establishing the panel.
Warren Ohio mayor Raymond F Schryver announced a five member board and advisory council to combat poverty locally as part of President Johnsons antipoverty program.
A dense listing of weekly meetings across Manchester Monroe including Optimist Civitan Rotary Safety Council NAACP Sertoma Lions and Grocers associations. Also notes fire departments church groups SPEBSQSA and fraternal lodges with times ranging from noon to 8 pm at various venues.
George B. Wellbaum a Greenville Ohio native and public relations man died at age 77 in North Hollywood California. The obituary notes his career and origins.
Frischs Restaurants Inc announces six month sales rising to 5 463 690 from 4 853 261 last year and earnings increasing to 398 052 from 323 218. Earnings per share climb 23 percent to 85 cents. Figures cover 29 company owned restaurants only.
Highlights include the 1782 birth of Daniel Webster and the 1871 German empire proclamation under Wilhelm I. Notable events cover 1919 Versailles WWI peace conference opening, 1941 Malta air attack, 1943 Moscow siege lifting, plus past jailbreaks and a Capital Airlines crash with 50 dead. Russia Cuba trade talks ongoing.
Estrellsta presents a optimistic forecast with generous influences guiding business and personal matters. The text notes improved prestige and publicity, travel opportunities, and potential romance for singles through late April, June, and August, plus career and financial gains from talent use through spring and late year.
Two youths aged 13 and 14 found a purse belonging to Mrs. Dale B. Little on Harrison Street containing 92.80. They bought a transistor radio 33.95 and a cigarette lighter 2 before store staff alerted police. They admitted finding the money and their parents returned the spent amount.
Cleveland police officer James J. Kennedy 3 joined the force in 1942 died after falling down a basement stairway at his West Side home. He was pronounced dead at St. John Hospital early Sunday.
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