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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1966
Page
12
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Television highlights list Wisconsin tours including Little Norway Circus World Museum and local towns with 8:30 PM lineups on McHale's Navy Red Skelton F Troop and National Health Test. The note adds Nicaragua identified as the largest Central American state.
A February Reader's Digest feature by a marriage counselor offers secrets to happiness in marriage. It advises cultivating masculine presence and understanding, aiming to improve harmony between spouses.
ABC will end Ben Casey in its fifth season and the Jimmy Dean Show in its third, making room for The Avengers and Court Martial as spring and summer reruns depart. The moves follow weak Nielsen standings and aim to fill schedules with British imports.
Carl E. Speckman regional head of Planned Parenthood will visit the Butler County affiliate at noon tomorrow at the YWCA Hamilton. He will meet the county president Mrs William J McKinstry and the longrange planning committee chaired by Mrs John Waltz to map a development plan for three to five years. Middletown members on the committee include Mrs E A Correa Mrs Harold Neill and Mrs F E Wortley.
An Ohio State University sophomore, 19 year old Richard Stephen Harper of Cincinnati, was found hanged in his dormitory on Monday. Authorities said he died by his own action. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Joseph W Harper of 8487 Pollux Court.
British actor Jack Hawkins, 55, underwent throat cancer surgery at University Hospital in London. A spokesman said his condition is satisfactory and the operation was a complete success. his wife expressed confidence he will be all right as he writes notes and makes future plans.
Loy S. Hayes is named deputy assistant director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons. Hayes previously served as associate warden at the Chillicothe Ohio penitentiary.
Dame Edith Pitt 59, Conservative MP for Birmingham Edgbaston since 1953, was reported critically ill after a brain hemorrhage. She had served as a junior minister from 1955 to 1962 and fell ill after returning from a lecture tour in the United States.
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