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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1965
Page
9
Fragmentary OCR mentions Aeronca prior pid and Indemnity in Paper Co. names like Crystal Tissue Co First National Bank Lau Blower and Poe Indemnity appear as garbled items without a coherent event or clear entities.
About three percent of officers and airmen from the 178th Tactical Fighter Group based in Springfield Ohio will take part in a nonstop training mission starting Thursday morning. The 16 F 84F jets will depart Springfield and fly to Ramey Air Force Base in Puerto Rico, a distance over 2,000 miles, in roughly four hours and 20 minutes.
Theophilus Bryan Jolie, 24, a bus conductor and West Indies immigrant, confessed to embezzling 61.60 from collected fares after repeatedly stopping for bets at betting shops along his route. Magistrate Evelyn Russell postponed sentencing to Feb 11 for probation review.
The nine story, 52 year old central YMCA building in downtown Cleveland will be remodeled at a cost of 496930, Edward M. Marker, chairman of the branch board of managers, said Tuesday.
George J. Kueble Jr, vice president of Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co., will retire Jan. 31 after a long career in electric sales and community relations. He led CG&E Northern Division from 1949 for five years and has headed Community Relations for a decade. He toured India in 1958 as part of a U.S. Trade Mission group. Kuehnle joined CG&E in 1933 after work with Electric Storage Battery Co. in Philadelphia. He studied electrical engineering at the University of Cincinnati and has served as director of First National Bank of Middletown and on the Fry Brothers Co. board. He was active in the Ohio Valley Improvement Association and led the Middletown Chamber of Commerce.
Paris AP reports a second nationwide transport strike in six weeks as France braces for electricity and gas stoppages tonight. Nationalized services workers demand higher pay, government refuses to meet demands over inflation fears. Postal workers teachers and garbage collectors joined.
Middletown realtors were urged to promote positive housing policy at the 48th annual Middletown Board of Realtors meeting. Ralph F. Yeager of Cincinnati, Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards president, urged supporting ballot box decisions over legislative enactment of fair housing laws and warned against expanding public housing for higher income levels. He noted the board’s increased funds from a dues rise, and pressed safeguards against inequitable property taxes that favor some builders. J. D. Sawyer sits on a state panel to guide CAREB use of new funds. 1965 officers and directors were installed. retiring leaders received plaques from Joel T. Wilson.
Columbus councilman Harvey H. Alston, 56, is named senior community action field representative for the Ohio Office of Economic Opportunity. Governor James A. Rhodes announced the appointment in Columbus.
The House adopted an anti Nasser amendment to cut off funds for shipment of surplus food to the United Arab Republic. Democrats against were Ashley Feighan Gilligan Kirwan Love Moeller Sweeney. Republicans for were Ashbrook Ayres Betts Bolton Bow Brown Clancy Devine Latta Minshall Mosher and Stanton. Absent Democrats Vanik and Hays, Republicans Harsha and McCulloch.
Guards at the Richmond County jail used tear gas to force 29 prisoners back to their cells after inmates demanded to finish watching a television program. Jailer William Elliott said two tear gas canisters were released Tuesday night when the men refused to return. The program was The Fugitive.
In his column, Roger F. Spear advises three growth stocks for future children: Merck & Co for pharma strength, Avon Products for decade‑long growth, and Winn-Dixie Stores for rising earnings and dividends. A reader asks about switching Comsat into Polaroid. Spear says hold Comsat for a grandson but switch to Polaroid for personal investment due to stronger earnings and dividend prospects.
Mae M. McCracken, 84, who lived in near isolation in Oakland for about 40 years, died January 11. Public administrator investigators found clutter of four decades, including tin cans and old clothes, and $60,000 in U.S. bonds among her belongings.
Ohio liquor director Donald Cook said Schenley Industries will raise prices by 8 to 23 cents a bottle on future purchases. He has not yet placed orders at the higher rates but noted the state will supply liquor at the new prices if the public wants it.
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