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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1958
Page
10
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The NY AP reports Ghost game rule changes threaten Top Dollar as contestant Rhode Montorsi’s famed strategy exposed. Produc ers ban starting letters and alter play to curb control, sparking walkout and a clash over who dictates word endings.
In Abilene Texas a rural church reached a détente with Dyess Air Force Base over jet noise. Officials agreed to limit mass flights during services, but 27 jets still took off in a 30 minute revival period, prompting the pastor and deacons to break ground on a new church three miles from the runway.
In Taipei the outgoing Premier C. K. Yui resigns to clear the way for Chen Cheng to become premier as Chiang Kai-shek’s political heir. Chen, a longtime ally, will also serve as vice president and deputy KMT leader, with approval expected from the Legislative Yuan.
The Air Force completed another successful static test of the Thor intermediate range ballistic missile at Cape Canaveral. The Douglas rocket engine roared to full thrust for moments, signaling a forthcoming launch. Thirteen Thors have flown in tests since January 1957 with about ten successes. One test sent the weapon 2,500 miles, well beyond its intended range. The Thor is slated to become operational next December.
In Columbus Ohio the Outdoor Advertising Assn of Ohio donated space on 200 billboards to the Hire Now campaign. The move follows a new law banning billboards within 660 feet of new interstates and cites support from C William ONeill who urged the ban and backed Hire Now sponsored by the Ohio State Employment Service.
Premier de Gaulle, aged 67, flies by helicopter through rebel infested mountains in Algeria. He completes a three day tour monitoring the nationalist uprising, moving from fortress to fortress in the Kabylie region.
Radio tonight to 11 15 features baseball Cincinnati vs Pittsburgh in multiple stations WKRC WMOH WPFB WCPO WHIO WLW and more lineup details include courtroom drama with Jim McKay Navy Log Soap Box Kid Playhouse 90 and The Jack Paar Show guest Florence Henderson on WCPO.
Former British prime minister Sir Anthony Eden, 61, retires from public engagements after doctors advise resting. Eden left office eighteen months ago due to ill health and later underwent a bile duct operation in London.
A dense quote list shows numerous stocks and industrials trading in New York with notes on weighing, testing, and mixed grades. Prices for various securities appear alongside early 1940s style ticker commentary and references to livestock market expectations and a note that the Cincinnati livestock market closes Friday July 4.
Dayton Produce reports egg price ranges by size and grade in Cincinnati. Current receipts and case exchanges show large white and brown eggs at 30 to 42 cents per case, with jumbo and other sizes varying. Poultry prices at area farms list No 1 quality fryers at 19 to 22 cents, hens at 17 to 20 cents, light at 11 to 15. Potatoes bring 2.50 to 4.75 per unit.
A fragmented OCR snippet shows names like Aevonce Prior Crystal Tissue Co Fiat National Bank Sore Paper Sore Pay Co and Wrenn Co with an unclear 13 percent figure. The text lacks coherent context or outcomes to determine a clear event.
Readable cattle and vealers price range listed with entries for calves and lambs. Shows bids from buyers with ranges from 20.00 to 24.30 for good to choice calves and common to medium lambs, alongside heavy bulls and other livestock categories.
USDA cattle and hog sale results show steady to weak cattle demand with mixed grades. Prices list 900-950 lb steers at 26.00-26.75, 800 lb steers 25.00, heifers around 850 lb 27.00, 700 lb heifers 22.75, canners 15.00-18.00, utilities 18.50-19.50, dealers 24.00-28.00, hogs 190-240 lb at 24.35-24.85, 200-232 lb at 25.00-25.10.
Ohio unemployment figures show a continued decline as 8,500 more claimants exit the benefits rolls. As of last Saturday, 178,682 Ohioans were on weekly unemployment, down from 187,115 the prior week, with about 40,000 exhausting benefits in the first five months of the year and 18,081 new claims last week. A temporary law allows those exhausted after 26 weeks to register for an extra 13 weeks starting July 1.
Chicago market brief shows grain figures with high, low, close and previous close data in a concise AP update.
Former President Herbert Hoover, age 83, departed New York by Eisenhower’s private plane to Brussels to represent the president at the World's Fair. Accompanying him were Robert Murphy and Col. Joseph Binns with Mrs. Binns, and Hoover will deliver an address at the fair tomorrow.
About 40 dancers were jailed on indecency charges after raids by Dist. Atty. Richard Dowling’s team. Eight men running six Bourbon Street establishments were also booked. Officials vow nightly raids to clean up the area in New Orleans.
U S Army Engineers reports contracts in Ohio Kentucky parts of Indiana Pennsylvania and West Virginia totaling 60.0 million for year ending June 30 with 38.4 million awarded in June Biggest single award 10.8 million to build runways a hangar and jet facilities at Wright Patterson AFB near Dayton
Sixty persons were evacuated from the four story Adams Hotel in Toledo Ohio when a fire started in rubbish at the rear of an outside elevator shaft. No injuries were reported.
Ex-GI William Girard who killed a Japanese woman in an incident that drew international attention has told his Japanese lawyer he is writing a book. Attorney Itsuro Hayashi said Girard asked to borrow official trial records to aid the manuscript. Hayashi also noted Girard said his wife Haru Sueyama is expecting a baby in August.
A band of Texans led by oilman Martin McAda says it will depart for Cuba at a moment's notice to free Americans held by Fidel Castro. The group, counting former Texas Rangers among its members, vows swift action if authorized by the White House.
Torrential rains in Audubon County Iowa caused flash floods washing away homes and businesses. At least 19 people died with others missing in the disaster hitting Yee Extra and Hamlin along the East Nishnabotna River amid more than 4 inches of rain and several funnels. Nearby North Platte Nebraska and Billings Montana also saw storms.
In Bryan Ohio a crash at U S 20 and Ohio 49 injured six people including Mrs Oliver Hanley 48 of Butler Indiana who was critically hurt. Five others in the car besides the driver Mrs Beth Heffley 23 of Auburn Indiana were hurt and Heffley was cited by State Highway Patrol for failure to stop. The patrols say the car pulled into the bus path of an eastbound Chicago to Toledo Greyhound bus.
Mansfield youth Ron lald Snyder aged 16 drowned Wednesday night in Mifflin Lake. His father Harold Snyder pulled him from the water but could not revive him.
West German President Theodor Heuss arrived in Bremerhaven from a state visit to Canada and the United States. He was welcomed back by officials and prepared for return to Bonn to resume duties after the overseas trip.
Ohio Attorney General William Saxbe told 35 city officials at Ohio University that metropolitan government will replace city and county units in the near future. He predicted the six or seven largest counties will adopt metropolitan governance in our lifetime due to rising costs and duplication of services.
Small reward offered for return of one wallet engraved Jim Etter lost near Oxford State ad. Large yellow and white leaf lost or strayed near Red Lion. reward offered. Boxwell Glen Batley 69, of 627 S Walnut St Brazil Indiana, died Tuesday 1:30 am. Private funeral at Riggs Funeral Home with interment Woodside Cemetery.
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