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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1965
Page
5
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Australian soprano Marie Collier, 34, earned praise after substituting for Maria Callas at Covent Garden, giving 20 curtain calls and receiving lavish flowers. She bekone the toast of the house, with a Milan invitation following amid Callas’s illness. Queen Elizabeth II expected at a charity gala.
About 20,000 tons of steel are used annually to manufacture license plates for autos and trucks. Actual steam is not visible in the process.
Chicago AP reports favorable weather as millions take to highways for the Independence Day period. The National Safety Council warns the 78 hour window could yield 470 to 570 traffic deaths, possibly surpassing 1963 figures.
A tornado touched down in open country about 45 miles southwest of Toledo as Independence Day weekend storms sweep the nation. Funnel clouds were reported in Kentucky near Paducah and Akron Colorado with strong winds and hail in several states.
Seventy six planes piloted by women take off for the 1985 Powder Puff Derby from El Cajon California. The 19th annual event covers 2406 miles with overnight stops in Tucson El Paso Midland Dallas Monroe Montgomery and Savannah. Mary Aikins, last year’s winning co pilot from Wichita plans to wear tennis shoes to improve clock time and run like a gazelle to each stop.
Rain fell Friday night and a dust storm earlier forced an unusual delay. The dust settled after the rain and the baseball game was resumed in Fairbanks Alaska with the field sides ready to continue play.
On this date in 1863 Gen George Pickett led 15000 fresh troops at Gettysburg against Union center. The gray wave broke and those near the wall fought hand to hand as the tide ebbed. Also listed are events from 1608 Quebec settlement 1490 Idaho statehood and 1698 Spanish fleet destruction. An Ohio ordinance and bond issue resolution are noted with emergency measures.
A historical note recalls Pancho Villa’s raid on Columbus New Mexico in 1916 and its impact on U.S.-Mexico relations. It mentions a Chihuahua governor’s donation of 400 sycamore trees to Columbus for a Villa memorial park as ties between nations improve.
The guide lists various programs and guests across channels. Highlights include Dr Blair’s horse winning its first race on Hennesey and coverage of the National AAU Track and Field Championships on Wide World of Sports with Sandy and Bud.
Washington AP reports that Holt Rinehart and Winston will replace the dust jacket of My Appointed Round 929 Days as Postmaster General by J Edward Day after color reproductions of US airmail stamps were found on the jacket. Booksellers will destroy the old jackets. publication remains July 8.
Akron patrolman Harold Wintrow who was shot during a robbery investigation may not recognize his home after hospitalization. Akron Building Trades Council volunteers to construct an addition with bath room bedroom garage and wheelchair ramp for his needs.
Youngstown University filed suit in Mahoning County Common Pleas Court to force Edward Ward and Joseph Wall to vacate a campus parking lot hampering construction of a new student union. The university had given a two month lease that expired May 31.
The US Department of Labor office in Cleveland says about 11 120 summer job offers have been made in Ohio since President Johnsons May 23 appeal.
Harriet Slater, a 41-year-old Labour member of Parliament, tripped leaving the House of Commons on Thursday. The chamber erupted in laughter and no one offered to help the injured MP, who quipped that chivalry is “stone cold dead.”
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