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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1959
Page
9
New York AP reports Bendix Aviation Corp engineers describe a variable ratio steering system that blends power steering with a device adjusting wheel ratio automatically. The design could use handle bar grips or a half wheel like aircraft controls to improve driver view and car control.
The vending machine sector continues to expand in the United States with more operators entering the market. Increased demand for convenient access to snacks beverages and related services supports steady growth.
An Associated Press survey in a dozen capitals highlights stark differences between American and Russian embassies. The United States favors larger, newer facilities in Rome Tokyo Buenos Aires Paris and elsewhere with open receptions while the Soviet missions appear drab secure and self sufficient. The U S staff is larger and more native heavy though costs are hard to compare.
Miami University sesquicentennial commemorative brochure earns first place in special events promotion at the Time-Life Award competition held during the American Alumni Council conference on Mackinac Island. Editor Helen Jo Scott Mann led the effort with an alumni committee including Robert A. Loewer Glenn Nally and Joseph W. McGuire.
James F. Blaine of Middletown Lincoln-Mercury earns Inner Circle status for the sixth year as a top Lincoln Mercury salesman in the nation. He is the only winner from this Ohio region. He receives a certificate, gold emblem, and U S Savings Bonds. Harold L. Agee named to Regional Circle as one of Cincinnati district's top 14. He also gets a certificate emblem and bond.
Ohio’s 88 counties recorded relief expenditures of 116 million dollars in 1958, a jump of over 23 million from the prior year, state Auditor James A. Rhodes announced.
The United States encompasses about 648 million acres of forest, with more than half held by private owners. This highlights the dominant role of private landholders in managing the nation’s forests, alongside public and tribal lands.
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