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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1965
Page
3
Ohio safety officials cite driver behavior as the key factor in holiday traffic tolls. AP figures show 36 killed in 7 hours and 29 fatals tied to excess speed, left of center, and failure to yield. Officials urge caution and belt use amid past high tolls.
Fidgeting and itching are cited as signs of Pin-Worms or Round Worms with 1 in 7 examined infected. The ad claims Jayne's Vermifuge tablets travel to the large intestine, kill worms quickly, and offer sizes for children and adults. It highlights Pin-Worms R-W and Round Worms branding and urges prompt use.
Horace Johnson, 39, told police he was angered when his wife did not open the door. He was charged with second degree murder after admitting he beat her to death with a chair Friday night.
Lawrence Hollifield, 51, of Kettering, was bound over to the Warren County grand jury on a first degree manslaughter charge for the June 28 shooting near Waynesville that killed 14 year old Burl Bolin. Judge Paul Herman overruled defense motions alleging lack of jurisdiction and insufficient evidence. Hollifield, a Dayton bus driver, is free on a $1000 bond.
Charles Wilson, 59, of Toledo was injured fatally Tuesday when his car hit a parked vehicle in Toledo. The death marks the 24th traffic fatality in the city for this year, compared with 19 at the same point last year.
Ohio moves toward licensing and inspecting nursing and rest homes after 20 months of work prompted by the Fitchville fire that killed more than 60 elderly residents in 1963. Rep. Harry V. Jump led the measure through the House with provisions for minimum standards and periodic inspections by state or local authorities.
The Ohio House Liquor Control Committee chair, Rep. Thomas P. Pottenger, set a Monday night vote on the Sunday liquor sale bill after postponing the original Tuesday tally. If approved, the measure would allow Sunday liquor sales after 1 pm in counties with 200,000 or more population subject to local option elections. The Senate sent three bills to the governor on rural mailbox approaches, agricultural product tax reduction, and seed coloring.
The Senior Usher Board of Second Baptist Church plans the 32nd anniversary program at the church on Sunday at 5 p.m. Rev. Frank Rawels will be guest speaker.
Margaret L. Traver listed as Ex cello housewife with 33732 dollars in debts and 200 dollars assets. Willard A. Traver identified as Excello back tender with 33732 dollars in debts and 400 dollars assets. Both proceedings filed in U S District Court in Cincinnati.
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