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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1966

Page

9

House Backs Military Spending Compromise Plan

Washington AP The House votes on a compromise military procurement bill authorizing 17.4 billion for spending and a 3.2 percent pay raise for service members. The package includes funds for a nuclear frigate and related programs, Nike X missile development, and a new manned bomber, amid debate over costs and policy.

Washington House Senate Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara Navy Conference Committee House Armed Services Committee McNamara

Heatwave Triggers Citywide Power Outages in St. Louis

A severe heat wave spurred record electricity demand across St. Louis and parts of Nebraska. Union Electric declared an emergency cutting power to large city areas for up to two hours as consumption hit 3,230,000 kilowatts. Nebraska outages followed relay failures and a damaged transformer, affecting Island and North Platte, Lincoln, Beatrice, Norfolk, Valentine, and O'Neill areas. No widespread hardship reported, though some water pumps failed and a Nebraska farmer lost ten cows from heat and water shortage.

ST. Louis, Mo Grand St. Louis Nebraska Union Electric Co South Dakota Big Fort Randall Lincoln Norfolk Valentine O'Neill James Corke Corkle

Michigan Primary Not The Slugfest Predicted

Detroit AP reports Michigan Democratic U S Senate race between Mayor Jerome Cavanagh and former Gov G Mennen Williams failed to become the slugfest anticipated. Williams, favored by unions and party leaders, faces Republican rival Sen Robert Griffin who has no opposition in the governor's race. Cavanagh plans full time statewide campaigning as Williams camps for several weeks. Romney seeks unopposed third term. Ferency also unopposed for chair.

Detroit U. S Michigan Jerome P. Cavanagh G. Mennen Soapy) Williams Vanagh Repub Robert Griffin Cavanagh Williams Williams-oa

Pay Raise Bill Moves Back to House After Senate OK

The Senate approved a federal pay raise for about 1.8 million civil service workers and 600,000 postal and court employees, costing roughly $622 million yearly including fringe benefits. The measure, 2.9 percent wage boost, now goes to the House. Johnson had urged a January start and a $485 million package.

Washington Thej Senate House Supreme Court Congress Court Johnson Sen. A Mike Monroney D\Okla Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee Senate Committee Monroney Frank J. Lausche Ohio Lausche

Peary Island Purchase Made By Maine State Park

Eagle Island in Harpswell, former summer home of Admiral Robert E. Peary, has been accepted by the state from Marie Peary Stafford with the governor and executive council authorizing the transfer. Lawrence Stuart said the Peary family will place belongings on public display, and the 17 acre island lies about two miles off South Harpswell with a two story residence in good repair.

Augusta Maine Casco Bay Robert E. Peary John H. Reed Executive Council State Park & Recreation Commission Eagle Island Harpswell Lawrence Stuart Commission Marie Peary Stafford Peary South Harpswell Stuart

The Great Pyramid at Gizeh Weighed About Five Million Tons

The largest pyramid in Egypt, the Great Pyramid at Gizeh, is estimated to weigh around five million tons. This figure reflects its massive stone construction and long-standing monumental status.

Pyramids Ghizeh

AAMCO Seeks Ambitious Middletown Man Franchise Partner

Open letter pitches Middletown franchise opportunity for a driven man to own and operate an AAMCO transmission center. No auto experience needed, training provided, investment $15,500 to $26,000. Franchisees report strong early profits and growing market with thousands of cars needing service locally. Call collect at (215) 265-6200 to connect.

AAMCO Middletown

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