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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1964
Page
3
A head-on clash of two New York Central freight trains near Lewisburg, Ohio injures two crewmen and damages about 150 yards of track worth around 40000 dollars. Witness Bryan Osswald, 10, described the scene as trains bounced like balls.
Ohio highway construction restarts with little impact from a three day strike by the Operating Engineers Union. The union won an approved contract after a member vote and anticipates ratification. Wage increases range from 55 to 75 cents per hour over three years plus 15 cents for earth-moving equipment, in Cleveland and other areas.
The First National Bank of Albuquerque advertises the new 50 cent Kennedy halves for 49 cents each with a limit of six per customer, payable only with pennies and nickels. The piece notes a severe coin shortage in Albuquerque and mentions eggs contributing over two percent of average food market sales.
New York AP Heiress Gainable Benedict Porumbeanu plans to file for an annulment in Supreme Court New York City. Her lawyer Vincent J Malone says she will seek custody of two children George Milhail age 3 and Grigori born to her Romanian husband Andre.
The Cuyahoga County coroner's office planned to examine the badly decomposed body of a man found in a Beachwood field. Police said two boys riding bicycles found the body Monday night and that it was covered by two plywood boards as if hidden. No violent marks were observed.
The bulk of the world's clove supply comes from Zanzibar and Pemba Island. An advertisement promotes NR tablets a gentle laxative claiming all vegetable ingredients and easy relief for 29 cents at Pig drug store with a free sample offer from Lewis-Howe Co. Dept. B47.
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