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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1957
Page
5
In Cincinnati Charles Rosebrook and his wife have taken in eight raccoons, feeding them two loaves of bread nightly. The mother raccoon had visited for weeks, then returned with seven babies after the Rosebrooks’ vacation. The animals frolic in the garden then move to the woods, and the mother dislikes beer.
An old advertisement targets husbands and wives claiming pep and vitality after 40. It touts Osteen Tonic Tablets with iron and vitamin B for quicker energy, pricing a 69 cent standard pack and an economy size around 61.67, available at all druggists.
Kansas City police questioned Billy M Sartin a 32 year old osteopathy student after air hostesses death of Lucienne Colbrant a Trans World Airlines employee found in his trailer home He said he knew her for a month and examined her finding she was about four months pregnant An autopsy was planned Sartin denied an abortion The victim a Brussels born former Belgian theater and TV comedienne was 27.
John Lintern, 46, blamed his wife's 530 poodles for the divorce in London. He testified the dogs roamed the house and he was told to leave when he complained of the kennel smell. The judge granted the divorce.
Aiichiro Fujiyama Japan's foreign minister complies with law by relinquishing private business ties resigning from 140 corporate executive roles. The move removes potential conflicts as he adheres to new government transparency rules in Tokyo.
U S government ready to call Rev Paul Turner star witness in Clinton contempt trial. Turner, beaten after escorting six Negro students to the newly integrated Clinton High School, testifies no ill will toward assailants. Case hinges on overt acts and conspiracy to defy a court order. defense questions whether Bullock’s statements amount to threats.
The House may take up a bill to grant 2000 dollars to Michael S. Tillman of Toledo for expenses and reputational damage after a misidentification led to his arrest by FBI agents on a December 23 1955 check fraud case. DOJ questions compensation as improper preferential treatment. Tillman runs Mike's tavern in Toledo and works at the Commodore Perry hotel. The case ties to a February 2 1955 robbery at the State Bank of Lodi Wisconsin.
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