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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1967

Page

2

Price Of Beef Drops At Warren County Fair

At the Warren County fair 4H livestock auction the grand championship beef slipped 25 cents per pound. Marvin Hollingshead bidding for Marvin's Super Markets paid high for the 890 pound steer. Lambs sold 25 to 28 cents per pound with the Golden Lamb Hotel paying 1.00 a pound for the 100 pound grand champion lamb. Major bidders included Heinold Hog Market and Banta Implement Co with pigs selling 25 to 31 cents per pound.

Lebanon Warren County Marvin Hollingshead Marvin Super Markets Tom Ianw Ur Vuukul Tv Ccd Losh Mason Major Pion Wil Golden Lamb Hotel Lamb Leonard Schappacher Lammh Neind Mington Producers and Banta Implement Co Heinold Hog Market Lumberton Waynesville Mike Combs Arthur Harp Banta Implement Co Wilmington

Maddox Preliminary Hearing Is Continued

A Warren County preliminary hearing for Carl H. Maddox charged with first degree murder in the slaying of farmer Stanley Dudley was continued to 9 a.m. Thursday. Judge Paul Herdman granted the request after a conference with Maddox's Cincinnati attorneys John Jacobs and Dudley Dudley (Dale Spectators nearly filled the Schmidt Dudley courtroom). Maddox surrendered to authorities after learning he was being questioned in the case.

Lebanon Carl H. Maddox Warren County Paul Herdman John Jacobs Cincinnati Maddox Jacobs Herdman Mark Clark Kennard Dale Schmidt Dudley Stanley Dudley Tylersville Road Byron

Tri City action seeks shared emergency vehicle service

Officials from Franklin Carlisle and Springboro met in Franklin to form a six member committee to study a unified emergency ambulance program for the area. Franklin funeral directors Steve Eaton and Charles Anglesby warned current service may be unaffordable under new regulations.

Franklin Springboro Carlisle Check Emergency Vehicle Service Steve Eaton Charles Anglesby Franklin Funeral Eaton Anglesby Walter J. Morrris Franklin Township Clearcreek Township John Griffin Carl Morgan Bill Harris William Terry John Edwards Harold Baker John Fish Clearcreek

Violence Rises in Youngstown and Across Nation

Widespread clashes erupt in Youngstown Ohio with brawls and bombings and in Wadesboro North Carolina with rock throwing after the death of James William Moore. In New Orleans the Bogalusa Voters League plans a 21 mile Sunday march to protest inferior status under law. Bars in Cairo Illinois stay closed as Negroes press for jobs recreation and an end to police brutality.

Associated Press Youngstown Ohio Wadesboro N.C Carmen Bruno Bruno James William Moore Anson County Harvey H. Levitt Jr Moore New Orleans Bogalusa Voters League Louisiana League A. Z. Young Bogalusa Franklinton Cairo Ill

Obituary of Aaron F Sumner Lebanon veteran dies at 69

Aaron F Sumner 69 died Friday at the VA Hospital in Dayton after long illness. A retired Army career man with 41 years service he had lived in Lebanon since retirement. He is survived by three brothers Arthur Lebanon Everett Blanchester Forest Washington DC and two sisters Virginia Goodwin Edenton and Viola Drussel Milford. Services Tuesday 9:30 am Oswald Funeral Home burial in Veterans Cemetery Dayton. Friends may call 4 to 9 pm Monday.

Lebanon Aaron F. Sumner Dayton Sumner Arthur Everett Blanchester Forest Washington, D.C Virginia Goodwin Edenton Viola Drussel Milford Oswald Funeral Home Veteran’s Cemetery Funeral

Butler Records A1rst Death in 41st Fatality

Butler County reported its 41st traffic death of the year as four year old Rodney Ragland, son of Mr and Mrs Charles Herrin, died after being struck by a car in front of his New Miami home. He suffered head injuries and passed at Ft Hamilton Hospital. The incident involved Roger Krause, 22, of Williamsdale driving about 20 mph. Krause was not cited.

Butler County New Miami Rodney Ragland Charles Herrin Ft. Hamilton Hospital Hamilton Roger Krause Williamsdale

Sorg Paper Co Reports 1st Half Net Income Dip

Sorg Paper Co shows net income of 525000 for the first six months of 1967, down from 579200 in 1966 while net sales rose to 13370900 from 13278300. Net income per common share fell to 93 cents from 1.03. Officers cite payroll increases and weaker industry activity but expect earnings to improve with a stronger paper economy. Construction of No 7 machine at the Sorg plant remains on schedule.

Sorg Paper Co D. G. Driscoll C. W. Marion Sorg

Hypnosis Aids Lung Surgery For Moscow Children

Tass reports hypnosis before and after lung operations at the Russakov hospital for children in Moscow. The technique is described as helpful in improving outcomes for young patients undergoing thoracic procedures.

Moscow Rusakov Tass

Time Committee Reports On Ambulance Service Solutions

Committee members will report on discussions with groups that have successfully solved the emergency ambulance service problem. The update covers approaches, outcomes, and lessons learned for local implementation.

Puerto Rico votes on mountain tree or wheel status

In a Sunday plebiscite Puerto Rico voters choose among commonwealth mountain statehood tree or independence wheel. Commonwealth supporters led by governor Luis Muñoz Marín expect a strong showing though near fifty percent may be required for clear victory.

San Juan Puerto Rico Commonwealth Luis Munoz Marin Hector Alvarez Siva United States U.S

Wreck at Stanley Superior Injures Two

Two people were injured in a May crash at the Superior Avenue Stanley Street intersection in a city parking lot. The accident followed a recent change to stop signs and was the second collision in two days at the crossing.

Stanley Superior Charles Superior Avenue Stanley Lot Stanley Street Wilma Sue Roman Brelsford St Trenton Marinda H.pennies

Burglar Targets Home. TV and Ring Stolen

Burglars pulled a screen from an upstairs window at 28 S. Broad St. rear to steal a portable TV and a sapphire ring valued at 200 dollars. Police noted two injured in a separate crash on Market and Verity Parkway with 350 dollars in damages.

Tom Cornelle S. Broad St Keller Uachy Robert Lyons Clark Robert St M. Wilson Stanley Liber- St Everett McGill Market S. Verity Parkway Elk Creek Road

Open House Slated Across Ohio Highway Patrol Posts

A patrol open house is set for Sunday July 30 at Ohio highway patrol posts including Lebanon. The event runs 2 to 5 p.m. and invites Southwestern Ohio residents as officials aim to boost familiarity with the patrol. A separate report notes a theft incident at 425 Brelsford St Trenton involving two women.

Ohio Highway Patrol Robert Hufzinger Lopane Ave

Three Injured In Interstate 75 Collision Near Hamilton County

Three people were injured yesterday when two Middletown cars collided on Interstate 75 just north of Hamilton County. Logan Haddix and his wife from 2203 Hawthorne Street were treated at Middletown Hospital in good condition. Shiilda Overbee 28 of Lexington Kentucky, a passenger in the Haddix car, also received treatment for undisclosed injuries. State Highway Patrolmen said the crash occurred at 1 30 p m when Jack D Smith 30 of 304 Sheridan Avenue struck Haddix rear causing Smith to leave the road, cross a guard rail and strike a fence.

Midletown Hamilton County Middeltown Hospital Logan Haddix Hawthorne St Shiilda Overbee Lexington Ky Haddix Middletown Hospital Jack D. Smith Sheridan Ave Mr. Haddix Smith

France to raise Kuwait mission to embassy level

Paris reports that France moves deeper into the Arab orbit by upgrading Kuwait's diplomatic mission to embassy level. Officials cited authorized sources confirming the change in representation as Paris strengthens ties with Kuwait amid regional oil interests.

Paris Kuwait

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