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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1964
Page
12
A compact, expandable economy house designed for growing families emphasizes cost efficiency without sacrificing comfort. The one story main area adds 864 square feet with a 452 square foot expansion, totaling 1316 square feet, plus adaptable dormers and optional basement. Cross ventilation in both bedrooms and a versatile dining room space balance practicality and form.
Washington report finds large city school systems increasing students' staying power. A study shows holding power up 2.0 percent since 1960 versus a 1.6 percent national rise, defined as keeping pupils from grade to graduation.
Columbus Ohio AP reports the Ohio Highway Patrol received an award for outstanding achievement in traffic supervision and highway safety for 1963. Col Anson B Cook said President Daniel S Liu of the International Association of Chiefs of Police notified him. California shared the honor in the big states category.
Malaya, part of the Federation of Malaysia, produces about a third of the world's tin supply, underscoring the region’s pivotal role in global metal markets.
A brief unsigned note states fifty cents is enclosed for a baby blueprint on design HAl and asks for plain printing.
A small fire at the Ford Pavilion during the World Fair forced the evacuation of between 2,500 and 3,000 people. The pavilion was closed for about three hours as workers dried water from sprinklers. One of two rides remained closed for the day due to water-soaked plaster concerns. Evacuation occurred in roughly four minutes before sprinklers activated.
Authorities searched for two trustees who fled Sandusky Honor Camp at the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Home. They escaped in a car owned by the manager of the home’s baseball team. Suspects are William Hamilton 19 from Cleveland serving auto theft and John A Spence 18 from Williams County Indiana sentenced for grand larceny and breaking and entering.
Los Angeles AP report says George H. Capron once valued at around 30 million dollars saw a divorce settlement cut his real estate holdings by over 16 million. He later reported losing his wallet en route to Huntington pool, with 189514 dollars in cash and checks recovered from a service station restroom.
African chief reports 14 Britons including women and children at the isolated Lulimba mission are safe and well though living on a meager diet of local food in Albertville Congo.
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