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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1965
Page
9
AP News feature details a contemporary ranch with a rectangular basic plan and decorative chimney. Exterior touches include roof domes for light and privacy-granting 20 foot 8 inch concrete block grill, plus a five foot overhang. Interior by Rudolph A. Matern creates three defined zones: living dining area, three bedroom wing, and family kitchen space.
A detailed description of design H-86 features a single or two car garage, rear terrace with garden view, family room cabinets, breakfast area, and kitchen with a strong service layout. Two baths back to back reduce plumbing costs and act as sound buffers. Foyer storage and large bedrooms provide quiet living spaces totaling 1510 square feet.
Lucille Miller, convicted of murdering her dentist husband in a car fire last October, had a 7 pound 5 ounce girl named Kim Kai Miller at St Bernardine's Hospital in San Bernardino. The baby, 21 inches with dark hair, was born at 6:15 p.m. Sunday. Miller's oldest child Debra 14 selected the name. The couple's children include Guy 11 and Ronnie 9.
Nationwide efforts resume to end a strike by 5,400 machinists at Aerojet General Corp plants in Southern California and Sacramento. Federal mediator Willoughby Abner said he was cautiously optimistic after an eight day walkout affecting 1,500 local workers and 4,000 in Sacramento.
Avril Florence Stephens, 24, died after she and her husband refused a blood transfusion during twin birth at Whyalla Hospital, 200 miles northeast of Adelaide. One twin was stillborn and the other survived. Doctors pleaded for permission to transfuse despite law allowing adult refusal. The report notes the Jehovah's Witnesses faith and the medical outcome.
An explosion and fire aboard a tanker loading 25 000 tons of crude oil in the Persian Gulf killed two Iranians and left 28 crewmen missing presumed dead while injuring 13. The vessel valued around 8 million dollars and port facilities suffered over 8 million in damage.
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