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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1966

Page

2

Ban the Shorts Caps Hill Women Seek Tourists Dress Reform

Capitol Hill women and several congresswomen urge banning shorts for visitors to the Capitol. They argue the Capitol is a symbol of American heritage and deserve proper attire while thousands tour in summer. Wives including Mrs. Ford and Rep. Dwyer push for a dress code, while lawmakers remain cautious about offending constituents.

Congress Frances P. Bolton Ohio Charlotte T. Reid Ill Halls of Congress Capitol Gerald R. Ford House Michigan Garner FE. Shriver Kansas Hubert Humphrey

Trio used stolen card to buy goods at J C Penney

Larry Aichele 21 of South Bend pleaded guilty to larceny by trick for purchasing 119 dollars of merchandise at the J C Penney in Hamilton on April 22 using a stolen card. Authorities say the group bought items in multiple cities then refunded for cash at another store. Aichele was sentenced to Mansfield Reformatory by Judge Fred B. Cramer. The co defendants await trial and a cache of over 300 dollars of Penney merchandise was found in their car.

Hamilton J. C. Penney Middletown Fred B. Cramer Ohio State Reformatory Mansfield Larry Aichele South Bend Aichele Penney

Volunteers Aid In Topeka Clean Up

Volunteers pour into tornado wreckage in Topeka Kansas joining a massive salvage and repair operation. The death toll stands at 17 with damage estimated at 100 million dollars. A caravan of 250 workers with heavy equipment arrived Friday to clear debris. The Red Cross reports 535 injured and 3 200 families with losses, 818 homes destroyed and 938 with major damage. Mennonites from Garnett Kansas number about 30 and will commute daily to help. Yugoslavia is noted as a principal mineral producer of the Balkans.

Frriday Twister Red Cross Mennonites John Yoder, Jr

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