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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1967
Page
21
Oak View teams calculated a $100 cost for home runs lost to a nearby fence. William Ulrich refused to return the baseballs after being told to, citing he found the players unpleasant. Sheriff deputy Mae Grizzard issued a citation for failing to return lost property.
In Los Angeles a bank customer demanded his money back after a court order allowed a deduction of $41.98 from his account. He left but returned with a pistol, forced the teller to hand over the amount and then fled.
Estrellita predicts tomorrow brings strong planetary influences making Saturday very happy for domestic, romantic, cultural, travel and outdoor pursuits. A birthday turn opens a seven month window favoring financial goals, with dull spells afterward then renewed progress through March.
In New Concord Ohio Phil Caldwell Neal dean of the University of Chicago law school urged action to preserve the cultural heritage of small colleges addressing 253 graduates at Muskingum College 122nd commencement. He warned that mass-produced education fosters blandness and standardization and must be eliminated.
London AP reports the post office will issue three special stamps on July 10 reproducing well known British paintings. Sir Thomas Lawrence’s Master Lambton George Stubbs Mares and Foals in a Landscape and Children Coming Out of School by contemporary artist T S Lowry. The stamps are larger than normal and in five and six colors.
Today in history 1963 Valentina Tereshkova became the first woman in space. Also noted: 1858 Lincoln speech house divided cannot stand. 1876 Hayes GOP nomination. 1916 Wilson renomination. 1940 Petain armistice move. 1941 U S closes German consulates. 1960 Eisenhower cancels Japan visit. Ten years ago Gaitskell urged Soviet test ban. five years ago Macmillan cabinet shakeup. one year ago tanker collision in New York harbor.
Irving Fitzig leads NOTIP Nationwide Operation to Instill Pride a push to end tips. He has 300 members, dues of $1, and 25 white cards guiding patrons to replace gratuities. He argues employers should pay wages while vendors resist higher prices.
The article notes Indonesia's long period under Dutch possession for over three centuries, culminating in its declaration of independence in 1949 after a struggle for self rule. It highlights the transition from colonial governance to sovereign nationhood and the key milestone of 1949.
Balloons released from Formosa islands Que Moy and Matsu carry leaflets along with soap towels toothpaste biscuits and toys toward the mainland. The event commemorates Chu Yuan a poet statesman who died around 295 B C in a historic plea for reforms.
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