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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1968
Page
12
Tables detail the added income tax under the 10 percent surcharge approved by the House. They assume use of either the standard deduction or the minimum deduction for personal expenses with the lower tax, apply retroactively from April 1, 1968, and expire June 30, 1968. The figures reflect the tax impact on individual filers.
Washington AP Secretary of Defense Clifford outlined a split with predecessor McNamara over the Sentinel anti missile program. He urged continued development to defend against China while acknowledging risks of triggering a U S Soviet arms race. Clifford noted no current defense against a massive Soviet attack.
Franklin police report Riley Hillard a 55 year old resident of 1133 South Main Street was pulled from his car early today and robbed of 300 dollars. He was found by officers on Fifth and Main with facial injuries and a swollen eye. Two men seized his wallet after a struggle and fled on foot.
Twenty six members of the seventh annual Community Resources Workshop toured historical landmarks yesterday to acquaint teachers with the area. George Crout Middletown historian and Mayfield Elementary principal led the tour. The group also visited the Greene and Ladd brokerage firm. Today the schedule includes a tour of Wrenn Paper Co.
Arlo Barger, 28, found guilty by a jury on two counts of carrying concealed weapons in Hamilton. He vanished before the verdict, with Judge Fred B. Cramer issuing a capias for his arrest. Barger was previously arrested Jan 2 at the Walnut Inn with two revolvers and faced burglary charges.
Christine Waxweiler of 3010 Milton Road is among 42 Ohio University students in a summer Italian studies program in Bergamo Italy. Enrollees complete work equivalent to a regular academic quarter in Italian art literature language and international economics. The group returns Sept 16 with about a month of European travel after the session.
A metal band broke on a truck trailer spilling 250 gallons of strawberries onto the Santa Ana Freeway in Commerce California. Crews cleared the strawberry jam in about an hour. Separately historians credit Roger Bacon with early telescope lens use.
Armco Steel Corporation announces promotions effective July 1 with R. H. Perry named assistant vice president commercial P. F. Pardenner named assistant vice president steel sales and D. W. Roberts named general manager steel products and administration. All report to W. O. Robertson. Perry started as a correspondent in 1938 and rose to district sales manager. Pardenner, a former Chicago Cardinals halfback, joined in 1935 and advanced through sales roles to assistant general manager steel sales. Roberts joined in 1938, progressed through Des Moines and Washington posts, and became assistant general manager in 1967.
Finance Minister Nicolaas Diederichs announced that South Africa will resume overseas gold shipments. The government will allocate 19 million to the IMF for France and 23 million for Britain, reducing external gold reserves and signaling replenishment through future exports.
Duarte California AP report details Dr. Riojun Kinosita’s discovery of macrophages trapping and analyzing invaders and signaling lymphocytes to produce targeted antibodies. The work suggests preconditioning macrophages could help detect certain cancers and reduce organ transplant rejection.
Richard Flickinger son of Mr and Mrs Robert Flickinger of 255 Busenbark Road Trenton will join Wittenberg University as assistant professor of political science in September He is a PhD candidate at Syracuse University and has taught government at Wells College for two years A Miami University BS graduate in 1962 he specializes in Latin American politics
The Mainstreet Cowboys in Pendleton Oregon voted to discontinue carrying guns. Traditionally they fired blank rounds to welcome visitors, but the group chose to end the practice.
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