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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1969
Page
2
F Lee, chief counsel for the air traffic controllers group, dies as he enters the Senate Commerce Committee hearing in Washington for a TSA and airway development probe. Last week a controller slowdown disrupted traffic at major airports.
In Sussex south of London archaeologists report remains of a pagan Saxon set and evidence of a Roman temple and civic precinct found near Chichester by workmen during construction. The discovery was made by the Sussex Archaeological Society.
Diltz Mitchell 82 of 101 McKinley St. a retired Armco Steel west processing superintendent died at Middletown Hospital after an extended illness. Services set for Saturday at Wilson Memorial Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Surviving wife Evelyn two daughters Patricia Martin and Peggy Mitchell a brother Edwin and one grandchild. Private services at family’s convenience. Other notices include burial plans for infant Kesling at Germantown Cemetery and obituaries for extended family.
Ralph William Long 70 died at his home after a long illness. Born in Middletown he was employed as a mechanic by Raymond Bulain. The report lists South African harbours welcoming 12 367 foreign ships in 1967 68 led by Bulain 2 982 ships followed by Netherlands 1 173 Japan 771 and United States 725.
Mildred's step-son John Frisch of Middletown and step-daughter Mrs. Charlotte Morlatt of Mineral Wells Texas are listed for a Saturday service at the McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with a viewing tomorrow from 3.
Mrs Stella G Singer 72 of 1604 Central Ave died at 3 01 am at Middletown Hospital where she had been a patient since November 19 She is survived by her two daughters and a son and a sister services will be announced by the Fisher funeral home.
Mrs Sarah Perry of 8 Maple Ave Franklin died at 11 20 p m yesterday in Middletown Hospital where she had been a patient for 18 days She is survived by two sons Ita and Joe of Franklin six grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren Services set for 2 p m Saturday at the Pentecostal Church Mize Ky with burial at Old Grassy Cemetery Local arrangements by Eaton Funeral Home
Roy L. Stewart nine day old son of Mr and Mrs Roy Stewart 1206 Reservoir St to have graveside services tomorrow at Jose Hill Memorial Park. Mrs Gertrude Horn 71 formerly of 2263 Hamilton Middletown Rd to have private services Saturday.
Raymond Boyd Kennedy 26 of 4031 Route 73 Oxford drowned Tuesday in Laughery Creek near Aurora Indiana. Services 2 p.m. tomorrow at Inman Funeral Home with burial in Darrtown Cemetery. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kennedy and maternal grandmother Mrs Billie Armbruster.
The United Kingdom which includes England, Scotland and Northern Ireland is described as about a third the size of Texas. It notes the UK comprises four parts and contrasts its land area with Texas.
Indian Affairs Minister Jean Chretien unveiled a long range plan to repeal the Indian Act and abolish federal supervision within five years. The policy would grant 237,490 registered Indians the same services as other Canadians, transfer ownership of 6 million acres of reserve land, and fund $50 million for five years to spur economic development.
Mrs. Joan C. Boli 82 widow of Common Pleas Judge P. P. Bolli died after a fall at her home on Dick s Avenue in Fort Hamilton Hospital. She was found at the basement steps by a neighbor last Tuesday. Funeral services set for 1 p m Saturday at Klaus Weigel Funeral Home with burial in Rose Hill Memorial Park. Chief Max Gros Louis, secretary.
An average U.S. farmer earned about 1.60 dollars per hour in 1966 versus a factory worker at 2.71 dollars. The comparison highlights wide wage gaps between rural agricultural work and industrial employment during the period.
A 1969 puzzle explains a daily fortune game. It guides readers to count letters in their first name, adjust by 4 or 3, use the result as a key number, and read letters under checked figures in a rectangle to reveal a message.
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