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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1967
Page
15
Reserve chair says a higher surcharge on spending is needed to head off inflation. He argues the tax hike would prevent demand from rising past last year’s peaks and supports a increased fee to stabilize prices.
Cincinnati electrical workers who have been on strike reject the price and terms offered by CG&E and plan to continue protest actions. They seek improved wages and benefits and accuse management of stalling negotiations.
A reader asks how to build a portfolio by avoiding safety in youth. He mentions Middle East and California as examples and cites American Home Products. The piece discusses currency and cross border purchases with a Canadian week paid in American dollars.
The AP reports a busy trading day with a handful of gains and losses across major names. Columbia Pictures slipped to 46 percent, TRW rose to 76 percent, Fairchild Camera slid to 8 percent, and opening prices showed Brunswick at 12 percent and Warner-Lambert down 30 percent. The Dow average declined by 18 points to 400.
Columbus AP reports residents near the Jackson Pike sewage plant anticipate a shift from foul smells to a pleasant mix of roses pine and cherry as city officials push a planned odor makeover to improve the area's air.
New York stock data and rates feature listed securities from Middletown firms Greene and Ladd. Telephone contact and miscellaneous market figures appear amid brief broker notes and vehicle inn reference.
Thomas Warren McDonald of 8411 Hoover Court suffered injuries when his glove caught on scrap during slag and iron cleanup at the East House blast furnace. He fell 18 feet and was listed in fair condition at Middletownital hospital after the 3 40 a m accident yesterday.
Cincinnati livestock market shows cattle and calves steady with scattered choice and prime lots. Slaughter classes vary from feeder to good quality, with prices around 23.00 to 23.50 per hundredweight and prime 975 pound offering noted.
Kiwanis Club at the Manchester Motor Inn will hear a Thursday program with slides sound movies and commentary about Worthington’s transportation museum. The exhibit features public transit equipment from past eras kept in usable condition for display and education.
A house was entered while a resident was in the yard and a wallet containing about $50 was taken from inside. No suspects identified at this time. Police urged anyone with information to come forward.
The report lists varying prices for poultry, potatoes, and produce in Ohio and southern Indiana. It notes large and medium size consignments with percent mixes and sales to retailers in major Ohio cities, including carton deliveries and quality figures.
Cincinnati leaders say the local chapter of the Association of General Contractors needs 100 apprentices in carpentry plastering masonry and lathing. The program accepts Negro or white youths and aims to fill jobs in the trades.
A Middletown man Edward Campbell, 1510 Forrest Ave., is charged by highway patrol with leaving the scene, driving while intoxicated and driving without a license after two crashes within three minutes. He allegedly struck Daryle Whitaker on Rt 4 south of Rt 63 and then a trailer rig on Rt 63 near a detour, before colliding with another eastbound trailer.
Official lists name four Ohio servicemen among war casualties. Spec 4 Richard J Johnston from Warrensville and Pfc Burrel Giteon from Dayton are reported killed in action. Pte Charles Hildebrand of Chardon is listed as dead. Vaughn, from Oregon, previously missing is now recorded as having died not as a result of hostile action.
The body of Royal J. Stevens, 3, of Cincinnati was recovered from the Ohio River Monday by city firefighters. Underwater recovery teams said Stevens had been reported missing after a swim near his house trailer.
Funeral notices report deaths and services for individuals including Witham Cunningham aged 81 and Mr Frantis Martin. Details mention survivors, family home arrangements, and scheduled visitations at local funeral homes with dates in June and times listed for viewing and services. Burial or memorial plans and associated funeral firms are noted.
The Smith family expresses heartfelt thanks to relatives for support and kindness after the loss of their beloved mother and grandmother. They acknowledge the sympathy and messages received during their time of sorrow.
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