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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1968

Page

2

City Improves Two Intersections in Middletown

Middletown plans August completion of traffic upgrades at Verity Parkway Tytus Avenue Nelbar Street Germantown Road Clark Street and Smith Park Drive. Crews add left turn lanes signals widening westbound Tytus Avenue to offer exclusive right and left turns plus straight through lanes and new traffic islands to separate turning movements. The project includes widened park entrance and an updated centralized signal system to reduce rush‑hour backups.

Middletown Verity Parkway Tytus Avenue Nelbar Street Clark Street Smith Park Germantown Road Nelbar Tytus Wildwood Road Verity Clark Smith Park Drive Tytus and

Malcom Memorial Established for Ohio University Student

A memorial fund at Ohio University in Baker Center Athens establishes financial support for research volumes and a graduate student, D Joseph Malcom, 23, who died June 17 in a motorcycle crash on Columbus Road Athens. He earned a June 1967 BS in business administration and planned a master's degree. His father, Donald Malcom, is Armco Steel marketing general manager. Kath leen Bryan Malcom, his wife, is a senior in education at OU.

Athens Ohio University Library Ohio D. Joseph Malcom Donald Malcom Grand Ave Middletown Columbus Road Ohio University Armco Steel Corp Young Malcom Kathleen Bryan Malcom Kenneth A. Bryan New Richmond College of Education Ohio University Fund, Inc Baker Center

Fire damages car on Girard Avenue near 1302

At 5 05 pm a fire damaged a car owned by Elmer C Brewer at 1302 Girard Avenue. The blaze started from a discarded cigarette thrown from a passing car causing $125 in damage.

Girard Ave Elmer C. Brewer

Sleeping Youth Drowns After Sleepover Incident at Gravel Pit

In New Miami 18 year old Danny Leo Glancy of 5184 Augspurger Rd was found drowned in a gravel pit near his home at 6 25 PM Saturday. Police say he may have fallen into the water while sleeping on the bank with cousin Walter Glancy 21 who awoke to find him missing and later assisted in the search. Firemen had left before the body was recovered.

New Miami Danny Leo Glancy Augspurger Road Glancy Walter Glant Glancy Ledan

Funeral set for auto crash victim Jackie Lawson

Funeral services for 26 year old Jackie Lawson of 1504 Park Drive are scheduled for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home with visitation Monday afternoon and evening. Burial will be in Woodside Cemetery. Rex Farmer, 18, of 5158 Trenton- Franklin Road, was reported in serious condition with a broken jaw and internal injuries. Lawson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Lansaw, were away at Niagara Falls when notified.

Jackie Lawson Park Drive Rt. 122 West of Here Joseph R. Baker & Sons Woodside Cemetery Rex Farmer Trenton- Franklin Road Middletown Hospital Lansaw Jennings Lansaw Niagara Falls

Funeral services for Paul Henry Hawkins 53

Funeral services for Paul Henry Hawkins age 53 of 1332 Reynolds Ave will be Tuesday at 10 am at Joseph R. Baker and Sons Funeral Home. Hawkins was found dead in bed Saturday after three weeks of failing health with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Visitation Monday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm.

Paul Henry Hawkins Reynolds Ave Joseph R. Baker and Sons Hawkins G. Walter Weber Woodside Cemetery

Butler County Parks Curfew To Be Enforced

Butler County park officials will strictly enforce the 10 p.m. curfew after vandalism and rule violations. Park director Bruce Diehl is ordered to step up patrols and cite violators, with John P. Loftus as a park ranger patrolling after curfew. Exceptions are authorized camping permits and use of Marstein Youth Hostel Izaak Shelter House or Calhoun Cabin.

Butler County Hamilton Board of Park Commissioners Bruce Diehl John P. Loftus Marstein Izaak Calhoun Cabin

California Population Surpasses Twenty Million Milestone

California officials project the state may top 20 million residents within a year and approach 40 million by century's end. The 447,000 rise in the past year equates to about 1,200 people daily, with current civilian totals near 19.66 million and a military addition pushing toward 20 million.

Sacramento Calif California Walter P. Hollmann Finance Department

Police Briefs Hit by Theft and Vandalism at Local Homes

A $188 check was stolen from Elizabeth Hunter of 428 Curtis Street yesterday. Vandals shattered a front yard lamp at Vernon Ellison’s home 601 South Marshall Road early yesterday morning.

Elizabeth Hunter Curtis St Vernon Ellison S. Marshall Road

Intruders Enter Garage of Mrs Crofton Ripping Screen

Entry forced into a garage owned by Mrs C F Crofton at 100 Belle monte St after intruders ripped a mesh screen from a window. Police reported nothing stolen. screen found in an alley and window left standing open.

C. F. Crofton Bellemonte St

Funeral for Mrs Taft Is Monday

A private funeral will be held at 11 a.m. Monday for Mrs. Robert Taft Jr., wife of Ohio's 1st District congressman. Only family and close friends attend at Indian Hill Community Church with burial in Indian Hill Cemetery. She died Friday at age 51 in her Indian Hill home, survived by her husband and four children.

Laura Hawkins Lebanon Oswald Funeral Home N. Cherry St Kettering Hospital Arvol B. Rothman Detroit Bertha Meloy Charles Wood Cincinnati West Chester Ohio Robert Taft Jr Taft Indian Hill Community Church Indian Hill Cemetery Indian Hill

Robert Kennedys Son Heads to Africa for Study Trip

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., 14, left Paris for Nairobi en route to Tanzania for a summer wildlife conservation study with John Ow It is his second Africa study trip. He previously spent time on the Serengeti with uncle, Ambassador Sargent Shriver, and Shriver's son Robert. He was joined by Lem Billings on the flight.

Paris Robert F. Kennedy Jr U.S Nairobi Kenya Tanzania Africa Serengeti Sargent Shriver France Shriver Robert Young Kennedy New York Lem Billings

Four Cars Damaged in Parking Lot Accidents

Police report two separate accidents causing $1,400 damage with no injuries. Howard R. Swinning 44 of 2908 N Verity Parkway cited for fleeing the scene after backing into Cecil Bushs parked car at Rinks Department Store Roosevelt Ave. Cecil Bushs car then hit Dorothy Ferguson and Ferguson hit Gary L Garing. A separate 10 am crash on Sut Phin Street and Woodlawn Avenue involved Kenneth Achberger 16 and Carlos W Benton 43 with $600 damage. the youth cited for failure to yield turning left.

Howard R. Swinning N. Verity Parkway Rink Roosevelt Ave Swinning Cecil Bush Eby Road Germantown Dorothy Ferguson Arlington Ave Ferguson Gary L. Garing Miamisburg Sut‘Phin Street Woodlawn Avenue Kenneth Achberger Home Ave Carlos W. Benton Strebee Road

Guevara Diary Published for Cuban People Free Distribution

HAVANA AP The diary of slain Cuban revolutionary Ernesto Che Guevara has been published in Cuba and will be distributed free to all Cubans starting Monday, the announcement said.

Havana Ernesto Che Guevara Cuba

Trailer Flips Trash On Carmody Boulevard

Police responded to a littering complaint on Carmody Boulevard at 1:50 p.m. yesterday and found a wrecked trailer belonging to Wenless Kidd that toppled after a broken hitch. The trailer spilled waste along the road and Kidd cleaned the debris at the scene.

Carmody Boulevard Aviation Club Wenless Kidd Kyle Station Road Kidd

Liberty Decommissioned After Israeli Attack Losses

The Navy communications ship Liberty was removed from active fleet status in Portsmouth New Hampshire in a simple ceremony. Wives and children of 34 crew members killed in last June’s Arab Israeli war attended. The ship bears a torpedo hole bullethats in the smokestack and a plaque. Drydocking will begin for cleanup and repair with possible outcomes including scrapping mothballing or recommissioning.

Portsmouth N.H Liberty Navy Israel Mediterranean

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