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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1965
Page
13
An advisor cautions that three listed growth picks Studebaker Brunswick Bethlehem Corp are low priced speculations with uneven earnings. He recommends shifting to higher quality growth bets General Telephone and American Hospital Supply for longer term reward.
Tiffin Ohio AP reports funeral services for Paul Hoerneman 48 vice president of Heidelberg College who died of a heart attack Saturday night in Strongsville. A Heidelberg graduate of 1938 he coached football at the college from 1946 to 1959 leading Ohio Conference championship teams four times.
Washington AP reports 15 new Youth Corps projects in 12 states, including a Cincinnati program for 1,200 youths. Citizen's Committee on Youth sponsors the project with a $1,647,500 budget, $1,469,100 federal, aiming for 93 projects and over 65,000 enrollees nationwide. Contracts go to state governors. The article also notes Jupiter's surface belts of light and dark materials.
About 200 Indians demonstrated outside the North Vietnamese consulate in New Delhi burning Mao and Ho Chi Minh effigies to demand closing the consulate. The crowd, aligned with the National Marxist Association and the India First Forum, chanted Sanskrit verses as police kept them back.
Readable content lists numerous company and fund names with percent-like figures and odd letter sequences. It resembles a sourced page fragment showing corporate names such as Raytheon, Sears Roebuck, IBM, United Airlines, and Woolworth alongside mutual fund figures and percentages, interspersed with garbled OCR text. The fragment lacks a cohesive event or narrative.
Cattle totals reach 2100 head with calves 200. Slaughter steers and heifers steady. steers 23.00-24.00 for 950 lb, good 750-950 lb 19.25-22.50. Cows 14.00-14.50, bulls 17.00-17.50. Calves slow 32.00-34.00 for choice, 25.00-32.00 good. Hogs 4000 with barrows 17.60-17.75 for 190-220 lb, sows steady. boars 10.50-11.50. Sheep 175 with lambs 26.00 at 85 lb. shorn lambs 24.50.
Popcorn magnate James Blevins of Pops-Rite Popcorn swapped a truckload of corn for 1000 shares in the Beatles. The Nashville based pollster acquired the stock through an English distributor, with plans to present it as an appreciation award to an American Beatle fan.
The Associated Press reports only five traffic deaths across Ohio from 6 p.m. Friday to Sunday midnight. The toll followed eight deaths the previous weekend and two fatalities two weekends earlier, despite springlike temperatures that drew many drivers to the highways.
Over the weekend three break ins were reported. A burglar entered Mrs Hazel Lowe's home at 1500 Carlina Street through a basement window. she awoke and frightened him away. The American Materials Co vending machines on Oxford State Road lost cigarettes and cash. Car Rossi's home at 4217 Central Avenue was entered Saturday evening with nothing taken.
Gov. James A. Rhodes invites representatives from 28 Ohio counties in the Appalachia program to a Columbus meeting on Wednesday to discuss airport development. Ironton publisher B. B. Mills chairs the Ohio Appalachia Airport Committee and will outline plans to establish or expand airports in each county with officials including Norman J. Crabtree and Gerald Curtain.
Obituary notices honor Mrs. Emily RR. aged 3 from Germantown and Eva Mae Gorsuch both passing in Middletown area hospitals or at home. Also listed are Bessie Lee Harkrader Irene Klein Fred Schmidt Emma Wieland Lucy Wilkins Blanche Zecher with funeral services, visitations, and interments at Germantown, North, Woodside, Hillsboro, and Sorinaboro cemeteries. Arrangements handled by McCoy Leffier and Joseph R Baker & Sons.
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