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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1965
Page
7
Estrellita The Stars Say For Tomorrow Initiative and enterprise pay off now but avoid forcing opinions. Teamwork wins today and in the year ahead. A birthday promises fine achievement within 12 months. Creative workers excel with June peak and travel favors early July. New romance possible for singles in late June to September. A highly sensitive child suited for dramatic or editorial writing.
In Minneapolis area an employee arrived during a bank break in at the First Robinsdale State Bank Sunday and fled for help. Thieves continued work until a police car appeared and then escaped with an undetermined amount of money from a night depository.
More than 7000 miles of tunnels and drifts lie beneath the Butte region revealing extensive underground work. The vast network indicates historical mining activity and structural complexity beneath the city.
Architect Rudolph A. Matern presents a three bedroom three bath ranch with 1966 square feet of living space on a lot measuring 84 feet 2 inches by 36 feet 3 inches. The design features a 33 foot living room, large dining area, combined kitchen and breakfast family room, extensive closets, a full basement and a two car garage with storage. Sliding glass doors open to a rear porch and a covered front entry, creating expansive front to rear views and flexible future finishing options.
Ray C. Bliss national chairman elect of the Republican National Committee arrives in Los Angeles to confer with former President Eisenhower about several major problems he must discuss before taking office April 1. Bliss is a 57 year old Akron, Ohio insurance executive elected to succeed Dean Burch last month.
A postal notice from the General Post Office New York requests 50 cents for a baby blueprint on design H-72 Street and invites readers to collect more House of The Week plans. The ad promotes weekly newspaper plans available for purchase at low prices.
On March 1 historically significant events occurred including Maryland ratifying the Articles of Confederation in 1781, Nebraska’s admittance as the 37th state, Yellowstone becoming a national preserve, and the Lindbergh kidnapping in 1932. Other notes recall the Army Medical Corps formation in 1887, rationing changes in 1943, Churchill and Soviet progress comments, and Johnson naming Sargent Shriver in 1965.
Hollywood business notes Sammy Davis Jr will produce the Irving Wallace novel The Man as a film. Sidney Poitier would star as a Black congressman who becomes president. Rights were bought by Joint Venture Co and filming will take place in Washington Cape Kennedy Sioux City and other locations. Davis will not act in the movie.
Small bathrooms can gain useful storage by installing a backless cabinet under the sink. Build a simple box with ventilation, place it on a short base, and use shelf brackets and lightweight doors to store towels and cleaners without encroaching on wall space.
Mrs. Marguerite Oswald says she still seeks proof of her son Lee Harvey Oswald’s innocence in Kennedy assassination cases. She describes constant visitors, an open door, and frequent calls as she pursues new information, while noting estrangement from relatives and friends. The piece also notes Zuni tribal elections for two-year terms and Pueblo practices for one-year terms.
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