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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1962
Page
5
Evangelist Billy Graham said in Raleigh that in his South American tour he found a vast reservoir of goodwill toward the United States. He cited three factors for warm feelings: Cuba, progress, and the visit of President and Mrs. Kennedy.
In Indianapolis Ind a baffling disturbance at Mrs Renate Beck s home sees German crystal and other glassware fly and shatter with a police officer struck by a flying piece. The Occurrence begins Sunday night with a crystal on a bookcase and escalates as items float and smash amid police probing.
The Butler County Republican Executive Committee approved a nine point creed stressing spiritual and economic growth through free enterprise and limited central government. Chairman John R. Moser says Americans should honor the nation’s religious, moral, and economic standards as copies of the creed and Constitution will be mailed nationwide to GOP leaders and officials.
The National Labor Relations Board orders a union representation election for about 30 drivers and other workers at the Pepsi Cola Bottle Co in Hamilton. The vote scheduled for March 21 aims to determine whether workers rejoin the Teamsters or affiliate with the AFL-CIO Brewery Workers Union.
Inland Homes Corp. announced it will begin construction of a $100,000 plant in Cedartown Georgia this fall. Completion is expected in time for the 1963 home building season with 65 initial employees, rising to as many as 300 at full capacity.
The article notes an estimate of 45 whooping cranes currently exist, contrasting with 14 birds counted in 1938. It highlights a growth in the population over the years and underscores conservation concerns.
Butler County commissioners approved a new substantial fence around a drainage pond on fairgrounds off Fair Avenue. Commissioner Arthur Reiff urged the safety measure after a fatality and noted welfare recipients could help clear brush and debris. the prior fence was damaged and torn down. Bids will be sought for the new fence.
The Class of 1942 Middletown High School meeting postponed from Thursday to Monday. General Chairman Harold Walters announced the gathering at 7:30 p.m. at Frisch's on South Main Street.
Miami University President John D. Millett forms a committee to study a two semester two summer term calendar. He proposes a nine credit hour summer term and a timetable: fall after Labor Day to Christmas, spring Jan 2 to mid April, summer terms May to mid August. The plan aims to add 25 percent more students without new facilities and let undergraduates complete four years in three plus a summer term.
Emergency squad assists three year old Timmie Charles at 5870 Union Road with high fever and convulsions. Oxygen given and a physician summoned to the scene.
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