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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1966
Page
2
In Geneva, U S delegate Adrian Fisher renewed a plan to stop production of long range missiles and bombers capable of delivering nuclear weapons. He noted stockpiles rose from 750 in 1964 to 1300 now while Soviet leaders signaled they keep pace.
Middletown Hospital honored junior volunteers at a recognition service held at the Church of the Ascension drawing about 250 attendees. Miss Nadine Orr presented corsages to five high school students for outstanding service while 63 volunteers with 100 hours were given bracelet charms bearing the American Hospital Association insignia.
Cincinnati names Henry Sandman former assistant police chief as safety director succeeding Robert Lockridge who died last month. City Manager William C. Wichman appointed Sandman to the post today at age 48.
Niagara Falls NY Army Corps of Engineers will reduce water flow on the American side of Niagara Falls for one day Saturday to aid debris removal and inspect the cataract. The study data aim to curb erosion of the American Falls and clear rocks from its base. Water diverted to Horseshoe Falls on the Canadian side, with gates managed by US and Canadian power authorities. Tree stumps rocks and refuse to be removed near Goat Island above the falls.
Washington AP says two Ohio grants were announced by the Urban Renewal Administration on Monday. Gallipolis receives 7914 to prepare for the city, while Cincinnati gets 6114 to finance demolition of eight abandoned buildings.
Chauncey D Wilson 81, Armco retiree and former chief general accountant, died at home. Requiem at St Johns Church. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Survivors include son John and daughters Dorothy and Maria. Funeral services and calling hours scheduled. Mary Thomas Somerville 75 dies on Somerville Eaton Road farm. Masonic service planned. John E Rudd 73, WWI veteran and former insurance agent, dies. burial at Rest Haven Memorial Park. Elizabeth Stork 76, Middletown native, dies. services pending. Edward F York 79, Cincinnati native and former Pennsylvania Railroad employee, dies. burial at Rose Hill Cemetery.
Mrs Stella Corwin 85 of Cincinnati and formerly Lebanon dies at Jewish Hospital in Cincinnati burial Lebanon Cemetery at 2 p m tomorrow Oswald Memorial Home is conducting services callers may visit today from 6 to 10 p m she is survived by two brothers William Renaker of Norwood and Barry Renaker of Kentucky
Senate leader Mike Mansfield says he will not seek ratification of the consular treaty with Moscow this session. He cites Vietnam as a reason and notes delaying until a more propitious time. Fulbright predicted no attempt this session. The pact would allow Soviet consulates in U S cities in return for U S consulates in Russian cities. The treaty was submitted by President Johnson after signing in Moscow June 1964.
Dr. W. R. Pyle, 69, famed for raising about a million dollars for Wilmington College buildings, died in Salt Lake City Utah. He served 44 years on the Quaker college faculty until retirement in 1965.
Gerald E Henke a 30 year old blind piano tuner left a clients home 11 days ago and vanished his wife Beverly also 30 and ill with cancer waits at their Southfield house for news detectives report baffling angles and no substantial leads Henke described as self reliant stood six foot two and carried a folding cane police consider foul play or amnesia as possible causes no sightings or firm clues have emerged despite a published photo and nearly 500 dollars on him
Mrs Louis Lewis coordinator of primary education in Middle town schools will attend the annual study conference of the Association for Childhood Education International in Chicago from April 3 to 8. More than 2500 educators will participate in sessions on creative thinking addressing critical needs of children.
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