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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1964
Page
7
The rented sedan driven by Guy V. Whitner Jr. stalled in a Miami Beach driveway. A hotel doorman found no gas tank in the car after gas was requested. Police recovered the missing tank 18 blocks away after the car reportedly ran with no tank.
The red-haired Borneo and Sumatra orangutan population has declined to under 5,000 individuals, signaling ongoing conservation concerns and habitat pressures.
The Navy declares the USS Harvest Moon not essential to national defense and abandons ownership after a salvage group unearthed the sunken vessel near Georgetown, South Carolina. Built as a merchant sidewheeler in 1863, it served as flagship and dispatch boat before sinking in 1865 after striking a Confederate mine.
Middletown High School Band Associates report strong results from concession nights at basketball games and events, netting 630 dollars over eight evenings to fund new uniforms. A March meeting was moved to March 31 to allow a uniform sample display at Central School. A bake sale chair is Lawrence Booker of 2409 Hill Ave. The band banquet is set for April 25 at 6 30 p.m. at the First Methodist Church Fellowship Hall with Kay Stegemiller as chair. Project Mohole aims to reach Earth's mantle in a multimillion dollar effort.
Kentucky Governor Edward Breathitt pledged to pursue civil rights on multiple fronts if the Legislature does not pass an antibias measure before adjournment. He urged local officials to establish human relations commissions and back public accommodations bills, and said he would work with motel hotel and restaurant operators to ensure equal service. He spoke after lawmakers blocked votes on civil rights measures.
A study notes that roughly two thirds of Niagara Falls lies on the Canadian side of the border, affecting tourism and jurisdiction. The finding highlights the international split of the natural feature and its cross border management implications.
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