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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1961
Page
9
Hackensack New Jersey reports Dr. Lewis M Hagger is a local dentist who also collects and digs up Indian artifacts. He owns the largest such collection in the state with more than thirty thousand arrow heads and other relics, some bought, others found.
The article states there are about three million vegetarians in the United States. It notes a sizable portion adopt vegetarian diets for health ethical or environmental reasons.
Hollywood report notes Paladin actor switch into cinema as TV stars rush to films. Richard Boone recalls big pay for The Alamo and a $24000 Rolls Royce purchase after Duke Wayne helped his rise. Boone details early career struggles and current project A Thunder of Drums at MGM.
The Ohio Department of Highways will hold two public hearings on March 29 in Washington Court House and April 5 in Lebanon to present proposed Interstate 71 alignment between Columbus and Cincinnati. The northern half covers 38 miles through Franklin Pickaway Madison Fayette and Green counties. the southern 40 miles pass through Greene Clinton Warren and Hamilton counties. Total project cost is 63.3 million dollars including right of way and engineering. E S Preston will oversee the Washington Court House session and Joseph M Unger the Lebanon session.
Ford Motor Co says 550 hourly paid employees at its Sandusky Ohio plant will be laid off for one week starting Monday. Factory spokesman cited temporary production adjustments and noted the action affects only hourly workers.
The Senate confirmed R Sargent Shriver as director of the newly created Peace Corps after bipartisan praise. Shriver from Chicago is President Kennedy's brother in law, following approval by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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