Concrete Pour Underway for Middletown YMCA Pool
Construction workers began pouring 150 to 160 cubic yards of concrete for Middletown YMCA’s new pool. The 36 by 75 foot six lane facility will be housed in brick block and steel and feature varigated color tiling with a bright red 2 inch strip to mark depths. Completion is targeted for July 1.
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Tom Schroeder
Ohio
YMCA
Milk War Sparks New Jersey Police Patrols in Farms
State police ordered special patrols in Warren, Hunterdon and Sussex counties as the 10 day old NFO milk holding action escalates. A dairy farmer was shot by a special officer after an attempted gasoline pour onto a milk truck and a tanker hijacking occurred nearby.
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Trenton
N.J
Jersy
National Farmers Organization
Oren Lee Staley
NFC
Corning
Iowa
Wisconsin
Warren P. Knowles
Orville L. Freeman
Johnson
NFO
Freeman
Warren
Hunterdon
Sussex
New Jersey
David B. ‘Kelly
Kelly
William Quick
Knowlton Township
Warren County
Where Consumer Milk Money Goes Into Farming and Trade
Washington reports show a 50 cent half gallon of milk splits to farmer 23.5 cents, retailer 7.5, wholesaler 7.7, processor 0.0, farm procurement 0.2, dealer processors 2.1, central plant assembly 1.4, with middlemen use of 26.5 cents for labor, containers, buildings, advertising, transport, and profits. If milk is used for butter or cheese, farmer earns 17.7 cents.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture and Dairy Industry Studies
Fire Chiefs Attend National Fire Instructors Conference
Middletown Fire Department Chief Charles A. Hansel and Fire Prevention Bureau Inspector Leo H. Bertram attended a fire department instructors conference in Memphis Tennessee this week. More than 4000 attendees from 50 states Canada and 15 other nations registered for the four day event. The program covered concealed fires public relations new ICC hazard identification regulations and handling emergencies on super highways. The conference now in its 39th year is viewed as a clearing house for exchanging ideas in firefighting training and prevention.
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Charles A. Hansel
Middletown
Leo H. Bertram
Memphis
Tenn
Canada
ICC
Frischs Restaurants Board Declares Dividend
Frischs Restaurants Inc declares a quarterly dividend of 15 cents per share payable April 14 to holders of record April 4. The firm paid 60 cents per common share in 1966.
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Frisch’s Restaurants, Inc
Humorous Talk Is Judged Winner At Toastmasters Night
Basil Fleming an East Works foreman with Armco Steel Corp won top speech honors at the Toastmasters Club event held at Eastern Lanes last night delivering a humorous talk on Problems With Immigrants Into Ohio From Kentucky. Herschel Clark Luther Colliver and Leroy Meier also spoke Ray Jena served as toastmaster. The club set April 20 for its annual past presidents and oldtimers night.
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Basil Fleming
East
Armco Steel Corp
Eastern Lanes
Ohio
Kentucky
Herschel Clark
Luther Colliver
Leroy Meier
Ray Jena
Rotary Club To Host 1967 Middletown Fenwick Teams
Middletown and Fenwick high school basketball squads and coaches Paul Walker and Butch Rossi will attend a Middletown Rotary Club luncheon at Manchester Motor Inn Tuesday. Players will be introduced and the coaches will discuss what happened this season and why.
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Middletown
Fenwick High Schools
Paul Walker
Butch Rossi
Middletown Rotary Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Armstrong Says Apollo Delay Aids Astronaut Training
Veteran astronaut Neil Armstrong says the delay in the moon program lets spacemen catch up on study areas limited before the Apollo 1 fire. NASA plans no firm flight schedules until the Grissom report finalizes in April and redesigns for fire safety are complete.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Armstrong
NASA
Air Force LA
James A. McDivitt
David R. Scott
Russell L. Schweickart
Air Force
Frank Borman
William A. Anders
Michael Collins
Navy
Walter R. Schirra Jr
Donn F. Eisele
Walter R. Cunningham
Board of Review
Virgil J. Grissom
Edward H. White II
Roger B. Chaffee
FBI solves bank robbery then another heist follows in same bank
The FBI solved the March 3 robbery of the First Security State Bank in Salt Lake City. While agents arrested the suspect on Thursday a second man walked into the bank and robbed it again, escaping with more than $1,000.
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Salt Lake City
FBI
First Security State Bank
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