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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1965
Page
3
Ana Maria Faralane, 15, survives with her father after the El Cobre disaster in Chile. The quake toppled homes, toppled the copper refinery dam, and buried the village of about 400 under mud and rock. Only about eight people were known to survive.
Police report a car stolen from a garage at 2 a.m. by an unknown person was found damaged after a joy ride. Mrs James Sawyer of 16 Alameda Circle said the vehicle struck a center post in her garage upon return, with about $200 in damage.
Dr. Gordon S. Seagrave, known as the Burma surgeon, died at 68 in Namkham Burma and will be buried at the hill hospital he built. His death ends 135 years of the family service in Burma as villagers mourned and his sons and wife await details in Baltimore.
Vice President Humphrey visited the home of Viola Gregg Liuzzo the mother of five who was killed on a Alabama highway. Flowers and money from ordinary people poured in as dignitaries expressed condolences and Liuzzo's family prepared for a private funeral.
Mrs. Gerry Hart of WPFB will address the Civitan Club tomorrow at noon at the Manchester Motor Inn speaking on Mike is a Woman. Charles Reeder, organist, and Kenneth Duff, the program chairman, are part of the Civitan activities.
Scouts plan the Rama show at the National Guard Armory April 9 10 with 57 units and the Order of the Arrow entered. Entries must reach the Boy Scout office at the Civic Building by 5 p.m. Tuesday for space assignments and program printing.
The United States saw its inaugural stock exchange meeting in New York on May 17 1792. This early gathering marked the start of organized stock trading in the country.
Ohio counties split on state footing for special statewide election costs. Officials in at least 38 counties favor state pay for extra expenses, with 39 responses to a Fair Apportionment Committee questionnaire. The issue ties to a May 4 primary and a constitutional reapportionment proposal. The secretary of state estimates the extra costs at about 1.2 million dollars.
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