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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1967
Page
9
Florida faces an unprecedented drought with the Peninsula unusually dry. Officials urge rain as residents lament the heat and dry conditions across the state during April.
Vital statistics list several newborns with parent names and addresses in Franklin. Glyenn Cunningham and spouse welcomed a girl on Saturday. Ben Dunn and spouse welcomed twins, a boy and a girl, yesterday. William Joseph Jewell and spouse, at 105 North Marshall Road, and William Evugene Breisford and spouse at 223 West Eighth, each welcomed a boy yesterday. Theodore Harsh and spouse at 9 Lorg Place reported a boy yesterday.
A string of names and addresses appears in a fragmented local list alongside two city ordinances. One ordinance authorizes a survey contract and emergency funding for a city survey, another amends financing to pay for equipment for the Department of Public Works.
Two local residents are identified in connection with a reported incident. Teddy L Beatty, 21, of Armro, and Jennifer P Engle, 18, of Ellen Drive, are named in the initial details released by authorities.
SWANTON Ohio AP report says a 47 percent pound bomb was found along the Ohio Turnpike near Patterson Air Force Base. Highway Patrol called a bomb squad from Wright Field to investigate the 499 pound device believed to be military in nature and not fused.
Cleveland AP report notes mills face an inventory correction with high steel stock early year. Finished goods leave plants as production rises. Labor and Midwest trucking woes disrupt output while scrap prices hold at 25 per ton. Raw steel demand falls. recovery tied to construction and Vietnam era demand.
A crash on Route near New Waterford in Columbiana County killed Linda Mae Bacon 19 of Rogers. Her car left the road, struck a guard rail, and she died at the scene according to the Ohio Highway Patrol.
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