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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1966
Page
5
Edwin Leforte, head of the Destruction Committee, oversees two furnaces that burn worn-out paper money in a secure government basement. Daily losses run from 31 to 50 million, with $28 million destroyed Monday as part of removing faded bills from circulation.
A federal judge grants a permanent injunction preventing railroad firemen from striking to restore 18,000 jobs from an arbitration award. The AFL-CIO Brotherhood of Firemen and Enginemen say they will appeal as Union President H. E. Gilbert denounces the ruling as a violation of collective bargaining.
Townsend Township near Sandusky sent home 22 second graders after a 12 year old girl Juana Sanchez died from spinal meningitis. Health officials labeled it precautionary with no epidemic, urging rest and observation while the medicine takes effect.
Police cited William O Eck 64 of 607 Windsor Ave for failing to yield after his car collided with Leonard Blaine 26 of Hamilton at S Verity Parkway and Lafayette Avenue 525 p m Damage 900 Juanita Hunn of New Lebanon said brakes failed sending her car into Velma Caldwell 9324 Martz Paullin Road Franklin The Caldwell vehicle then hit Betty Jane Clark 47 of Wilmington at Breiel Boulevard and Central Avenue at 810 p m Damage 1 was 800
Wirtz told a Senate House subcommittee on private pension arrangements that many workers covered by private plans may never draw benefits. He cited portability gaps when workers change jobs and noted a rise in covered employees to 34 million by 1970 and 42 million by 1980. He reported 2.5 million currently receive benefits, rising to about 7 million by 1980, and discussed a possible portable pension system.
Official returns from Alabama show Mrs. Wallace winning the Democratic gubernatorial nomination with 54 percent of votes and a margin over all nine male opponents. James E. Folsom and Carl Elliott trailed, while Roy Mayhall prepares final canvass. Negro candidates face runoffs though no statewide victory. May 31 runoffs cited for state legislative or county posts following Voting Rights Act turnout.
About 500 hunters pursued wild turkeys from May 4 to 7 but only 12 birds were reported taken. Five were in Hocking County, two in Vinton and Washington, with the remaining in Pike, Ross and Scioto counties.
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