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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1967
Page
9
The description notes a stamp design twice the width of a 5 cent label with a vertical split for each segment. It states the stamps will be first issued on September 29 at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
A bomb discovered in room 4014 of the Sahara Hotel on the Las Vegas Strip led to the evacuation of thousands from the hotel and nearby Del Webb properties. The device, placed in a wooden box with four plastic pipes and black powder, was detonated accidentally when hotel staff removed it from the wall. One official said the note near the device indicated a larger threat may have existed.
Representatives of the Striking workers and employers meet in Columbus Ohio as talks resume on a construction strike with possible settlement plans and union demands under review by mediators.
Yesterday two men pleaded guilty before Common Pleas Judge Warra C Young. The cases were sent to the Adult Probation Department for pretrial investigation. One defendant was Albert Johnson Jr of 1218 Yankee Road.
Rescue crews resumed search for Bruce Estes an 11 year old from Moraine after a collision on a railroad trestle as an approaching train forced him from a bicycle authorities said the boy survived briefly before disappearing into the Great Miami River area.
Lawmakers return from weekend recess as the House Finance Committee hears Dr. John D. Millett on higher ed funding. A final vote on the state employee pay raise targets 10 percent July 1 then 5 percent yearly increases for many workers, with immediate hikes for nurses in critical areas and a minimum wage rise to reach the federal benchmark. Senate leaders back a bill allowing counties and cities to issue self retiring revenue bonds for industrial projects amid clouded court rulings and limited opposition.
A fragmented travelogue outlines Indiana spots from Brown County State Park near Nashville to Oldenburg and Cincinnati. It mentions scenic drives along Interstate 74 and U.S. 52 with notes on a friarian mother house and an academy, and hints at artist communities in Nashville.
Start in Cincinnati then south via I 78 to Sim Lexington to visit Walnut Hall Farm Lincoln Home and other sites along Newtown Pike and Route 55. Travel routes include I 264 US 42 and US 150 to the Ohio River banks and Big Bone Lick State Park for prehistoric animal remains and war engine relics.
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