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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1972
Page
20
Cincinnati livestock market shows varied cattle edits with slaughter steers and heifers mostly active. Prices range with high choice and good grades, cows and bulls steady, vealers steady with prime and good weights. Hogs at 22.50 to 23.50 for barrows and gilts. boars omitted.
New York markets opened up for the fourth straight session with the Dow Jones industrial average at 971.25, its highest close since December 1968. The NYSE volume slipped to 15.73 million shares while the overall market saw modest advances over declines and the AMEX index rose to 335.3.
The House weighs updating or abolishing the 22 year old Subversive Activities Control Board after Nixon reordered its role. Constitutional questions divide the Internal Security Committee as the agency once listed subversive groups and is now debated for a renamed internal security board. Rep. John M. Ashbrook leads the administration measure.
A 29 year old Rosmayne Ohio man Ray Sears rescued 14 year old Terry Sturgill Loveland from a pond at 101 Sweigert Road. Sears pulled the unconscious youth from the water and revived him with artificial respiration. The family picnic was underway when the incident occurred at the Lloyd Books residence.
Arthur H. Bremer, 21, of Milwaukee, pleaded innocent to six counts each for four shooting victims at a Wallace campaign rally in Laurel Maryland. He was ordered held under guard at Prince Georges County Circuit Court after being arraigned. Wallace remains hospitalized in Silver Spring as doctors report slow improvement.
At 10 37 p m emergency crews moved Herman Moultrie of 413 Cribbs Ave to Mid Middletown Hospital by ambulance after a reported illness at Main Street and Cribbs Avenue. He was treated and released.
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