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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1966
Page
8
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover denounces rising crime and mob violence describing a yoke of infamy worn by the United States. He condemns lawlessness delays in justice and the defense of criminals while urging firm action to uphold equal justice under law.
The U S government awarded a 235.8 million development and production contract to Boeing for an air to ground guided SRAM missile designed for mid range operations within 50 miles of enemy defenses. The deal covers 93.5 million in production and 142.3 million in development with operation planned by 1970. Aerospace Corp. of Dallas received a 19 million contract Monday for initial production of A7D attack aircraft.
In Toledo the stereotypers join the strike at Toledo Blade Publishing Co expanding the walkout to three of nine unions. About 1000 workers are out and both the Blade and Times editions have suspended publication. Circulation totals 211000 as negotiations continue. Four unions remain out without contracts.
In Mesa Arizona a thief broke in through a screen stealing guns a radio a record player and clothes. Ramon the 140 pound lioness attacked the intruder defending Michael Fairs home and police later leashed the animal. Fair says he plans to keep Ramon if she behaves while considering zoo placement.
The Middletown chapter of American War Mothers conducts its annual Forget-Me-Not sale Friday and Saturday to raise funds for hospital care in Dayton area. Members stock, sell and deliver flowers and other gifts at banks and post office while Y Teens sell Saturday. This 46th sale supports hospital patients, with Ohio cited fifth nationally in hospital work.
Cincinnati police returned to eight hour shifts after ten days of 12 hour overtime in a bid to catch a suspect tied to five rape strangulations. City Manager William C. Wichman cited officer exhaustion and noted overtime cost at $83,000 weekly following the October 20 murder of Rose Winstel, 81.
Donald E. Lukens Republican candidate in the 24th Congressional District proposed adopting a national skills survey to identify future job needs and where they will occur. He criticized the administration for lacking plans to project skills demand and urged cooperation with industrial leaders to prepare a skilled workforce.
In Cincinnati the wife of a University of Cincinnati student died Monday night in the YWCA swimming pool. Mrs David Brown 24 collapsed while wading across the pool after having heart surgery a year earlier.
The U S government will mail the first rent subsidy checks to help low income families in housing they cannot afford. Initial funds under a $12 million package and a later $20 million add on will finance about 15 000 to 20 000 units through nonprofit owned housing, with no payments to private landlords. Two projects are funded so far in Cleveland and Boston.
Superintendent Howard Cromwell announced at New Era Baptist Church that the new Middletown East High School will, upon completion in 1968, offer seven vocational fields including cosmetology dental assistant training commercial food service and preparation drafting auto body repair and retail sales education. This brings district wide vocational offerings to 14 with current programs at Middletown West High. Summer courses and adult night classes will be held at Middletown East High School.
A science note states lava at volcanic vents has a viscosity about 450 times that of castor oil, highlighting extreme flow resistance in eruptive Magma.
Washington report says widespread immunization could eradicate rubella measles in the United States by 1967. Dr. William H. Stewart notes 15 million children vaccinated since licensure, with several million more still susceptible. Dr H Bruce Dull outlines four steps: vaccinate at age one, school-entry immunization, report all cases, and epidemic control. A separate note mentions rubella vaccine experimental stage.
At 11 25 a.m. a radiator boiled over at 4469 Miller Road causing a fire. At 12 15 p.m. an auto fire at Nelbar Street and N Verity Parkway caused $150 damage. At 5 15 p.m. a fire in a clothes closet at 207 Curtis St in an apartment occupied by Frank Thienemann caused $5 damage to a garage.
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