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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1966
Page
9
Democratic candidate James H Pelley urged giving farmers control of their farms and overhauling price supports to reduce retail food price burdens. He argued farm prices lag retail costs and called for legislation to cut red tape, with ongoing discussions among farmers and leaders.
Cambridge Harvard University announces a $240 rise in tuition for several schools bringing total tuition to $2,000.
Detroit AP report says two bandits bound porter William H. Johnson at a West Side cocktail lounge and looted four cases of whisky plus cash. They asked for the employer’s phone number and telephoned the bar a short time later to say the porter was tied.
Washington reports total unemployment fell to 2,521,000 in October the lowest in eight years while wholesale food and industrial prices drop the most in four years. Employment rose 500,000 to 74.7 million as skill shortages ease slightly though minorities and unskilled workers still face limited job access.
Dayton Ohio AP State Sen Charles W Whalen Jr says he logged his 1000th mile on his door to door drive for Congress in Ohio 3rd District He reports reaching 250 of the district 380 precincts since last June indicating ongoing campaign activity.
U.S. medical teams with red berets operate across South Vietnam under the AID program delivering vaccines and care to remote hamlets. The pacification plan aims to expand a 44 bed hospital support and MEDCAP efforts in Da Nang and Chu Lai as Maj. Gen. James Humphrey leads the mission on loan from AID.
A U S Marines dedicated a medical dispensary near Chu Lai in memory of war correspondent Dicky Cahapelle. Cahapelle, 47, was fatally wounded Nov 4 by a Viet Cong mine while with a Marine patrol, dying en route to a field hospital. About 400 Vietnamese civilians and militiamen joined Marines and reporters at the ceremony.
A 35 year old attorney with 12 years in state and local government status, now in a second Ohio legislative term. Noted as Outstanding Legislator for Army service 1954–56 in US and Japan, served as Military Justice Instructor and Army lawyer. Details include liaison roles in Yokohama, Japan, and a broad civic record in Middletown Butler County. Named among Outstanding Young Men in America.
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