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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1969
Page
14
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Local channels offer a vibrant slate starting 7:30. Andy Williams hosts guests The Smothers Brothers Judy Collins the Osmond Brothers and Gary Puckett and the Union Gap. Jackie Gleason features The Kramdens and Nortons in San Francisco. Marcus Welby M D examines the blind. Adam 12 follows a tense shift awaiting hospital news. My Three Sons explores divergent wedding plans. Hollywood Palace stars Roy Rogers Dale Evans Minnie Pearl Roy Clark and the Everly Brothers. Petticoat Junction offers a musical disturbance. Mannix hires on a case involving a secretary. Night Gallery presents Joan Crawford in three stories. The Wolf Man with Lon Chaney Jr. and Champion starring Kirk Douglas appear on late listings.
Cape Town AP reports construction worker William Petrus, 18, slid into a 14 floor elevator shaft, dropping about 140 feet. He survived without broken bones aided by a colleague who slowed his descent on the second floor.
Cleveland police search for two teenage passengers in the fatal shooting of 62 year old Yellow Cab driver Stanley L. Green on East 120th Street near Beulah Avenue. Green died after three shots fired in the back. the cab veered into a parked car and the youths fled. An empty open cashbox lay beside the body.
Republican lawmakers inch toward impeachment moves against Justice William C. Douglas with House support and Ford's cautious stance. Party leaders say separate Haynsworth confirmation should not deter Douglas scrutiny, linking the issue to Haynsworth's fate and Birch Bayh standards.
Washington AP The United States posted a seasonally adjusted 70.6 million employed in October, with unemployment dropping to 3.9 percent as total jobless fell about 119000. Average work week overtime and pay slipped, signaling possible later economic slowdown.
A ceramic engineer warns enzyme bearing pre soak powders can dissolve enamel on home washers shortening life expectancy. Currie of Louisville says life could drop from 10 years to 1.6 years with overnight soaking and 20 to 40 percent with half hour soaking. Tests on three leading pre soaks show manufacturers reevaluating formulas and introducing enamel resistant finishes for new machines.
Police in Durban suspect foul play after a 36 year old nurse was found naked and unconscious in a blood spattered apartment. The nurse claimed one of her five cats tried to exit and when she grabbed it she tripped and struck her head on the kitchen stove.
In Atlanta a growing trend sees lingerie wearing models serving and modeling during lunch at the Follies Buffet and similar venues. Diners, including middle aged businessmen, watch the show as $250 weekly minimums and tips augment salaries. The gig, described as highly profitable, features staged lingerie displays during daytime dining.
The mother of 18‑month‑old Eric Lopez, Elba Cruz Lopez, 28, returned to claim the boy’s body and was charged with abandonment. Police said the child had cycled through several homes in North Philadelphia before being taken in by Mr. and Mrs. Reese, who hoped to adopt him. An autopsy failed to determine his cause of death.
John J. Dyment, 36, a partner in Arthur Young and an Air Force contractor on weapons procurement, was dismissed after questions about ties to Lockheed and the C5A program. Senator Proxmire labeled the move a shocking conflict of interest amid cost overruns scrutiny.
The Liberty Bell was rung to signify U S independence for the first time on July 8 1776 in Philadelphia marking a historic event.
A government white paper reports 1,160 deaths from 53,000 fires in Japan last year. Ninety three percent of fatalities were blamed on careless cigarette use bonfires and stoves.
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