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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 1967

Page

3

Monster Dragline Digging Machine To Strip Ohio Coal Field

In Cumberland Ohio a monster digging machine under assembly will be the world’s largest dragline. It costs 20.8 million dollars and uses 350 railroad cars to deliver parts. It will trench 35 years across a 100000 acre coal field spanning Noble Guernsey Muskingum and Morgan counties. It towers like a 32 story building and weighs 27 million pounds.

Cumberland, Ohio Noble Guernsey Muskingum Morgan Ohio Milwaukee Wis Bucyrus-Erie Co Philo Beverly

Damage Suit Filed In Road Death in Butler County

A Middletown woman seeks 861,448.31 in a damage suit filed in Butler County Common Pleas Court over the Nov. 12, 1965, death of her son Samuel A. Lato after a car driven by William Haug III of Pennsylvania went out of control near Oxford State Road and Yankee Road. Lato was a Miami University student and a passenger. the suit alleges Haug was drinking and driving 50 to 60 mph in a 35 mph zone and requests 85,000 for damages plus 1,448.31 for funeral expenses.

Hamilton Middletown Butler County Common Pleas Court Oxford State Yankee Roads Julia Lato Timber Trail Drive William Haug Rice Hill Road Wyncote Samuel A. Lato Miami University Haug Oxford State Road Yankee Road Lato

Nixon Tales Soundings In Ohio

Former vice president Richard M. Nixon made a brief stop in Columbus Ohio meeting with prominent Republicans including aides to Governor James A Rhodes as he conducted political soundings. Aides attended a dinner hosted by Preston Wolfe publisher of the Columbus Dispatch.

Columbus Ohio Richard M. Nixon James A. Rhodes South America Preston Wolfe The Columbus Dispatch GOP John Andrews Richard L. Krabach John

YMCA Bridge-O-Rama Ends Wednesday

The YMCA Bridge-O-Rama enters its third two week session and runs until November 15. It is a 30 week program with 34 couples playing contract bridge in homes, with two weeks for scheduling. Proceeds support YMCA youth activities. Top point winners in month one include Mr and Mrs Mel Dowden and Mr and Mrs Mike Robbins.

YMCA Mel Dowden Mike Robbins Pat Kennedy Ralph Parmenter Glenn Selby William Bergman al Shaffer Doug Clifton Leo Meyer Herschel Greenham

Fire incidents and a hospital call reported in Middletown

Yesterday entries note a hillside weed burn at Armco Park caused by children with matches on Manchester Road with no damage. A false alarm occurred at 17th Avenue and Vermont Street and again at Garden Avenue and Elm Street. Shery McQuillan, 18, of 2117 Sherman Ave, was hospitalized at Middletown Hospital for severe stomach pains after a complaint at 3200 Roosevelt Ave Rinks Department Store.

Armco Park Manchester Road 17Th Avenue Vermont Street Roosevelt Ave Rinks Shery McQuillan Sherman Ave Middletown Hospital Garden Avenue Elm Street

Rhodes plans cautious return to national ticket in 1968

The text notes Rhodes weighing a presidential bid and reserving judgment until late January. He vows not to campaign in states with favorite sons, including Ohio, and he is not expected to pursue a spot on the national ticket.

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