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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1964
Page
2
Three Ohio State University professors report an unsalty ham and low sodium bacon developed for heart patients. In a Medical Society dinner, 200 doctors praised the ham as delicious and tender, while praising the simple, economical de salting process still under patent review.
Mrs. Austie S. Brown 69 dies at home in Franklin after 54 years in Middletown. Surviving daughters, grandchildren, and a Pythian service set. services Saturday at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home. Acknowledge burial at Middletown Cemetery. Rudicll, Pfeiffer, Krusyewski noted with services pending.
Everett John Rudicll aged 68 of 5263 Hamilton Trenton Road was pronounced dead on arrival at Middletown Hospital at 8 10 p m yesterday after several months of illness.
Yu Yu jen, 86, an early comrade of Sun Yat sen and president of the Control Yuan since 1930, died Tuesday in Formosa. Albert R. Hughes, 66, a Chicago investment pioneer and Lord Abbott partner, died Tuesday in New York. Dr. Arthur M. Murphy, 65, former St Mary College president in Leavenworth, died Tuesday after a long illness.
A 75-year-old man, Burt Smith, died in a fire that swept a small frame house east of Marietta Ohio. Authorities say he was likely lighting a gas stove when the blaze started and a blast occurred as neighbors reached the front door to help.
Fran Warren 38 tells newsmen after a New York criminal court hearing she waived a hearing awaiting grand jury action on charges of possessing illegal narcotics. Police found four ounces of marijuana in her New York apartment. She vows to prove innocence.
Mayor Gordon Reed announced that Mor village will start door to door mail delivery in March 1965 after a petition led to action. Sen Stephen Young and Sen Frank Laushe wired and mailed notices confirming the change, ending a period when residents picked up mail at the post office or relied on rural routes.
The Home Office announced Vas sily Ponarev a 39 year old Soviet employee of UNESCO in Paris has requested and been granted political asylum in Britain.
Hamilton driver Butchel Rogers 18 was traveling west when his convertible hit a wagon loaded with 90 bushels of corn. Two bushels landed on the cloth top and the rest spilled onto the highway. Tractor driver Raymond F. Kennedy 57 was uninjured.
Bank of Marin announces plans to open a new branch in Novato California and keeps staff prepared with lucky charms including a horseshoe rabbit foot four leaf clover and a good luck cat to ward off any bad luck Friday the 13th.
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