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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1967
Page
3
Carlisle meeting yields veto of Carmody’s bond issue motion after NADINE KIRKPATRICK reports the routine action by the Carlisle board.
John Hasselbach Jr. named general sales manager of The Philip Carey Mfg. Co. in Cincinnati, heading the field sales organization except for the Miami Carey and Western Divisions. He will oversee sales of roofing shingles, built up roofing, siding, pipeline felts, insulation and related products. Hasselbach previously held several Carey posts in Cleveland and Cincinnati.
Medical advertisement describes peristalsis as the digestive tract's muscle action. It claims Carter's Pills activate slowed lower tract muscles to relieve irregularity, promising temporary relief and a return to a smiling best. Millions of users reportedly rely on the product.
Army Private Ronald Lockman was sentenced by a general court martial to 30 months of hard labor for refusing orders to go to Vietnam. The verdict followed clashes between military police and antiwar demonstrators at Presidio, with seven demonstrators arrested outside the courtroom.
Sixty members of Brownie Scout Troop 804 from Wilson School toured the City Building yesterday afternoon. The group visited the traffic bureau record department juvenile and detective bureaus police radio room court and jail. Eighteen new second grade girls were invested last week and aligned with leaders Mrs. Richard Dietz and Mrs. Gerald Miller.
Shirley Black faces a San Mateo County special election to fill the Younger seat in Congress as voters choose among nine male rivals led by Paul McCloskey. Forecasts estimate 60 percent turnout across 575 polling places with a Dec. 12 runoff possible if no candidate clears 50 percent.
Cincinnati police report service station attendant Rodney D. Hummel, 26, was found dead near a gas pump at Tresler Comet station in Camp Washington. Investigators believe an attempted holdup occurred but no money was taken from the register. Autopsy planned. Hummel, married with one child, had recently worked for an insurance company and was trying extra income for Christmas. A man was seen fleeing toward stockyards, but a pursuing train search found nothing.
Police briefs note DON CARLOS aged 56 of 1025 Hughes St arrested for driving while intoxicated at Verity Parkway and Catalpa Drive. A 14 year old boy was arrested at Fashion Fair on N University Boulevard for shoplifting two pens worth 1.16. GORDON PIERATT 55 of 910 Crawford St reported 44 missing from his room yesterday.
Pfc Joseph Smith, 23, a draftee finishing a two year hitch, seeks discharge after an Army order error kept him stationed at home with his wife in Marysville California for 18 months. He was reassigned to the Presidio of San Francisco while the case is reviewed.
J. D. Sawyer of Middletown and president of the Ohio Association of Real Estate Boards reported from the National Association of Real Estate Boards convention that the mortgage market outlook is not as grim as feared. He cited favorable employment, spending and savings trends and noted younger and older buyers last year accounted for over 60 percent of home purchases, suggesting continued demand.
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