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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1968

Page

13

Talks to Resume Between City and Police Firemen

Negotiations between Middletown city officials and police and firemen will resume tomorrow at 10 am. The talks will cover working conditions only as the hourly-paid city employees union holds a two-year wage pact. The new mediation ordinance approved in November will not take effect this year, with mediation planned for 1970 wages.

Middletown Griff Roberts Roberts Tilmon Ellison Ellison Jack Bates Charles Walker

Ohio House leaders face contested speaker pro tem race

In Columbus a Republican caucus may choose the speaker pro tem amid talk of multiple candidates. Barry Levey, a Middletown lawyer in his fourth term, will decide tomorrow whether to run. Others named include Gordon M. Scherer, Keith McNamara, Walter White, Howard Knight, Corwin Nixon, and Charles F. Kurfess seeks the speaker post again.

Columbus Barry Levey Middletown The Journal Gordon M. Scherer Cincinnati Keith McNamara Walter White Lima Howard Knight Rising Sun Corwin Nixon Lebanon Nixon Charles F. Kurfess Perrysburg McNamara White Scherer Charles E. Fry Springfield Robert Levitt Canton House

Airspace Around Nixon Home Declared Off Limits

FAA and Secret Service restrict air traffic within a two mile circle around Key Biscayne Elementary School near the Nixon residence. Flights below 1000 feet require explicit permission. low level aerial photos denied. Democrats caucus December 2 to choose minority leadership and aides amid GOP control of the House.

Miami Fla Key Biscayne Richard M. Nixon Secret Service Federal Aviation Administration J. M. Frazier FAA Associated Press Nixons Frazier

Wiring Started Fatal Fire in Middletown Home

Fire Chief announces defective wiring caused a November 11 blaze on St. Main Street killing two children, Jno Allen Jr. and Theresa, 4, as authorities dispute whether the kitchen or a utility room was the origin. An improperly connected air conditioner was noted but not blamed.

Middletown St. Main Street Charles Hansel Hansel Jao Allen Toni Jno Jr Theresa

Nobel Prizes Banned in Germany Under Nazi Regime 1937

The Nazi regime in Germany prohibited Nobel Prize awards in 1937. The move targeted international recognition and aligned with broader anti semitic and nationalist policies.

Germany Nazi Party

Four Teens Die in Preble County Car Crash

Four boys from Middletown area schools were traveling home after a hockey outing when their southbound car collided with another on Route 122 near the Preble Butler county line. Larry P. Sorrell, 16, was killed. Tom Tyree, 12, and David Allen Swain, 17, were hospitalized in critical condition. Ricky Nickell, 55, escaped with rib fractures and contusions. Sorrell died at hospital after removal from the wreck. Funeral services are planned for Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home with burial in Woodsde Cemetery.

Gratis Middletown Preble Butler County Preble County Larry P. Sorrell Paul Sorrell Columbia Ave Roosevelt Junior High School Middletown Hospital Tom Tyree Erie Ave David Allen Swain Vannest Ave Mike Coburn Batsey Ricky Nickell Auburn St Swain Middletown High School Nickell Jan Spitler Young Sorrell Joseph R. Baker & Sons Henry Howard Woods de Elaine Terry Timmy Jimmy Carl Benton Comney Elmer Sorrell

Recount Shows Madison Bond Defeat Narrowly Stand

A recount of the Nov. 5 general election in the Madison Local School District confirms the $465,900 high school building bond remained defeated and the margin widened slightly from 900 913 to 894 919. School officials plan a February or March special election after Thursday board meeting set date.

Madison Butler County Board of Elections Darrell Root Board of Education Board of Election Root

Warren County Approved for Food Stamp Program

Warren County joins Butler and Montgomery as one of three southwestern Ohio counties approved for the federal food stamp expansion. The program will cover 235 new areas in 31 states benefiting about 280000 people with coupons usable like cash at authorized stores. opening date to be announced by the agriculture department.

Warren County Ohio U. S S. Department of Agriculture Agriculture Orville Freeman Butler Montgomery Agriculture Department

Police Sgt Russell Dwyer to speak at mother daughter banquet

Sgt Russell Dwyer of Middletown Division of Police will address four local Future Secretaries Association chapters at the mother daughter banquet on November 26. The event at Sports Bowl begins 6 30 p.m with a talk titled How to Defend Yourself. Madison High joins Franklin Lemon Monroe and Middletown High as newest chapter. A joint meeting is planned for December 15 at Holiday House. Mrs Evelyn Day coordinates education committee affairs for the Middletown Chapter.

Russell Dwyer Middletown National Secretaries Association

Fire damages Hetzler Road home. six homeless

A Madison Township fire damaged a home at 7190 Hetzler Road starting from an oil furnace at 5:25 p.m. Eleven volunteers fought the blaze, confining it to a bedroom and utility room. The Hill family, aged two to thirteen and a baby, lost clothing and furnishings. Red Cross shelter aid was arranged.

Red Cross Jesse J. Hill Hetzler Madison Township Nelson Meredith Nelson Hill

Runaway Boy Traverses Europe to Reach California

Zoltan Katinszky, 15, ran away from an East German school with three friends on Oct 23. Their voyage spanned Europe and Asia as a jet bound for New York diverted to Hong Kong where officials found him. He eventually returned home to La Cañada after three weeks abroad.

Canada Calif Zoltan Katinszky Los Angeles Europe Orient Zoltan East Nuernberg West Germany Sicily New York California Hong Kong

Verity Trophy Finalized After Heartbeat Campaign Review

The civic group reviews the Project Heartbeat effort at a fourth report meeting led by William Verity at the Manchester Motor Inn. The goal is 675000 dollars with 525169.72 raised so far, 78 percent. Divisions include retail and service, professional, industrial, neighborhood and government. the trophy will be awarded at the November 27 luncheon.

Verity Heartbeat Civic Association Manchester Motor Inn William Verity Chester Hodges

25 Hour Signal Free Stretch Links Philadelphia to North Platte

Interstate segments recently opened allow a nonstop 25 hour drive from Philadelphia to North Platte Nebraska. It represents the longest completed section of the nation’s superhighway system.

Philadelphia North Platte Neb

Xavier President To Speak At Ecumenical Thanksgiving

The Very Rev. Paul L. O Connor president and rector of Xavier University will address the second annual ecumenical Thanksgiving service at Middletown High School auditorium on November 26. Sponsored by the Middletown Inter Faith Council the event unites Protestant Roman Catholic Greek Orthodox and Jewish clergy and laity for meditation and prayers of thanks. A choir from Middletown churches directed by Clement Burton will provide music. O Connor serves on Ohio boards of education facilities and research groups.

Paul L. O'Connor Xavier University Middletown High School Middletown Inter-Faith Council Sylvester Huser St. Mary's Catholic Church Middletown Clement Burton Father O'Connor Higher Education Facilities Advisory Committee Ohio Board of Regents Ohio Research and Development Foundation

Four More Parking Meters Recovered in Middletown Theft

Middletown detectives said they recovered four additional parking meters from a total of 74 stolen since October. The meters were found after questioning a juvenile who was not involved in the thefts. The stolen meters valued at 5500 dollars plus the change each held, with two meters recovered about two weeks earlier. Detectives would not comment on possible arrests.

Middletown

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