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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1968
Page
3
The Baptist Tabernacle in Louisville displays a bulletin sign quoting The Christian who tugs on the oars hasn't time to rock the boat, reflecting a nautical metaphor for steady effort in faith. The note appears in AP supplied local coverage.
Jackie Kennedy Onassis arrives in New York from London for the first time since her wedding. She is smiled and quiet as she lands while Aristotle Onassis remains abroad tending to business. The piece notes the upcoming fifth anniversary of President Kennedy's assassination and milestones for John F Kennedy Jr and Caroline.
NCR workers in Dayton, Ohio strike after misread union bulletin. About 10 000 picket lines form as the NCR Employes Independent Union sanctions the walkout amid ongoing contract talks that have stretched over a year. Continuous negotiations and a National Labor Relations Board election previously delayed progress.
Armco announces three promotions at Middletown Works and the Hamilton blast furnaces. John H. King Jr becomes assistant superintendent of the blast furnace department at Middletown. William S. Kukuk is named turn foreman slab mill in the maintenance department. Joseph G. Weist is advanced to foreman slab mill in the maintenance division. King, Kukuk, and Weist have prior Armco service dating back to the early 1960s and 1950s with engineering and maintenance backgrounds.
In Cincinnati AP report, three federal suits allege a November 26 1966 General Electric plant explosion caused two deaths Leroy Brown and Jesse Walden and severe injuries to William D. Cierley. Plaintiffs seek 376,227 411,796 and 150,000 dollars respectively against the U S government.
Sunday's door to door march for muscular dystrophy raised 3493.20 dollars, the largest single day total for the MD drive. Webster Newton of Butler County credits area volunteers and sponsors for the record collection.
Katmandu officials announce cash rewards for the person who destroys the most files over the summer. First prize is $390.
Newton praised district leaders and marchers for their work in making the effort a success, highlighting sustained civic engagement and local cooperation.
Seven Middletown Area Young Republicans spent the weekend removing campaign signs along roads in Lemon and Madison townships. Volunteers included Carol Banks, Dick Dempster, Paula Hudson, Jerry Lapham, Dick Noe, Jerry Scott, and David Stitt. They cited finding signs from a May primary sheriff candidate and a 1967 Madison Township Clerk candidate as examples. The effort closes their campaign projects each election year.
Hamilton Deanery Catholic Council of 26 parishes will meet at St Ann Church tomorrow at 8 pm. Msgr Basil Haneberg moderates and new officers will be installed including co presidents Mr and Mrs James Ryan William Bendel Wade Fisher and Mrs Nola Fagaly. A group of scientists supports the theory that Africa and South America were once joined.
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