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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1967
Page
14
A short King Features Syndicate item describes a daily fortune puzzle. It instructs players to count letters in their name, modify by rules to get a key number, then read letters from a rectangle in order to reveal a message.
Franklin city council granted a five percent raise for four full time firefighters and a twenty percent raise for volunteers retroactive to November 1. Fire Chief Dick Berger’s salary rises from 8000 to 8400 dollars. volunteers’ pay per fire increases to six dollars from five, plus 1.80 dollars per monthly two meetings. Vacation sick leave and uniform allowance also updated. In addition, council bought a landfill crawler tractor for 20955 dollars and a well pump for 3303 dollars for the Oxford Road well.
The owner of a plane hijacked at gunpoint to Havana says Cubans can have the aircraft if his two sons are returned. Pilot J W Raymond, 35, of Pompano Beach reported a passenger drew a gun Monday over South Florida.
Twenty five future secretaries at Middletown High School visited Office Outfitters to study modern office equipment and practices. A color slide show and tour of the furniture department preceded a brief talk on communication by Knight Goodman. Advisers are Mrs Day and Mrs Johnson.
Edward C. Speter, 62, Past Grand Patron of the Eastern Star of Ohio, collapsed and died of an apparent heart attack in his Pittsburgh office. He was general manager of labor relations for U.S. Steel Corp.'s wire operations.
Cincinnati livestock market summary shows cattle activity with steers and heifers fairly active and steady to slightly lower for cows, bulls higher. Slaughter steers 26.50 to 27.00 per hundredweight, heifers 24.75 to 26.00, cows 16.00 to 17.00, bulls 19.00 to 21.50, calves scarce with 38.00 to 40.00 for choice, hogs steady around 18.85 for 190 to 220 lb.
Roger E Spear advises a reader on gambling in stocks and comments that Hotel Corp of America has risen after hotel industry consolidations. He sees no new uranium stock as a sound low priced bet and cautions that commodity margin trading is for professionals with high risk of rapid losses.
Gains outnumbered losses by three to one at the opening. Trading was heavy. Leading issues advanced from fractions to a point or more. Opening prices: Gulf & Western up 1 percent at 51, Harvey Aluminum up 1 at 48, Northrup up 1.5 at 30, General Motors up 0.5 at PY, Uniroyal up 1 at 44. Monday's AP average of 60 stocks fell 3.4 to 37.3.
Prices paid to packing plants for eggs delivered to major Ohio cities include U S grades with minimum 50 case lots. Carton large A ranges 36 to 40 cents, medium A 32 to 36, small A 28 to 30. Retail deliveries show large A white 41 to 44, medium 37 to 38. Poultry prices at farms in Ohio and southern Indiana feature fryers 11 to 14 cents, hens heavier but few, light 3 to 4. Potatoes 2.85 to 5.00.
Evangelist Billy Graham will receive an honorary doctor of humane letters from Catholic Belmont Abbey College in Belmont North Carolina tonight He will speak at the convocation of the ecumenic institute for Protestant Catholic and Jewish clergymen that began at the college Monday Graham who lives in Montreal North Carolina is the campus guest for the program and ceremony
Dr. Richard R. Hasemeier recently returned from Indianapolis where he attended the Fourth Annual Workshop of the College of Chiropratic Roentgenologists. The event aimed to upgrade X-ray techniques and film interpretation with Hasemeier recognized for teaching Indiana X-ray class at a special banquet at Marott Hotel.
An Ohio Valley Riggers and Erectors employee William Hardy, 46, from Knoxville Tennessee, was in good condition at Middletown Hospital after a left foot injury at Project 600. He suffered multiple fractures to the toes when a steel column, lying on the ground, overturned onto his foot.
Butler County Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer was to enter Holmes Hospital in Cincinnati today for eye surgery. He is expected to be away from the bench about two weeks. Warren County Common Pleas Judge Warren C. Young of Lebanon will sit on the bench during his absence.
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