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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1960

Page

3

Vote Device Debate Faces Hamilton County Elections

Hamilton Countians demand reliable voting systems after a recount raises questions about errors in county commission and common pleas court votes. Four party leaders weigh machines costs, storage, and feasibility while considering a county referendum for funding and a possible precinct consolidation.

Cincinnati Hamilton County County Board of Elections Hamilton County Commission Common Pleas Court Bench

Deaf man perfects smallest hearing aid in Cincinnati

Special reports a midget hearing aid perfected by a nearly ten year hard of hearing man. The device is transistorized with no cords, ear level reception, and low battery cost. It weighs about a quarter ounce and is about the size of a sewing thimble. Write Evelyn K. Wilkins in Hamilton Ohio or call Twinbrook 5-5862.

Cincinnati Ohio Evelyn K. Wilkins Rentschler Hamilton Twinbrook

Civitan Meeting Set At Verity Hall

Members of the Civitan Club will meet tomorrow at Verity Hall at noon replacing the Manchester Hotel. Miss Ann Middlemiss, director of the school of nursing, will discuss a new program allowing students to earn college credit for nursing training.

Civitan Club Verity Hall Manchester Hotel Ann Middlemiss School of Nursing

Mental Patient Suspect In New York Bombings

A fugitive from a mental institution, Walter Long, 29, was sent to Belle Vue Hospital for observation after police questioned him in the New York bombings. Detectives say he admitted stealing explosives and being near all blasts except one, amid 1 killed and 59 injured across five attacks, four on Sundays and one on Columbus Day. Long escaped Manhattan State Hospital July 5 and worked as a construction laborer and powder shack watchman, later arrested on a Port Richmond construction project in Staten Island. Police, numbering over 600, traced him through union explosive-handling records. he walked into headquarters Saturday claiming he was being followed. The subway blast killed a young girl and injured 18 others. Long is married but separated, father of a 2-year-old son.

Walter Long New York Bellevue Hospital Long Manhattan State Hospital Port Richmond Staten Island

Industrial Leader Dies

LEWISTON Idaho AP Rob ert E Bundy 55 president of Potlatch Forests Inc who started as a newsprint mill laborer died of a heart attack Saturday night He led PFI to expand acquiring Bradley and Woods lumber companies in Arkansas and promoted products such as curtains plates and milk containers His widow Margaret survives a son and daughter Memorial services are planned here Tuesday

Lewiston Idaho Robert E. Bundy Potlatch Forests Inc Potlatch Forests San Francisco Fiberboard Paper Products Inc Bundy PFI Bradley and Woods Lumber Companies Arkansas Margaret

Kennedy Keeps Busy Filling Posts

President-elect John F Kennedy advances the search for top administration roles. Press secretary Pierre Salinger promises a hard news announcement soon, with cabinet picks not expected before next week. Kennedy also plans January leadership of government and met with Lyndon Johnson and Robert Kennedy during the weekend.

Marvin L. Arrowsmith Washington John F. Kennedy Kennedy Pierre Salinger Salinger

Science shrinks piles without surgery claims

New York report announces a healing substance called Bio-Dyne now available as Preparation H in suppository or ointment form. It reportedly shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain with repeated cases showing actual shrinkage. Patients claim piles cease to be a problem, with a money back guarantee.

New York, N. Y Specter

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