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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1966
Page
13
Steel Magazine notes a modest upturn in orders with delivery times lengthening by about a week versus a month earlier. Coated sheets and structural rails remain steady. auto industry inventories shape demand while production may hit a record 135 million tons if current rates hold.
The piece lists brokerage names and contact details for Middletown Securities and affiliated New York firms, alongside a market report showing livestock quotes. It notes weights and price ranges for hogs, sheep, and slaughter lambs, with steady demand across classes.
Hamilton Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer issued a temporary restraining order halting the expulsion of William Bowling of Fairfield from Lith. Street Baptist Church also known as Twin Rock Hills Baptist Church. Bowling says he and others were expelled after opposing keeping I D Riddick as pastor and were not given written notice or voting rights. He contends the vote to expel was not unanimous as required by by laws. The petition seeks to bar defendants Riddick and church trustees Velmar Lawson and Cecil Johnson from any church business meetings or altering by laws or constitution.
Fire breaks out on Monday at Webster Street Vine Avenue and again at 2500 N Verity Parkway with junk cars burning. A vote on a school district tax levy exceeding the ten mill limit is set for November 8 1966 in Trenton Local School District Butler County Ohio. Public hearing announced by Middletown City Commission on Qide Towne housing near University Boulevard. Civil case notice in Common Pleas Court of Butler County involves Mack Construction Co versus Bailey et al with sale of Lots 1039 and 1040. defendants to answer by December 3 1966.
Cincinnati cattle prices show steers and heifers steady to down 25 points with choice 1000 to 1050 lb at 25.00 to 26.00, good 900 to 1100 lb 22.75 to 24.50, cows and bulls 17.00 to 22.50, calves steady with high demand for high grades. Hogs firm for barrows and gilts up to 25 higher, sows 25 higher, boars 50 lower. No 123 barrows and gilts noted.
An analysis questions merger prospects between FMC Corp and a Louisiana based electronics firm linked to Lok Trak Inc. The piece warns investors to beware takeover rumors, notes regulatory scrutiny, and cites a 70 involuntary merger terminations this year through mid July while contrasting with safe insured bank deposits and high yield stock tips from E C A.
Ohio and southern Indiana prices for eggs after candling and grading show various size categories and grades for farm, packing plant, and retailer deliveries to Columbus and other major Ohio cities. Poultry prices on farms list fryer and hen supplies, while potato prices range from 2.65 to 7.75 per unit.
A federal judge's release of rackets figure Joey Naples will be considered Oct. 12 by the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati. Naples has been free since December 23, 1964, after a judge ruled his rights were violated in his conviction for receiving stolen property. The attorney general fired the assistant and appealed the order.
Goodrich Co engineers a spacesaver spare for 1967 cars that occupies half the trunk space of a conventional tire. The inflates from a portable bottle or air hose, folding sidewalls pop to full size. The reduced footprint could free space for an extra suitcase or reposition the spare under hood or in a fender area.
About 9,000 union employees began returning to General Electric plants in Schenectady New York and Pittsfield Massachusetts as government efforts to end a contract dispute continued. A Pentagon briefing was arranged with GE and union negotiators while eleven unions threatened a nationwide strike in two weeks if no agreement is reached.
State Sen. Frazier Reams Jr. renewed his charge that the Republican administration fails to promote road safety. He noted five consecutive weekends with more than 20 traffic fatalities and urged a nine point program for safer highways while addressing the Toledo Lucas County Safety Council.
The tornado that injured at least 20 and damaged numerous buildings in southeast Cleveland and nearby suburbs qualifies the area for SBA disaster aid. Owners of homes businesses churches and charitable institutions can apply for 3 percent loans at the SBA Cleveland office.
The Air Transport Association said last summer’s five major airlines lost 218 million dollars in passenger revenue. Revenue passenger miles fell 12 percent in July and August versus 1965. The Machinists’ Union strike lasted from July 8 to August 19.
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