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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1959
Page
3
Middletown School System seeks substitutes as director Minnich says 35 certified substitutes exist and a list of about 20 more is desired. Greater need in kindergarten to third grade and high school. About 15 teachers are absent daily in a 529-teacher system. Interested persons contact Minnich at the school administrative offices.
Washington AP reports Tennessee Transmission Co. of Houston filed a proposed 26,590,138 annual wholesale natural gas rate increase with the Power Commission. The 10.1 percent rise would affect about 100 wholesale customers in 13 states, including Ohio.
Rambler introduces the 1960 Rambler Six and Rebel V-8 with shorter bodies up to four inches, same interior space, and a new three seat station wagon. horsepower remains 127 for Six and 200 for Rebel V-8 with economy boosts. optional packs raise to 138 and 215. new styling emphasizes slimmer pillars, increased glass, revised grille, and all welded single unit construction. Wilmer Motors displays Oct. 14 at 1901 Manchester Ave.
A half ton of experimental rocket propellant exploded at Hercules Powder Co in Kenvil New Jersey. Two men Vincent Preziosi and William K Brown were killed and five others injured. The blast flattened the mixing bunker and sent debris and mushroom clouds over the plant, about 40 miles from New York City. The plant has a long history of deadly explosions and is headquartered in Wilmington Delaware.
New York AP report says American radio programs to the Soviet Union travel without jamming after Khrushchev’s U S visit. Voice of America official William Strickler notes a big change with several wavelengths now often clear since September 15.
Cincinnati city employees union members approved a new one year contract granting an average 10 cent hourly pay increase for about 3000 workers. The old average pay was 2.35 dollars per hour. The deal excludes police and firefighters and still requires City Council approval.
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