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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1969

Page

13

Four Million Manhours Goal Prompts Safety Chorus

Armco Steel Corp Middleton Works marks 3,000,000 plus manhours without a lost time accident, the seventh such milestone in Middletown Works history. The whistle will sound thrice daily for each million hours and reach four million when the next toot occurs, aiming to top the 1966 high of 4,353,522.

Middleton Armco Steel Corp Middletown Jim Townsley Townsley Safety Department

Cub Course Slated For Den Leaders At Epworth Hall

A training course for cub masters and den mothers will be held tomorrow at 7 p.m. in Epworth Hall at the First Methodist Church under the leadership of William Garritson.

Epworth Hall First Methodist Church William Garritson

Lawmakers push for resumed bombing of North Vietnam

In Congress a Lukens Steiger letter urges immediate escalation to bomb North Vietnam including Red River dikes and infiltrate South Vietnamese Rangers to pursue Viet Cong tactics. About 60,000 troops withdrawn. Nixon seeks phased withdrawal amid protests.

America North Vietnam Red River Southeast Asia Nixon Lukens Steiger John Ashbrook Sam Devine Ohio Congress House U.S Vietnam Charles Goodell R-N.y

License Fees Will Set New Ohio Record

Ohio’s license revenues and motor vehicle registrations are on track to break records in the year ending Feb. 28. State Auditor Roger Cloud reported that revenues through Sept. 30 topped 104.2 million dollars and registrations reached 6,195,214, up 4.7 million and 428,447 respectively from the previous year.

Columbus, Ohio Ohio Roger Cloud Cloud

State Witness Calls for Tingler's Imprisonment

Phyllis Crow the state's star witness in the Richard Tingler murder trial testified she does not want to forget the Oct 20 events until he is put away She was the lone survivor among three attacked in a dairy store and was one of 11 witnesses Monday Tingler faces first degree murder charges in the slayings of Susan Pack 18 and James Stevens 14 who worked at the store with Crow.

Columbus, Ohio Phyllis Crow Richard Tingler

Buyers Jam Buffalo Auction In Missoula Montana

Several hundred buyers and spectators attended a buffalo auction in Missoula. The 78 head brought $28,640 with 40 cows averaging $419, 25 calves $273 and 13 bulls $389. Most animals go to slaughter, while some are purchased by buffalo ranch operators nationwide. The animals were from Bob Schall’s herd near Arlee in western Montana.

Missoula Mont

Franklin Halloween Parade Approved with Beggars Night Hours

The Franklin council set the Halloween Parade for Thursday night October 30 and Beggars Night from 5 to 7 pm on the 29th. Jack Swyers of the Retail Merchants Association requested 7:30 pm parade with costume judging at 2:30 pm. Mrs Betty Wells city clerk noted working mothers need time after school to prepare children. Councilman Woody Deal said Beggars Night hours are advisory and parental cooperation matters most.

Franklin Jack Swyers Retail Merchants Association Betty Wells Woody Deal

Losses Mount in Local Home Thefts Across County

Middletown police and Butler County sheriff reports estimate about 7500 dollars in loot taken yesterday and today from homes and businesses. Victims include Dr. William D. Patton at 915 South Main Street and Kip's Club 21 at 510 Oxford State Road with thefts ranging from office equipment to cash and antiques. Investigations focus on weekend break‑ins and window pries with a variety of items recovered missing.

Middletown Butler County Sheriff's Office William D. Patton S. Main St Colin Hardware N. Broad St Jtique William McDaniel Parkamo Ave Hamilton McDaniel Kip Oxford State Road Francis Rumpler Main St Somerville

Funeral set for Mrs. Fanny Wood after fatal crash

Mrs. Fanny Wood 38 of Lebanon Rd 2 Red Lion dies after head on collision on Ohio 122 near Hart Road. Funeral 1 pm Thursday at Oswald Funeral Home Lebanon with visitation Wednesday 4 to 9 pm. Driver of other car Danny Arnold 18 of Sharon Drive Lebanon in fair condition after surgery. Deputies expect charges to be filed.

Fanny Wood Lebanon Rt. 2 Red Lion Oswald Funeral Home Sharon Drive Warren County Sheriff's Deputies Arnold

Monoxide Death Suspected in Waynesville Man

Bryan Fox 25 of Cook Jones Road Waynesville Rt 1 was found dead in his car Sunday afternoon at the Muriel Avenue Brownleigh Road intersection in Kettering. Police suspect carbon monoxide poisoning. autopsy results pending. He is survived by parents Roy and (mrs) Fox a brother and sister. Funeral set for tomorrow at Stubbs Funeral Home with visitation today.

PCF Foams Co Columbia Ave University Blvd Walter Goildner Cincinnati Bryan Fox Cook Jones Road Waynesville Rt. 1 Kettering Muriel Avenue Brownleigh Road Montgomery County Coroner's Office Fox Roy Fox David Lorna Stubbs Funeral Home Stoopa

Pollution Killer Of Our Future

Oceanologist John McLaughlin, head of Biological Sciences, warns at Miami University Middletown that pollution endangers oceans and forests. He cites oil pollution killing bird species and a $389 million fish industry at risk, urging immediate action for future generations.

Fred Sennet John McLaughlin Department of Biological Sciences McLaughlin Middletown Miami University Danforth

NASA Opens Facility In Sandusky Space Power Plant and Propulsion Facility debut

NASA opened the 28.4 million Space Power Facility at Plum Brook Station and the 11.5 million Spacecraft Propulsion Research Facility in Sandusky Ohio to support research, development and validation of space propulsion systems. McLaughlin warned pollution affects everyone and stressed cross industry efforts and continued environmental research.

Sandusky, Ohio National Aeronautics and Space Administration Plum Brook Station

County Commission seeks new clerk as interviews continue

Butler County commissioners, led by President William Denham, continue interviews for the clerk of the board position after Chester S. Raynak resigns to enter real estate. Eight candidates interviewed. two more slated for Thursday. Edwin Pyle Jr requests 3050 to fund another training class for mentally retarded youths. The board serves 135 current trainees. potential eligible county residents exceed 900.

SOL Pyle Hamilton Middletown Denham Cale Logsdon Donald S. Bacon

Fire Report at 1719 Manchester Ave Involving Samantha Tryon

A Middletown Hospital treated and released 60 year old Samantha Tryon after a fall at 1719 Manchester Ave yesterday at 6 48 p.m. She sustained a head cut and received on site care before discharge.

Manchester Ave Samantha Tryon Middletown Hospital

Spain Adds Service Stations Surge to 1900 Over Decade

In Seville Spain analysts note a decade of growth from 302 service stations to 1900 as Spain expands fuel retail network across regions. The trend reflects increased mobility and consumer demand driving infrastructure investment.

Sevile Spain

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