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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1969
Page
5
In Karlsruhe Germany Dr Helmut Penzholz from Heidelberg reports successful removal of one cerebral half to treat a brain tumor causing epileptic attacks. The tumor was frozen off with liquid nitrogen by cryosurgery and the patient recovered. The tumor was not malignant but required surgery.
Vandals released about 3000 hamsters at the Bio-Research Institute in Cambridge Monday, destroying years of medical research. A spokesman said most can be recaptured but matching them to records and their ancestry is impossible. Hamsters will be destroyed and a fresh start will be needed to continue the work. The institute is grant supported.
The passage muses on footwear care and the difference between selling shoes and fitting them. It compares perceptions of role importance in maternity care and cautions against exaggerating doctor involvement. It notes the chaos possible if nonprofessionals handled essential duties and contrasts casual shoe selling with skilled fitting.
The second Vatican Council bishops synod opened with focus on collegiality as Pope Paul VI seeks to limit controversial topics. Some liberals push for broader discussion while conservatives defend papal authority. A new Commission for Controversy screens topics, headed by Pericle Cardinal Felici. Meanwhile dissident priests hold a counter synod in Rome seeking radical reforms and claim papal outreach.
Butler County deputies report three thefts totaling about 600 dollars. Cars owned by Carl A. Roth and Dan McIntire lose tires wheels and a battery while Marjorie Clapper’s home is ransacked for radios and coins.
A North Canton man, Eugene Piercy aged 48, was killed when a steel beam contacted a power line at an Akron apartment construction site. Fellow worker Madison Morris Jr., 42, of Akron, was treated for shock at Akron General Hospital.
AP report details 15,236,000 fish killed last year by municipal sewage and industrial waste across 42 states. Two thirds were commercial fish with 9 percent sport fish as authorities warn of disease and safety risks linked to pollution. Large losses cited in Allegheny River refinery overflow and Dog River Mobile area.
Defense Department reports two Ohioans killed in action in Vietnam Air Force Lt William Unckrich of Galion and Army Pfc James Biehl of Cleveland listed dead from hostile causes Navy technician 3 C Michael Bowman of Warren died of nonhostile causes. Separate bid notice for two 66 passenger school buses in Madison Local School District Middletown Ohio.
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