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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1978

Page

7

Wild Kingdom Movie and Classic TV Schedule Highlights

A dense curation of films and TV programs listed with diverse titles and stars from 1950s to 1970s. Entries include Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis in Money From Home, Calamity Jane and Sam Bass, Sherlock Holmes and the Spider Woman, Tarzan and the Jungle Boy, and The Blob with Steve McQueen, plus a broad lineup of news, sports and variety shows across multiple channels and time slots.

Wild Kingdom Dean Martin Jerry Lewis Courthouse Square Dennis Weaver Vera Miles Calamity Jane Sam Bass Yvonne de Carlo Howard Duff Marcus Welby M.D. Ad Peter Lorre Elien Widmann Berlin Underworld Tarzan Mike Henry Rater Johnson Sherlock Holmes Bas Rathbone Nigel Bruce

Gertrude Harper Installed Midleton Toastmasters President

Gertrude Harper was installed as president of the Middletown Toastmasters last night at the United Way building. Officers installed include Al Burton educational vice president Jerry White administrative vice president and Diana Engyel secretary treasurer. Billy Jackson from Cincinnati will attend the next meeting on Oct 26 when new members and guests will be welcomed. A large crock of soup and appetizers were set out in the living room for the holiday party.

Gertrude Harper Middletown United Way al Burton Jerry White Diana Engyel Govenor Cincinnati Billy Jackson

Evening TV blackouts reveal doctor tied to plots on three networks

Report of brief televised summaries aired after power restored in Topeka as NBC CBS and ABC shows wrapped. Hawaii Five Oh featured brainwashing and a foil of a plot at the airport while Quincy traced a driver death to the race track doctor who loved the victim’s wife. Soap captured wedding proposals and a dangerous operation plot.

New York Chicago Topeka Kan Ktsb-Tv NBC Quincy CBS ABC Danny Williams Steve McGarrett Williams McGarrett Jodie Carol Jessica Chester Tim Flotsky Danny

Space ban pact announced by US USSR and UK in 1963

The United States the Soviet Union and the United Kingdom announced an agreement in 1963 to ban nuclear weapons from space. The accord aimed to curb weaponization of space and reduce Cold War tensions among the three nations.

United States U.S.S.R United Kingdom

Portsmouth businessmen offer funds to boost ferry service

In Portsmouth Ohio business leaders propose a 3500 dollar contribution to the Kentucky government to improve Ohio River transport while the U S Grant Bridge is closed. The ferry operation, started after the bridge closure, is criticized for inefficiency and service problems for Portsmouth residents and South Shore Kentucky.

Portsmouth, Ohio Kentucky Ohio River U.S. Grant Portsmouth Ohio South Shore Trians Kentucky Department of Transportation Kentucky Transportation Department Richard Flowers Portsmouth Retail Merchants Association Flowers Flower Northern U.S. Grant Bridge

Hopkins House donation brightens Sunbury landmark future

The 1864 Hopkins House, listed on the National Register, has been donated to Sunbury Community Library. Once a tavern and later a hotel, it may house historical books or offices as space grows. The transfer comes from Sunbury native Harold McMillan, reviving a historic link to Sunbury founders the Myers brothers and former mayor Samuel Hopkins.

Sunbury Ohio Hopkins Sunbury Community Library Rachel Edwards Lawrence William Myers Myers Brothers Samuel Hopkins Harold McMillan

Women’s Day at Shiloh Tabernacle Held Tomorrow

The monthly Women’s Day at Shiloh Holiness Tabernacle 510 18th Ave begins tomorrow at 3 30 p m Evangelist Evaliner Browning of Evening Star Missionary Baptist Church is the guest speaker.

Shiloh Holiness Tabernacle 18Th Ave Evaliner Browning Evening Star Missionary Baptist Church

Crossword By Eugene Sheffer ACROSS

Crossword by Eugene Sheffer features clues across and down with tricky wordplay. Readers solve ground terms hair ornaments and globe of letters while racing to fill the grid. The puzzle includes names such as Asa Stranger and historical references alongside common nouns and prepositions.

Stella Wilder Birthday Horoscope Card

Born today Stella Wilder is urged to seek self trust and effort, with loved ones reinforcing her strengths. Tomorrow’s horoscope covers Libra through Virgo with notes on past appreciation, renewed effort, and cautious money matters. guidance emphasizes action, family ties, and personal balance.

Daily Guide LIBRA Scorpio P.m Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Aries Taurus Gemini

Federal funds urged for steel research despite no quick revival

A National Academy of Sciences panel urges greater federal support for steel industry research and high risk demonstrations to boost US steel strength, while noting no immediate invention will reopen abandoned mills. The report, prepared for the Carter administration, highlights clean coking and heat recovery as promising areas with pilot costs up to 30 million dollars, 300 million for demonstration, and 1 billion for full scale plants. It underlines financial hurdles for towns like Youngstown facing plant closures and job losses.

Washington National Academy of Sciences Youngstown Johnstown National Research Council The Academy of Science Carter Administration Anthony M. Solomon Solomon U.S White House Religious Coalition Youngstown Group Commerce Department Economic Development Administration

Police seek owners for recovered plants in Lincoln

In Lincoln police recovered 160 stolen items including a large batch of plants. Officers urge citizens to claim their missing greenery promptly as they work to identify rightful owners of the greenhouse haul.

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