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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1967
Page
6
Pat Bailey of 2711 Lopane Avenue reported thieves broke in by smashing the rear door glass and ransacked the house on Lopane Avenue yesterday. A portable television set was stolen, with no other items missing according to the occupant.
In Columbus Ohio admissions to mental hospitals reach record levels yet shorter average stays. Dr J Wylie McGough state mental hygiene commissioner notes admissions rising while patient retention declines.
Oscar Riley Jr. 37 of 6717 Allen Road was held in the city jail charged with intoxication disorderly conduct assault on a police officer and resisting arrest after an incident at Middletown Hospital. He allegedly cursed staff and assaulted a hospital guard during treatment for a dog bite and fought officers who arrived.
Two accidents yesterday caused an estimated 775 dollars in damage and led to two motorists being cited. No injuries were reported. At 3 20 p m on N Broad Street and Manchester Avenue Norma J Kinley 29 of Dayton Lenora Jenkins of 1123 Young St and a parked car owned by Donald Hied of Cincinnati were involved with 600 dollars in damage Mrs Jenkins was cited for failure to yield at a red light. At 7 05 p m Linda Thomas 24 of 3600 Vannest Ave and Jack D Christy 55 of 3307 Poinciana Road were involved with 175 dollars in damage Christy was cited for passing at an intersection.
Miami judge rules topless go go dancer Queen Victoria Vanilla Williams not guilty on disorderly conduct charge after personal inspection of a local topless venue. The decision upholds that public exposure of breasts need not always be indecent.
The Alaska Supreme Court will grow from three to five justices late next year, expanding the state’s highest court to handle increased caseload and provide broader legal oversight. The change signals a major judicial expansion affecting state governance and rulings.
Middletown Historical Society leaders P C Johnson and J R Cox announce Founders Day festivities on November 1. Richard W Haupt of the Cincinnati Historical Society will speak on The Past is Present as merchants display local antiques. A city proclamation will name Founders Day and a drive to 500 members begins.
The Trenton School Board will meet at 9 N. Miami St. at 8 p.m. The board previously met at Babeck Elementary School where the superintendent and clerk worked. They moved to the new offices near the high school to free space at the elementary school.
Leonard Banks 23 and his fiancee Nancy Takata 18 went to Denver city clerk to obtain a marriage license with Banks wearing a 40 pound ball and chain attached to his right ankle by coworkers at the Public Service Commission. Friends planned to remove the restraint before the wedding.
Dr. Glenn E. Willis of 824 Jackson Lane is among eight Ontoans who passed the September state dental board examination and received licensing to practice dentistry in Ohio. A Hamilton native and Miami University graduate, he served in the Army for two years and earned a DDS from Ohio State University. He works for the Cincinnati Board of Education and plans to open a dental practice in Monroe.
A list of divorce petitions filed in Butler County courts includes Virginia Ruth Seigrist vs James R. Seigrist at 1816 Brentwood St and June Smith vs Richard Lee Smith at 325 Moore St along with Sharon L. Caudill vs Elmer Caudill at Headquarters Depot USAD APO San Francisco California. Additional cases name William Earl Cretors vs Susan E. Cretors, Merve G Patterson vs Ruby Patterson, Judy E Leedy vs Don Leedy, Dortha Lenore Stacy vs Jack Stacy, William Roberts vs Esther Roberts, Rose Wilson vs John Arthur Wilson, James Manley vs Hazel Manley, Clayton Center residents Imogene Center, Esther Cain vs Richard Cain, and Sherri Kemplin vs Donald R. Kemplin. Judge David Black presiding in some.
Darrel Lee Turner 18 verter operator 107 Cowan Drive Mason wed Patricia Ann Reed 18 key punch operator 3213 Ottawa St Thomas Lee Ortman 23 U S Army 216 Ardmore Drive w Kay Elizabeth Wardlaw 21 student 317 N Marshall Read David Anderson 27 stock clerk Dayton wed Ola Mae Johnson 30 cashier 1202 Park view Ave Jack Cunningham 26 Binks manager 3200 Roosevelt Ave wed Carroll A Daniel 28 cashier 1225 Jackson Lane Paul Campbell 21 laborer 9475 Snider Road Mason wed Donna Jean Creech 17 7328 Dimmick Road West Chester William James Whitt 23 laborer Carlisle wed Nona Vera Russell 19 400 Richmond St
Krishna Menon will fly to New York Monday to discuss the Middle East crisis with U N Secretary General U Thant, according to an aide.
A Miamisburg man Kenneth Edwards 22 was sentenced to 90 days in jail and fined 400 for tampering with cars in a parking lot. He also received 60 days and 300 fine for petit larceny and 50 days for trespassing with total penalties. Several others were fined for disorderly conduct red light violations and speeding. bonds of eight motorists were forfeited.
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp reports sales of 354.8 million for the first nine months ending Sept 30, down 19.3 million from a year earlier. Net earnings stood at 9.8 million or 1.43 a share, versus 16.8 million or 2.49 a share in 1966.
Mason Dickson an 18 year old senior at Texas Christian University seeks the homecoming queen honor. He states he filed as a candidate to become queen and notes he will shake hands if he wins. tradition expects the cabinet president to kiss the queen.
A two car crash at Rt 73 and Wayne Madison Road near Trenton left Louise Hall 45 in good condition at Middletown Hospital with a possible hip fracture. Chester Hall 50 of the same address was treated for undisclosed injuries. Edith D. Sanderson 17 of 408 Victoria Drive, Trenton, was involved after her brakes failed as she nearly stopped at a stop sign.
Fire crews were called yesterday to 808 Crawford Street at 1 20 p m for Mary Harkins 44 dizzy sent to Middletown Hospital. A second incident at 325 Moore Street at 8 45 p m involving June Smith 26 semi conscious taken to Middletown Hospital.
The Dee Felice Trio performs a jazz concert in Logan Johnston Hall Middletown Campus Miami University Friday at 8 p.m. It is the third event in the fall series. The group has played Basin Street East Village Gate London House Baker's Lounge. Middletown students enter free. Others buy tickets at the door.
In Long Beach California North American Rockwell Ocean systems is developing a miniature submarine resembling a 15 foot torpedo four feet in diameter. The craft will carry two to six divers to underwater work sites or disabled craft. It aims to save divers energy by delivering them directly to deep undersea locations.
The football coach tells his team that the sport builds leadership and individuality and commands them to go out and follow his directions with bold action.
Oslo reports that Norwegian and Argentine delegations drafted a convention to prevent double taxation for citizens living in the other country. The agreement aims to curb income tax evasion and must be submitted to both governments for approval.
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