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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1967
Page
20
Roger E. Spear advises against chasing fast profits in stocks. He notes selling weak holdings like Holiday Inns and Pancoastal Pete yields little cash now and favors buying solid leaders such as Del Monte. For a $3,000 inheritance, he recommends Series H savings bonds at 4.15 percent with semiannual checks and government backing.
The Cincinnati School Board approved spending 21300 on walkie talkie equipment to link emergency communications among six high schools and created a seven member security patrol with education and law enforcement backgrounds after recent racial disturbances at Hughes High School and threats at other schools.
A 19 year old escaped mental patient from New York was shot six times by Cincinnati police after he attempted to shoot an officer. Bing Welch of Chateaugay was in serious condition at General Hospital. Welch had escaped Rollman Receiving Hospital after being taken for mental observation and had been found with a stolen suitcase in a downtown alley. He was later seen attempting to break into a warehouse when he fired at patrolman Paul Warren. Warren and partner George Crumline returned fire.
The Plain Dealer backs Carl Stokes Negro state representative for mayor, citing determination and drive to solve city problems. Stokes faces incumbent Ralph Locher and former Lakewood mayor Celeste in the primary. Seth Taft is unopposed in another race.
John S. Andrews, a financial consultant from Youngstown, Ohio, was named a vice president of the American Heart Association at its convention in San Francisco. The article also defines Pan-Germanism as a militarist nationalist doctrine seeking unification of all German-speaking peoples and those linked by blood.
Active and steady bidding across classes. Steers 1050 to 1100 pounds bring 26.00 to 27.00, 900 to 1200 weights 23.25 to 25.50, and heifers 900 to 1000 pounds 25.00 to 25.25. Cows and bulls trade 15.00 to 21.50, calves steady 36.00 to 40.00, hogs up to 195 to 220 pounds at 19.25, sows 15.50 to 16.50, sheep lambs 22.00 to 23.00, ewes steady.
Toledo police say their pay disagreement with city officials runs about $700. Off duty officers will picket in front of the Safety Building after a two hour negotiating session as Fraternal Order of Police leaders push for a wage increase.
The New York market opened unevenly with more stocks higher than lower. Ling-Temco-Vought rose to 132 while RCA jumped 4 percent to 622, Monsanto up 47 percent, and McDonnell Douglas and American Cyanamid posted fractional moves as the AP averaged 60 stocks fell 2 points to 323.5.
Thomas Carter, 27, convicted of first degree murder in the $6 robbery slaying of Eugene Carruthers, 88, has an execution date set for February 26, 1968. Common Pleas Court Judge John Conners Jr. denied Carter's motion for a new trial.
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