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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1966

Page

11

Food Store Executives Targeted by Housewife Protests

Housewives in Miami and Atlanta press for lower grocery costs as top food store executives meet in Miami Beach to discuss profit declines. Delegations plan to lobby Gordon Bloom for ending trading stamps, while local clubs urge pickets, boycotts, and shopping at smaller markets amid rising prices and costs.

Miami Beach Fla Charles Lundstrom Miami Dade County Consumers’ League Atlanta Rockledge Florida Houston Tex Cornell University National Association of Food Chains Seymour D. Simpson Daitch Shopnell Supermarkets New York League Gordon Bloom Food Chains Association Ami J.B. Lasseter Georgia Decatur Housewives The Georgia Retail Association Tom Gregory

Kennedy Asked To Delete Ohio Campaign Stop

U S Rep Walter H Moeller a Lutheran minister asks Sen Edward M Kennedy to drop one of five Ohio campaign stops set for Sunday He cites church hour conflicts for district residents and says youth groups financing the event should not lure young people from worship He opposes the Athens fairgrounds 2 p m appearance moved to 12 15 p m and notes the 10th district size and re election bid against Clarence Miller.

Lancaster Ohio U. S Walter H. Moeller Edward M. Kennedy Kennedy Moeller 10Th Clarence Miller Fairgrounds Athens

Teachers To Attend Annual SOEA Meeting

Middletown City Schools dismiss Friday so teachers and administrators may attend the Southwestern Ohio Education Association meeting in Cincinnati. A survey shows 449 local educators will join morning sessions at Cincinnati Gardens and citywide tours. afternoon tours cover Armco Middletown Works and other plants.

Middletown City Southwestern Ohio Education Association Cincinnati Thomas F. Webb Cincinnati Gardens Middletown Area Armco Middletown Works Armco Research Black Clawson and Keuthan Foundry Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co Crystal Diamond - Gardner First National Bank Aeronca Mfg. Corp Diamond. Gardner Harding - Jones Paper Co Wrenn

Cotton To Fly Sister Ship Of Crashed XB70

Edwards Air Force Base Calif AP Col Joseph Cotton XB70A test force director will pilot the sister XB70A next week after his reprimand for a June 8 photo mission. Two pilots died in the crash of the two 2000 mph aircraft during a commercial picture flight.

Edwards Air Force Base Calif Joseph Cotton Air Force Cotton Harold Brown General Electric Joseph A. Walker Carl S. Cross Alvin S. White North American Aviation, Inc Edwards

Kennedy urges ban on all nuclear testing nationwide

Sen. Robert F. Kennedy urged a two to three year moratorium on all nuclear weapon testing as a step toward world disarmament. He spoke in Portland to Pacific Northwest voters, stressing the urgency of bringing nuclear weapons under control.

Portland Ore Robert F. Kennedy Dn.y Kennedy Pacific Northwest

Man Given Suspended Jail Term in Franklin Court

Franklin A 49 year old man Ralph Smith of 115 S River St received a 90 day suspended jail term in Franklin Municipal Court after being found guilty of carrying a concealed weapon Judge J T Riley suspended the sentence and placed him on one year probation Smith was arrested Oct 9 on the weapon charge and a disorderly conduct charge He forfeited bond on the disorderly conduct in an earlier session Carlos Combs 19 of 5 S River St was fined 25 and costs for no operator license and 10 and costs for an unnecessary noise charge Rayburn Hatfield 19 of 422 Spring Ave was fined 25 and costs for unnecessary noise.

Franklin Ralph Smith S. River St J. T. Riley Smith Carlos Combs Rayburn Hatfield Spring Ave

Fire damages Vivian Broughton residence on Garden Ave

A fire at 911 Garden Ave. causes $25 damage due to an overheated furnace motor. Vivian Broughton is the resident. The blaze was reported Monday at 11:05 p.m. and no injuries are mentioned.

Garden Ave Vivian Broughton

Saddle stolen from Camden home recovered by deputies

A saddle reportedly taken from Don Fugett at 10067 Greenbush Road in Camden on Saturday Oct 15 was recovered last night at a residence on Michael Road by sheriff's deputies. The saddle is valued at 40 dollars.

Don Fugett Greenbush Road Camden Michael Road Sheriff's

Woman Shot Four Times After Door Knock in Dayton

In Dayton Ohio a 30 year old woman Gloria Davis was shot four times after answering a door Monday night and remains in critical condition. Police hold a 35 year old man for investigation with no charges filed and have not given a motive.

Dayton, Ohio Gloria Davis

Toledo Blade Endorses Rhodes for Re-Election

The Toledo Blade endorsed James A. Rhodes for re election noting proven accomplishment experience and leadership. The endorsement came just before a strike shut the paper down and echoed the 1962 backing.

Toledo, Ohio Toledo Blade James A. Rhodes Rhodes

Teen Arrested After Shoplifting at Liberal Market

A 15 year old girl was arrested at Liberal Market at 9 30 a m yesterday for shoplifting near S Verity Parkway and Girard Avenue. ANN DAVIS reported a $50 radio stolen at 1 40 p m yesterday. Two watches and 2419 half dollars were reported stolen from the Benny Baker residence on 1932 Highland St yesterday.

Liberal Market S. Verity Parkway Girard Avenue Ann Davis Garfield St Benny Baker Highland St

Couple Sought In Cincinnati Murder Caught

The man identified as Lawrence Marion Bradley Jr. and his wife Judith Ann Bradley were arrested in Texas by the FBI. Bradley faces murder charges in Cincinnati for Lloyd Raymond Scott’s death, while Judith Bradley is charged with fleeing to avoid testimony. The couple, married Sept 28, also face charges tied to a Kentucky robbery and kidnapping.

Houston Tex FBI Texas U.S William Costa Lawrence Marion Bradley Jr JudithAnn Bradley Nancy Welch Shirley Saul Cincinnati Bradley Lloyd Raymond Scott Bradleys John Duncan Maysville Duncan Aberdeen Ohio

Roosevelt Says U S Lax on UN Funding and Action

James Roosevelt told 1,000 in Sacramento that the United States allocates only 1 to 250 of armament spending to UN support. He defended the UN on its 2nd birthday, saying many Americans view it as ineffective, while asserting greater world impact.

Sacramento Calif United States United Nations James Roosevelt U. S U.N. Economic and Social Council World Organization Roosevelt

Cambridge Family Honored For GI Sons

U S Rep Robert Secrest and Cambridge Postmaster William Gale honor Mr and Mrs Vernon Uplinger of Cambridge for three sons serving in Viet Nam and one in Germany with the first sheet of new stamps. The Uplingers have 15 children, with Gary 17 due to be inducted next Monday.

Cambridge Ohio U.S Robert Secrest William Gale Vernon Uplinger Viet Nam Germany Gary Uplingers

Accusations Against Bishop Pike Aired

In Wheeling West Virginia AP reports bishops of the Protestant Episcopal Church plan a closed session to air charges of heresy against Bishop James A Pike. The motion for secrecy aims to frame the discussion while ensuring open debate on the charges subsequently.

Wheeling W.va Protestant Episcopal Church James A. Pike House of Bishops Henry J. Louttit South Florida Pike Louttit

Kon Tiki Journey Revisited Nears Pacific Odyssey

Four sailors on a log raft begin a Pacific voyage from Guayaquil aiming to reach the Polynesian archipelago about 10 000 miles west along the Heyerdahl route. The voyage echoes Thor Heyerdahl’s Kon Tiki trek and William Willis's 1954 solo crossing to Samoa.

Guayaquil Ecuador Thor Heyerdah Peru New Zealand William Willis New York Samoa

Gasoline Test Starts Fire at Maud Car

Union Township firefighters battled a car blaze behind the Crossroads Store in Maud after two youths poured gasoline on the ground to test if it was gas or water and then ignited it. The 1962 model car owned by Pearl May Reed of Hamilton was driven by Sherman Reed of the same address.

Union Township Crossroads Maud Pearl May Reed Millikin Road Hamilton Sherman Reed

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