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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1965
Page
15
Schedules for New York Central passenger trains through Middletown change effective Sunday. The Ohio State Limited bound for New York departs at 4 20 p m and returns at 7 49 a m. The Cleveland Cincinnati train leaves Middletown for Cleveland at 10 58 p m and returns at 5 24 a m.
The Montgomery County coroner ruled Leonard Husco, 41, died by his own action after running across two lanes on I 75 and turning toward an oncoming truck in Dayton.
Holt 30 of West Chester found guilty of rape and abduction in Butler County Common Pleas Court. Jury verdict read at 12:20 a.m. Judge Cramer defers sentence pending psychiatric exams at Lima State Hospital. Holt to be sent to Lima for max 60 days observation.
Announcement of a fourth building on the Middletown Miami University campus signals expanded space and a stronger start for the new school. The plan includes 60 000 to 70 000 extra square feet of classroom and lab space funded by state bonds, with ongoing public fundraising in the community.
Nine dogs have been poisoned in the Blue Ball area over two days. Middletown Dog Warden Carl Creach reports two dead dogs in the 4700 block of Roosevelt Avenue and seven more nearby along Rt. 122, Blue Ball, and Roosevelt Avenue. Dr. L H. Bremer notes four dogs on Woodhaven Drive were poisoned with likely strychnine. two died, two may survive. two were free runners and two were house dogs.
More than 4000 in coins and paper money were reported stolen from Thomas Baird Jr. at 6285 Todhunter Road. The loss, based on face value, includes coins valuable to collectors. Entry was through basement sliding doors. a pillow case and a green jacket were used for the haul. The owner was away in Florida when a neighbor found a gun missing and alerted authorities. Lt Clifton Hyde, Butler County sheriff's office, noted the incident Tuesday.
Prof. George W. Hansford, who directs Purdue Universitys recreational gym, says several 20-pound iron dumbbells disappear each month from the weight-lifting room. He notes the loss reflects strong dedication to the sport.
Mrs Nobal Keith director of occupational therapy at Doty House will attend the National Occupational Therapy Convention in Miami Florida from Monday through Friday.
Police arrested C. H. Arnold, 52, of 610 Lincoln St., at 16th Avenue and S. Verity Parkway at 2:40 a.m. and charged him with driving while intoxicated.
Middletown area youth council of churches plans Halloween fund drive for the Christian Rural Overseas Program. Junior and senior high students meet at 5 p.m. West Middletown and 6 p.m. Middletown and Monroe, collect in assigned neighborhoods, with proceeds sent to World Council of Churches New York City for international disaster relief.
The final lineup for tomorrow's Halloween Progress Parade is complete with a 10 30 a m start. It travels Central Avenue Sutphin Street Grand Avenue Breiel Boulevard west to Central then north on Shafer Street to Stevens Avenue. Prizes include an instant picture camera and two bicycles. Honorary grand marshals are Dr Eugene Bennett and C William Verity.
Middletown police and area agencies warn of risks during Beggars Night, urging responsible parenting, late afternoon to evening beggary, and costumes that are visible and flame resistant. Authorities advise lighting porches, confining dogs, and using cardboard or rubber toy weapons while officers increase patrols, especially overpasses, for safety.
A resident urges voting for Progress Bonds to widen streets reduce traffic near homes and expand the sewage plant to meet state rules. The plan promises tax neutrality and adds parking areas while the city commission pledges funds to cover debt from current taxes.
The Defense Department says the Army Navy and Marines will accept volunteers with lower test ratings if they have completed high school. Lower standards aim to widen youth eligibility and may reduce draft calls. The minimum Armed Forces Qualification Test score will drop five points to 16 for high school graduates.
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