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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1967
Page
3
U S observers from President Johnson's delegation in South Vietnam found no fraud or vote rigging in the presidential election. They praised the process as honest, well run, and stabilizing for both military and political fronts.
Miami University announces two new teaching appointments for the Middletown campus. James Ray Wilson, a Butler County native and Miami graduate, becomes a fulltime geography instructor after a career in export sales and teaching at Trinity College. Bruce S. Warshal, a Cincinnati attorney and Yale economics alumnus, will teach economics at Middletown and Oxford campuses while pursuing rabbinic studies.
Federal aviation officials investigate a National Airlines jet Electra crash in New Orleans after a landing gear failure caused the jet to veer off the runway. The four engine aircraft carried three crew members and two flight attendants with no injuries. The incident blocked the runway for seven hours.
Gov. Reagan urged California legislators to back his $35 million reduction in state spending. He defended the veto as prudent and said he would back portions of the bills when funds permit. The first veto session in state history gathered as the Senate and Assembly weighed overrides of earlier cuts.
The Rev Dr John Bruere 64 pastor of Calvary Presbyterian Church Cleveland drowned Sunday while fishing alone in the Magnetawan River Burk Falls Ontario coroner Dr W J Copeman ruled Bruere may have fallen from his 5 foot aluminum boat he was losing He and his wife were vacationing in Burk Falls Ontario.
Robert W. Kent has joined Armco Steel Corp. here as associate counsel. A. Correa announced the appointment. Kent, formerly with Breed Abbott Morgan of New York City, joined Armco August 15 after Princeton undergraduate work and Harvard Law School degree. He is a NYS Bar Association member and ABA member. Kent also served on Princeton related committees and Civic activities. Vermont remains the only New England state without a sea coast.
Nationwide three day Labor Day weekend on highways produced 582 deaths from car truck and motorcycle crashes ending Monday at midnight. The toll trails last year's 636 but exceeds a recent nonholiday weekend. Officials note cooler weather and scattered storms but boating incidents added 14 deaths and 37 drownings.
The 1967 Ohio State Fair in Columbus wrapped after 12 days with 1,482,252 visitors, about 18,000 shy of 1966’s record. Fair Manager E J Keirns praised the event as very satisfactory, blamed bad weather for lower turnout, and credited Bob Hope for drawing large crowds the final days. He plans for 1968 to possibly 13 days and hopes Hope returns.
Dona Ana County uses minnows to eat mosquito larvae in drainage ditches ponds and breeding sites along the Rio Grande. Control workers say the program shows promise with this year’s mosquito reports the lowest in years.
The Labor Day weekend fatalities in Ohio rose to 20 after a double crash near Toledo and a death near Cincinnati Monday night. Safety experts had projected 33 deaths for the 78 hour period ending Monday midnight. Sunday saw seven fatalities, making this the lowest toll in three years.
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