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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1964

Page

3

Ohio boards approve funds for design plan and park projects

The State Controlling Board releases 100000 for standard interior construction designs at state universities and colleges to save about 3 million. Additional allocations include 315000 for Great Lake St Marys camping sites and 508000 for campus repairs and land purchases. Other projects fund reservoir planning, park pier repairs, and a dormitory repair at Marion Prison.

Columbus Ohio Board of Regents Great Lake St. Marys Auglaize Mercer Miami University University Cooper Hollow Jackson County Catawaba Island Lake Erie South Bass Island State Park Marion Correctional Institution Zanesville

Franklin Car Hit By Cycle

A motorcycle driven by Elisha Simpson 51 of Miamisburg struck the right side of Peggy Ann Moore 9533 Roberts Rd in Franklin causing head and wrist injuries to Simpson and a sore shoulder for Moore. A second collision on East Sixth Street involved Ethel Deming of Fort Thomas Ky rear ending by Betty McCutcheon 445 Martin Drive causing 75 dollars damage.

Franklin Cincinnati Dayton Pennyroyal Road E. Sixth Street Elisha Simpson Miamisburg Peggy Ann Moore Roberts Rd Simpson Fort Thomas Main Street Betty L. McCutcheon Martin Drive Deming

Sorg Paper Hosts TAPPI Tour and Meeting

The Sorg Paper Co hosted 124 TAPPI members for a tour of Mill No. 1 focusing on Sorg's Rotoformer papermaking installation, the first of its kind. Stan Trosset of Diamond National presided as 1964-65 TAPPI season opened at Elks Country Club with 166 in attendance. Donald J. Goodman, Sorg’s general superintendent, spoke on the rotoformer and its advantages.

Sorg Paper Co Technical Association of the Pulp and Paper Industry Sorg Stan Trosset Diamond National Tappi Group Elx’s Rt. 4 Middletown Donald J. Goodman

Ohio Democrats Aim to Limit Sales Tax Increase

In Columbus the Democratic Platform Committee resumes work with sparse witness turnout. Key figures oppose raising the state sales tax from three to four percent while discussing a platform aligned with the national party and school funding goals of about 116 million dollars annually.

Columbus Ohio Platform James W. Shacknessy Frank W. King D Lucas Ohio Education Association Robert D. Bollard Zasurer Ohio Afl-Cio OAE Shocknessy Ballard OFA

Bowling Green Man Dies of Tanker Explosion Burns

Geraid Stahl aged 41 of Wayne died at Wood County Hospital from burns suffered when his gasoline tanker truck exploded in a collision. The crash at U S 6 and Ohio 19, about 12 miles west of Fremont, involved three vehicles and burned over eighty percent of his body.

Bowling Green Ohio Geraid Stahl Wayne Wood County Hospital Stahl Ohio 19 Fremont

Ford's Theatre restoration target set for April 1966

The National Park Service plans to restore Ford's Theatre in Washington and aims to complete the work by April 1966. Officials emphasize preserving historic details and reopening the venue for public use and commemorations.

The National Park Service Ford Washington

Hair Styles Stir Britain as Hairnet Strike Flares

In Durham 30 long haired apprentices win a strike against hairnets after Robert Rowell refused a haircut. A Peterborough college principal condemns long hair and cites a “gonk” cut as an example while workers win relief by returning with a cap. The dispute mirrors a growing trend sparked by the Beatles and Rolling Stones.

Durham Peterborough John McIntyre Robert Rowell Cecil Hulme Robert

Spanish Protestants To Get More Freedom

The Franco government and the Spanish Catholic hierarchy reached an agreement to pave the way for a law granting religious liberty to about 30,000 Protestants. The proposal, long sought for seven years, has in principle support from Gen. Francisco Franco and the Vatican.

LA Coruna Spain Francisco Franco Vatican

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