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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1966

Page

14

Steel Faces Hit If Tax Plan Passes, Steel Magazine Warns

In Cleveland AP reports Steel Magazine says the proposed suspension of the 7 percent investment tax credit and accelerated depreciation would harm forms of steel currently in strongest demand. The warning notes the impact could come even if Congress acts swiftly.

Cleveland Ap) — Steel Magazine Congress Johnson

Today In History Highlights and Steel Market Note

On Sept 19 1966 notable events include Burgoyne’s Saratoga campaign thwarted in 1777 and Washington’s farewell in 1796. Also mentions Truman’s postwar vet readjustment, Peron’s 1955 overthrow, and pretrial battles over the Andrea Doria collision. A steel market summary notes potential suspension of certain products and continued high steel output with a price around 28.83 per ton.

Associated Press Bemis Heights Hudson River Saratoga N.Y John Burgoyne Albany George Washington James Garfield Idaho New Mexico Harry S. Truman Juan Peron New York City Stockholm Andrea Doria Andrei Gromyko Russia United Nations Dag Hammarskjold Alexei Kosygin Shastri Ayub Khan Tashkent United States

Citation for Publication in Dover Case Against Alice L Steele

The State of New Hampshire Superior Court issues a notice to Alice L. (Johnson) Steele, formerly of 432 Kenwood, Trenton Ohio, now missing, to appear October first 1966 in Dover to show cause why the declaration should not be proved. Publication to occur weekly for three weeks in the Middletown Journal News in Ohio. Justice requires the defendant be served by publication.

Alice L Cornee Dover Strafford Middletown Journal News Middletown Butler Richard H. Keefe

Crossword clues from Horizont and Vertical sections

A listing of crossword hints including spring flower leather moccasin is in debt secret writing eggs wheel hub ear shell maple genus conclude Hindu poet carpenter's tool auction party or private repaid employ fragrant wood macaw day of the week Greek letters a gas a gash noted composer by way of oil form ultimate portent negative particle grafted Her father a number marsh grass South American river steal mountain on Crete moon goddess body of water salutation To derelict Asiatic wild ass Texas city always withered average time of solution 1966 King Features Syndicate undivided winglike positive quantity Mona the hill style of car periods and various extra clues

Crete Texas City

Estrellita Horoscope For Tomorrow Light Through The Stars

Estrellita offers tomorrow oriented guidance with Virgo traits guiding finance and career. Expect ups and downs in money and work over the year, urging conservatism until next June and optimism in later months with romance and travel highlights. A child born today may gain literary or architectural recognition.

Counties Issue Draft Quotas for October

Butler County is allocated 79 men in October, Preble 30, Warren 27, with state Selective Service headquarters in Columbus announcing. The total October call is 4,133 men aged 1A and up, including 216 from Hamilton and 226 from Montgomery. The gross call aims to induce 2,641 men, compared with October 1965 gross 3,726 and net 1,869.

Butler County Preble Warren Selective Service Columbus Hamilton County Montgomery

Personal Income Surges by 4.5 Billion in August

U S government data show August personal income rising 4.5 billion to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 585 billion. Increased salaries and wages plus health program benefits boosted transfer payments by 1.5 billion to 45 billion. Salaries and wages gained 3.1 billion, lifting payrolls to 396.8 billion annual rate.

Washington Per-derly Commerce Department

Walkout Averted in Oxford Ohio Water Workers

Village Manager Leonard C Howell announced a last minute meeting with Oxford street and water works department employees averted a threatened walkout by 13 workers. Russell Gentry spokesman for the workers said they would stay on the job to let the council review wage demands before week’s end.

Oxford, Ohio Oxford Street Water Works Department Leonard C. Howell Russell Gentry

Fire and medical calls reported across city incidents

At 6 15 am a fire on Ateo Avenue and Nelbar Street was extinguished on arrival. At 3 05 pm Pamela Sliter 29 of 3218 Keays Avenue fainted and was taken to Middletown Hospital by a McCoy Leffler ambulance. At 3 40 pm Will Radge 23 of 703 Adria Court reported chest and arm pains and was transported to Middletown Hospital by ambulance. At 10 00 pm a false alarm occurred at Askey Street and Yankee Road. Today 1 25 am Wrenn Paper Co at 806 First Ave reported no fire just low sprinkler pressure.

Ateo Avenue Nelbar Street Tibb’s S. Breiel Blvd Pamela Sliter Keays Ave Middletown Hospital McCoy- Leffler Adria Court Will Radge McCoy - Lefler Askey Street Yankee Road

Motel theft report at Country Club Motel on Rt 4

William Coox, manager of the Country Club Motel on Rt 4, told sheriff deputies a portable television valued at 125 dollars was stolen from a motel room during the weekend.

Hamilton William Coox Country Club Rt. 4 Sheriff’s Deputies

Mart Prices Move Upward at Market Opening

Prices were generally higher in moderate trading at the opening. IBM rose 12 to 331 as trading began. American Telephone opened at 52 1/2, Bethlehem held at 29 1/4, and General Motors edged down 1/4 to 78 1/4 amid a list of fractional changes. The AP average of 60 stocks fell 6 tenths to 293.1 on Friday.

New York IBM American Telephone Bethlehem General Motors Associated Press

Sheriff's deputies recover 1959 car belonging to Don Revelle

Deputies found a 1959 model car owned by Don Revelle at 6398 Elk Creek Road in a corn field near 7:50 p.m. yesterday. The vehicle had been reported missing earlier in the day.

Sheriff's Deputies Don Revelle Stanley St Elk Creek Road

Middletown Securities and Related Stocks Noted

A fragmented listing shows securities including Aeronca Preferred and Prior preferred, Black Clawson, Crystal Tissue, First National Bank, Midwest Indemnity, Sorg Paper and Sorg Paper Preferred with percentages and codes, reflecting a dense clipping of market listings.

Aeronca Aeronca Prior Pd Black Clawson Crystal Tissue Co First National Bank Midwest Sorg Paper

Greene Ladd 6 14 Percent Bid 15 Percent

Greene Ladd lists a 14 percent bid and 15 percent offer among data tied to 92 members of the New York Stock Exchange. The entry also includes contact lines with a telephone reference and identifies Manchester Motor Inn as a connected location.

New York Stock Exchange Manchester Motor Inn

Dayton Livestock and Poultry Prices in Ohio Markets

DAYTON LIVESTOCK reports price ranges for eggs and poultry delivered to major Ohio cities, with cases including U S grades and minimum 50 case lots. It lists sizes from large to small, carton values, and notes sales to retailers with white and mixed poultry, plus farm prices for fryers hens and potatoes.

Ohio U. S Indiana

Uranium stocks eyed as exploration and utilities grow

Uranium expansion looms with TVA backing new nuclear plants and rising demand. Major miners UNC Kerr-MMcGee show long term appeal while ocean processing costs and 1970 Commission cuts pose risks. Speculation on Western Nuclear and others amid a shifting market.

Tennessee Valley Authority TVA U. S United Nuclear Cities Service UNC Kerr- McGee Monroe Ohio C. Gleasman Clerk-Treas Atomic Energy Commission Insurance Securities Insurance Securities Trust Fund M. W

Cincinnati Market Report cattle hogs and sheep prices

USDA cattle prices list 2000 cattle and 200 calves in Cincinnati with steer heifer and cow categories. Slaughter steers and heifers mainly 24.00 to 26.25 per hundredweight with various weights and grades. cows and bulls 16.50 to 19.50. Hogs active with barrows and gilts around 23.25 to 23.50 and sows near 19.25 to 20.50. Sheep and lambs steady with spring slaughter lambs around 22.50 to 23.50.

Cincinnati USDA

Dayton Produce Poultry Frying Prices

Prices listed for dressed poultry and eggs include colored hens 39 cents, young rabbits 67 cents, white Pekin ducks 45 cents, hen turkeys 44 cents, tom turkeys 41 cents, and eggs small to large in various price ranges.

Ohio and Indiana Farm Egg Prices Report

Ohio and Indiana egg prices paid after candling and grading show jumbo eggs at 42 to 50 percent quality. Market watchers note variability across farms with price ranges reflecting size grade and shell condition.

Columbus, Ohio Ohio Indiana

Two Franklin Drivers Cited After Separate Crashes

Franklin police cited Shirley Campbell, 18, and Doris Bertsch, 38, after two separate wrecks. Campbell allegedly failed to yield on E Second Street causing $275 damage to John R. Slaybaugh’s vehicle. Bertsch was cited for improper left turn on South River Street with Roy Lawson’s car causing $200 damage and Wilda Lawson sustaining minor injuries.

Franklin Shirley Campbell Janet Ave Carlisle John R. Slaybaugh Bland Drive E. Second Street Doris Bertsch Cincinnati Roy H. Lawson Shartz Road South River Street Wilda Lawson

Groom's Money Borrowed In Ohio Couple's Buffalo Wedding

In Buffalo a judge married 19 year old Stephen Pudzer and 18 year old Nancy Kroniak from Ohio. The bridegroom discovered his wallet missing before the ceremony containing 70 dollars cash and a 65 dollar check. He claimed the wallet was in his car glove box and later had to borrow five dollars from court aides to drive home to Ohio.

Buffalo N.Y Ohio Stephen J. Purder Northfield Puzdler Burke I. Burke Burke Pudzer Nancy Kroniak Macedonia Puzders

Human body holds enough phosphorus for about 2000 matches

A science note states the human body contains sufficient phosphorus to manufacture roughly two thousand matches.

Pleasant daily fortune puzzle game outlined by Miller

A short description of a daily message puzzle asks players to count letters in their name, adjust numbers by rules, and read letters under checked figures in a rectangle to reveal a message. The 1966 feature by William J. Miller distributed by King Features Syndicate, Inc. is noted.

William J. Miller King Features Syndicate, Inc

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