St Regis Buys Two Paper Machines in Record Contract
The St Regis Paper Co awarded Black Clawson Co a contract valued at over 10 million dollars for two large paper machines, the largest purchase in paper machine history. Machines to be designed and built in Watertown New York with completion estimates of 12 months for the first and under two years for the second. The 38 inch wide liner board machine will run at 450 000 tons annually and the 27 inch kraft machine at about 160 000 tons annually, both of the fourthimer type for kraft liner board and kraft paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Regis Paper Co
Black Clawson Co
Carl C. Landegger
Black Clawson
Shuttle
Pandia
Watertown
N. Y
Wiliam CC. Norbohm
Kraft Paper
Gray Heads Kiwanis Club Presidency at Manchester Inn
Robert H. Gray Jr., an electrical professional, was elected president of the Kiwanis Club yesterday at the Manchester Motor Inn. He succeeds Frederick R. Stork. Edwin E. Kaptein was elected first vice president and David T. Morgan second vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H. Gray Jr
Kiwanis Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Frederick R. Stork
Edwin E. Kaptein
David T. Morgan
Pigeons Lease Set For Civilian Club Race Sunday
Fifty homing pigeons owned by Bill Wiley now of Zanesfield Ohio have been leased at ten dollars each by local merchants for the Civitan Club fourth annual pigeon race. Pigeons released at Goldman Park at 2 pm will race seven and a half miles to Wiley’s loft, judged by a three person committee. Winners split trophies at the Civitan meeting at Manchester Motor Inn, Sept. 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Wiley
Zanesfield
Ohio
Civitan’ Club
Doty House
Goldman Park
Wiley
Bill Frazier
Civitan Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Appeal Saves Woman Bitten By Rabid Bat
Mrs Emery Briggs was bitten by an apparently rabid bat on Sept 13 in northeast Iowa. An unidentified motorist flagged her down while she was away on a trip. The bat, captured by a boy and taken to a school, died and Iowa State University tests confirmed rabies. A physician urged radio stations to broadcast the car's license number after she was stopped near Nashua.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox
Iowa
Emery Briggs
Iowa State University
Briggs
Nashua
Furnace safety tips warn of rising home fires
Middletown firemen cite 134560 fires from defective heating and cooking gear last year and 42520 from faulty flues. Officials urge removing combustibles, move painting materials, have a qualified checks on controls and exhaust, clean vents, check for gas leaks, vent space heaters, and use a metal container for ashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
United States
Middletown rejects Civil Rights Law achievement tests
A proposed set of achievement tests under the 1964 Civil Rights Law will not be given in the Middletown school system. Cincinnati and Cleveland officials oppose the tests saying they sample reactions in certain cities and are not part of Middletown. The tests target first, third, sixth, ninth and twelfth graders to survey possible inequalities in education.
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U.S. Office of Education
Middletown
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Paul W. Briggs
Cleveland
Frederick Weinfeld
U.s.office of Education
NAACP
CORE
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Twelve youths assigned cleanup duties with curfew and probation
Judge Black sentenced twelve youths to cleanup work and probation until age 21 with a 10 p.m. curfew. Each boy was fined 15 dollars plus costs and warned that any violation could return them to court and possible juvenile institution placement. The case stems from the shooting of Ronnie Sutton, Garfield football co captain, aged 17.
Carlisle appoints Harold Baker to council
A 24 year old Armco Steel draftsman Harold Baker of 1051 DuBois Road was named to the Carlisle council to fill the vacancy created by Glen Alderfer’s resignation. Baker’s term runs the rest of the year and he seeks election this November. Alderfer resigned for personal reasons after four months. he also filed for election but will not run.
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Carlisle
Armco Steel Corp
Glen Alderfer
Beachler Drive
Harold Baker
DuBois Road
Alderfer
Baker
Meier Elected Middletown Toastmasters President at Annual Meeting
Leroy Meier of CG&E Mt. Healthy was chosen president of the Middletown Toastmasters Club at the annual meeting held at Eastern Lanes. He was named toastmaster of the year in 1964. Installation is set for Oct. 7 with Basil Fleming Armco as educational VP and Robert McGeehan Armco as administrative VP, Jim Rockovich Armco secretary, Herschel Clark CG&E treasurer, Carl Carlander Armco sergeant at arms. Ed McCormick retired president and area 11 assistant governor. Lloyd Nolan to install Hamilton Fisher Body officers and Bill Elkjer to attend a Dayton humorous speech contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leroy Meier
Mt. Healthy
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Middletown
Toastmasters Club
Eastern Lanes
Meier
Basil Fleming
Armco
Robert McGeehan
Jim Rockovich
Herschel Clark
Cg&e
Carl Carlander
Ed McCormick
Area 11
Lloyd Nolan
Hamilton
Fisher Body
Bill Elkjer
Dayton
Youths Charged In Theft Of Motor Oil
Four of five youths arrested after stealing motor oil from Bi Lo Service Station on Rt 4 were referred to Juvenile Court. Arthur Lee Spicer, 19, was charged with tending to cause delinquency. A 16 year old probation violator is among the other juveniles.
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Rt. 4
Arthur Lee Spicer
Oxford - Middletown Road
Trenton
Bi-Lo
Taylor School Road
U S Jet Strafes Tokyo Farm Homes
A US Air Force F105 Thunderchief from Yokota Air Base strafed several farm houses near the Ibaraki area north of Tokyo after an equipment malfunction. No injuries were reported, the Air Force spokesman said, noting 20 rounds of practice ammunition were involved near the Mito gunnery range.
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U.S
Tokyo
Ibaraki
U.S. Air Force
Yokota
Mito
Man Improves After Tractor Mower Crash at Mercy Hospital
Edward K. Allen, 64, Butler County employee, is removed from the critical list at Mercy Hospital and reported in fair condition. He was injured when the tractor mower he operated was struck by a car two days earlier, suffering a arm and shoulder fracture and possible skull fracture.
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Hamilton
Edward K. Allen
Butler County
Mercy Hospital
Allen
YMCA campaign hits 44 percent with 1058 memberships
Two weeks of sales in the YMCA enrollment drive yield 1058 new and renewing members valued at 23124 dollars, 44 percent of the 2400 goal. Remaining week includes one more check-up session on Sept 30 and final report Thursday.
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YMCA
Armco Middletown
Jack Yaste
Larry Fraley
Armco General Division
Tom Danner
John Timmers
Ray Melampy
Middletown High School Hi-Y
James McFillen
Ford Martin
Betty Jo Logsdon
Franklin Tri-Hi-Y
Motorbike Flip Injures Man in Middletown
A 51-year-old man, Paul Isbel of 1831 Vance St, was injured when his motorcycle flipped onto him at 4:30 PM on 1820 S Main St. He suffered a forehead and eye head wound and a right arm abrasion and was taken to Middletown Hospital. No citations were issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Isbel
Vance St
Middletown Hospital
Isbel
S. Main St
Olley
Senha
Columbus Company To Build Addition
Gov James A Rhodes announced Midstate Bolt & Nut Co of Columbus will add a $200000 expansion to its plant with completion set for November 15 The firm is the state's largest fastener distributor and serves national contracts for General Motors General Electric Mead Corp and Owens-Illinois Sales Director James B Cheney stated the new facilities will nearly double production capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Midstate Bolt & Nut Co
General Motors
General Electric
Mead Corp
Owens-Illinois
James B. Cheney
Police report after city collision at Garfield and Grand
Police charged Price FE Fugate 20 of 2200 Pearl St with failing to yield after a crash with Velma Caverly 3105 Goldman Ave at Garfield and Grand at 3 45 p m. Damage totaled 1200 dollars. Raymond Shockley 33 of 204 Harriet Ave Franklin cited for unsafe lane change and Paul Nenni 16 of 4408 Creekview Drive cited for speeding after an accident at N Verity Parkway and Access No 3. Nenni car forced off road by Shockley travel 153 feet in a ditch hit a concrete sewer and went 147 feet before stopping.
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Price FE. Fugate
Pearl St
Velma Caverly
Goldman Ave
Garfield Street
Grand Avenue
Raymond E. Shockley
Harriet Ave
Franklin
Paul D. Nenni
Creekview Drive
N. Verity Parkway
Access No. 3
Shockley
Vandals Damage Car With Sugar In Fuel Tank
Milard Pelfrey at 4828 Jefferson Road reported vandals poured sugar into his car’s gas tank last night causing about 50 dollars in damage. Deputies could not determine a motive.
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Milard Pelfrey
Pelfrey
Jefferson Road
Appointment of division head for retail stores drives kickoff
Louis T. Kenney, a stock broker with Hayden Stone Inc., will lead 25 volunteer workers to solicit new members in the retail store area. Robert White, vice chairman, Retail Division, says the kickoff dinner is set for October 7 and invites all workers to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis T. Kenney
Hayden Stone Inc
Robert White
Lou
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Kaiser
Black Clawson Order
St. Regis
Kraft
J.J Lanes
Deacon
Denny Lumber Company
First Avenue
Grimes
Appeal
Woman
Cincinnati Enquirer
Cromwell
Cg&e Man
B. P. Allen
Dick Naber
Earl Turvey
Steigerwald
Columbus Company
Shakes
Henry
Sutphin
Armbruster Florist, Inc
Grand Ave
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