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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1966

Page

8

Middletown Youth Bound Over To Jury

A 19 year old Middletown man William D. Gardner of 604 Baltimore St was bound over to the Butler County grand jury on a shooting with intent to kill charge in Municipal Court. Bond set at 1500 dollars he pled not guilty and waived a preliminary hearing. A 22 year old man was wounded by exploding bullet fragments from a Kiesster Road residence. Other defendants faced various larceny and assault charges with fines and jail sentences imposed.

Middletown Butler County Grand Jury William D. Gardner Baltimore St Ster Road Marie Good Heinkle Road Robert Taylor Donald Hatton Harlan St Hatton Mrs. Good Frank Good Sixth Ave Pat Holbrook Waite St Lieselotte Smallwood Pleasant Valley Road Somerville James Thompson Ninth Ave Wanda Jaunt Pearl St Clara Jones S. Canal St John W. Warrren Moore St Eula Banks First ‘St Trenton Bill Little Main St

Six Stop Signs to Be Erected in Lemon Township

Hamilton Butler County commissioners on recommendation of county engineer Robert F Bevis authorized six stop signs at Lemon Township intersections. Stops placed on Glenn Avenue Morgan Street Sheridan Avenue Finley Street Pearl Street Rufus Street and a four way stop at Glenn Avenue and Finley Street. Trustees requested the signs.

Hamilton Butler County Robert F. Bevis Lemon Township Glenn Avenue Morgan Street Sheridan Avenue Bernice Avenue Finley Street Pearl St Rufus Street

Mrs Hoyer Appointed To Choice Magazine Board

Mina Hoyer head librarian Middletown Campus Miami University joins Choice Magazine editorial board for a two year term. Board duties include policy making budgeting and guiding service scope for libraries nationally. Appointment announced ahead of September issue and supports library leadership.

Mina Hoyer Middletown Miami University Choice Magazine

Woman seeks $100000 in damages in local crash case

Mrs Zona Miller of Middletown filed a damage suit in Butler County Common Pleas Court seeking 100000 against Gerald Franklyn Myers and Eldon Cox for injuries from a Nov 11, 1964, collision at Yankee Road and Verity Parkway. She says Myers rear ended her stationary car causing head neck and back injuries with medical bills of 1389.77 and lost earnings of 2810.65. Negligence charged.

Hamilton Zona Miller Central Ave Middletown Butler County Gerald Franklyn Myers Hoskins Eldon Cox Germantown Road Yankee Road Verity Parkway Miller Myers Cox

Democratic Dance Slated in Hamilton Tonight

The Young Democratic Club of Butler County will hold its annual dance at Moose Auditorium in Hamilton with Marilyn Mick as chair. The Shrek Coyle Band provides music starting at 9 p.m. Middletown residents can obtain tickets through Pat Williams at 700 16th Ave. or at the door.

Hamilton Young Democratic Club Butler County Moose Auditorium Marilyn Mick Shrek Coyle Middletown Pat Williams 16Th Ave

Chief Minister of Sarawak Is Fired in Crisis

In Kuching Malaysia the governor dismissed Chief Minister Stephen Kalong Ningkan after a no confidence vote by the Sarawak Legislative Council. Ningkan refused to resign and sought to pressure the governor to retain him, triggering a political crisis moment.

Kuching Sarawak Malaysia Stephen Kalong Ningkan Sarawak Legislative Council Malaysian Borneo

Night weapons aim to blunt Viet Cong at Vietnam

U S Army Navy Air Force researchers pursue night vision advances to reveal Viet Cong movement. Batman helicopters and black spot systems use infrared and starlight cameras to spot enemies at midnight, while Firefly and Lightning Bug concepts rely on powerful searchlights. Radar, lasers, and infrared imaging enhance targeting, with attempts to light villages debated as a deterrent. Core goal: make night as dangerous as day for guerrillas.

Saigon U.S Viet Nam U.S. Army- Navy-Air Force Research Organization Air Force Phu Loi Nam

Damage is heavy in 4 accidents yesterday and today

Four auto crashes on Middletown streets caused nearly 1200 dollars in damage. Fred W. Martin claimed air brakes failed after colliding with Norman H. Grindle on Wicorf Street. Other crashes involved Jesse L. VanHoose and Stephen M. Weinstein, plus James T. Gardner and Garland Nickell, with Bow en cited for failing to yield.

Middletown Fred W. Martin Whittier St Norman H. Grindle Highland St Wicorf Street Roosevelt Avenue Martin Jesse L. VanHoose Fairview Drive Carlisle Stephen M. Weinstein Hampton Place Milton Road Aberdeen Drive van Hoose James T. Gardner Grand Ave Garland Nickell Germantown Garfield Street First Avenue Nickell Cecil A. Bowen Leslie Lane Herrence D. Badger Creekview Drive Bowen

No Indication Of Arson In Chicago Fire

Chicago Fire Commissioner Robert J. Quinn said there were no indications the South Side apartment blaze that killed seven people was arson. Investigators noted rapid spread through the three story building as arson had been suspected due to speed. First floor tenants fled, doors left open creating a draft that funneled air to the stairwell. Five adults and two children died, trapped in hallways and stairs.

Chicago Robert J. Quinn Quinn

Huge nuclear test yields at Nevada site

The Atomic Energy Commission says a low to intermediate range device equivalent to 20 000 to 200 000 tons of TNT was detonated at the Nevada test site on Friday. An unrelated health note states that more than 80 percent of auto accident injuries occur to the right side passenger.

Washington Nevada Atomic Energy Commission

20 Officers To Attend Police School

About 20 officers are expected to attend the police recruit school sponsored by the Middletown Division Police next month. Lt. William Brewer said five Middletown policemen will attend, along with officers from Butler County Franklin Eaton Oxford Piqua Armco Steel Corp and possibly Troy. Classes start on Oct. 17. The local recruit school was the first state approved training program to graduate a class of law officers in Ohio last year.

Middletown Division Police Nextonth William Brewer Middletown Butler County Franklin Eaton Oxford Piqua Armco Steel Corp Troys Ohio

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