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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1968
Page
5
The Boeing 747, a $20 million giant jetliner with 49 passenger capacity, debuts today in Everett Washington with 1 200 invited guests including Secretary C R Smith. The ceremonial rollout features champagne and 26 stewards as the aircraft begins flight testing ahead of delivery to airlines.
In Knoxville Tennessee a historical note states that despite the creation of about 3000 counties in the nation’s history there have been only two instances of county consolidation.
The Breeze Way Mobile Home Sales showcases new mobile homes emphasizing craftsmanship elegance and spaciousness with full modern features. Displays located at 4400 Tytus Avenue Middletown invite shoppers to experience convenient eye level built-in details and space saving options for comfortable living.
Washington AP The bill to exempt televised Hum phrey Nixon Wallace debates from equal time could get a House vote this week The Rules Committee plans a Thursday meeting but lawmakers doubt three way debates will occur even if passed Nixon favors a three way format Humphrey supports it Pickle says original intent allowed three way or no debate at all
William J. Steinhauser has been promoted to supervisor in the maintenance department at Armco Steel Corp. Middletown Works. He reports to John J. Timberlake and resides in Hamilton. Steinhauser, Ohio State University mechanical engineering graduate, joined Armco in 1957 and has held multiple posts before the promotion.
A Republican led push to reorganize Congress and tighten election reform faces House opposition and a Rules Committee freeze. Despite Senate approval and bipartisan backing, leaders delay action as Rumsfeld and Albert clash over bringing bills to floor. A discharge petition seeks to force a vote if enough members sign.
Arsonists damaged the Naval and Marine Corps training center in Eugene causing 106000 dollars in destruction. Explosions at about 1 am wrecked a 12 ton crane two bulldozers four dump trucks and a personnel carrier with three or more attackers involved. Investigators found gasoline bombs and detonating fuses near fuel sources and storage garages. No injuries were reported.
Japan's Immigration Board reports 375,929 foreigners entered the country in 1967, up 11 percent from 1966, while 373,434 departed. Americans, mainly tourists, made up about half of those entering.
The Tyrannosaurus rex is described as the largest and fiercest flesh-eating dinosaur in paleontological history. The assertion highlights its massive skull, powerful jaws, and towering build as defining features of the carnivore.
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