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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1966
Page
16
The Index broad rose with most components, signaling end of mid-summer doldrums as 1966 auto output nears peak and 1967 models loom. Steel and energy sectors gained, while autos remained the soft point and transport shipments rose amid a lingering airline strike.
New York State Supreme Court Judge Robert Brink finds Fred erick Frantz and Frantz Industries liable for willful misappropriation of General Airline & Film Corp trade secrets used in the Frantz 1100 copier. GAF awarded 50,000 in damages with injunctions and a patent assignment order, while a hearing on additional damages is set.
Ohio state auditor Roger Cloud notes July expenditures for the Aid for the Aged program reached 7.94 million dollars, up 182 thousand from July 1965, while health care assistance fell by 304 thousand to 2.06 million. Pensioners dropped from 76,799 to 74,276, but health care beneficiaries rose from 12,392 to 14,668. average award increased to 578.62 due to a $2 rise by executive order and a nursing home monthly cap increase from 150 to 200.
Washington based Bureau of Mines reports progress on a new safety device for coal mines. Engineers have developed a system intended to instantly smother explosions in a passageway by detecting methane or coal dust ignition with ultraviolet rays and spraying a flame quenching chemical. Tests are ongoing to perfect the device.
McDonnell Aircraft Corp secures a 439 million defense contract to produce five F41 Phantom models for the Air Force and Navy. The deal adds to 424 million in prior Phantom orders, with subcontractors earning a sizable share of the workload.
Brazil produced 77.7 million bags of sugar last year, up 20.6 million from 1964. Export markets included the United States, Chile, Great Britain, Tunisia, Lebanon and Ceylon, absorbing 13.8 million bags.
New York AP overview of coffee breaks shaping office culture. Characters include Genial George with bourbon coffee, The Round Table with snacks, Suspicious Ltd distrustful of coffee, Traitor Tom spying, Hapless Harry plagued by broken machines, The Addict sipping for sick leave, Gertie the Gossip spreading rumors, Generous Gus the bookie, and The Big Man Himself the boss who ends the break and places bets. Coffee breaks praised as a home away from home in modern offices.
A colorless brush on coating called Johnston's No-Roach offers months of roach and ant control. It is described as easy to apply and harmless to pets. Distributed by Harris Drug and available at Gray's Marshall's and local drugstores.
A safety reminder emphasized by insurers to keep all policy values protected under a comprehensive umbrella. Experts urged readers to review coverage limits and ensure critical assets are safeguarded against gaps in protection.
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