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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1965

Page

2

Yugoslav Author Denied Reinstatement at Zadar University

Mihajlo Mijahlov, a Yugoslav author who criticized the Soviet Union, was refused reinstatement as a lecturer at Zadar University. Actress Judy Rawlins, 29, gave birth to a daughter Victoria Katherine Esther in Hollywood. Dwight D. Eisenhower and wife left Shrewsbury New Jersey after a weekend visit. Leslie W. Dunbar named executive director of the Field Foundation succeeding Max Hahn who retires Oct 1. Martin Luther King Jr said he plans Harlem visit as part of a tour of Northern cities.

Mihajlo Mijahlov Soviet Union Zadar University Judy Rawlins Vic Damone Hollywood Hospital Victoria Katherine Esther Dwight D. Eisenhower Shrewsbury N.J David H. Marx Leslie W. Dunbar Atlanta Field Foundation Marshall Field Dunbar Southern Regional Council Maxwell Hahn Martin Luther King Jr New York Harlem

16 Rights Protestors Arrested in Cincinnati Sit-in

Police moved in on a three hour sit-in at Allied Construction Industries as 16 CORE members protested alleged racial discrimination in the building industry. The group, including Leonard Ball, faced trespassing charges with additional Aug. 17 trials for earlier actions at East Avondale Elementary School.

Allied Construction Industries Howard Knauf Congress of Racial Equality Association Walnut Hills Sec Leonard W. Ball Ball East Avondale Henry Bruce Green National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Building Trades Council

Three Vinton Schools to Lose Charters

The State Board of Education, under legislative orders, moved toward a statewide bus purchase plan with local board purchases and a state price ceiling. The board also notified three Vinton County high schools that their charters will be revoked on June 30, 1966, and approved bonds for 32 districts.

Columbus State Board of Education 106Th General Assembly Boards of Education Robert Manchester Youngstown Vinton County Brown-Zaleski Hamden Vinton Fairfield-Waterford Columbiana County Liberty High School Liberty Junior High Trumbull County

American seeks Iranian wife sparks Tehran controversy

Robert Davis, a 62 year old American, advertised marriage with an Iranian lady while in Tehran under a U S military advisory contract. The Tehran Journal reports he was ordered home after an air force colonel warned the ad could damage Iran US relations. Davis says interference in his personal life was disgraceful and plans to return to Cincinnati. Editor notes about a dozen women wrote offering marriage.

Tehran Iran Robert Davis U. S Davis Tehran Journal the Journal Air Force Texas Central Delivery Cincinnati Ohio

Erhard Opens CDU Campaign In Germany’s General Election

Chancellor Ludwig Erhard launched the Christian Democratic campaign to retain power in the September 19 general election. He assailed the Socialists and warned that more socialism increases the country’s problems.

Dortmund Germany Ludwig Erhard Christian Democratic Party Erhard

Erhard urges missiles defense plan for Europe

Stable economy and currency cited by Erhard as he appeals for intermediate-range missiles to defend Western Europe, though he did not specify who would control them.

Erhard Western Europe

Religion under secular threat at WMU lecture

Harvard Divinity School Dean Samuel Miller warned at Western Michigan University that religion faces a secular revolution that could shrink humanity. He told clergy and lay leaders the current crisis demands discipline and action to respond to the powerful secular adversary.

Kalamazoo Mich Samuel Miller Harvard Divinity School Western Michigan University Miller

Under-18 GIs In Viet Nam Should They Be There

Army headquarters seeks figures on enlisted personnel under 18 in Viet Nam and whether any violate regulations. Reports said about 100 173rd Airborne Brigade troops might be sent abroad despite age. total armed forces under 18 about 68 000. Army 17 000 Marines 5 000 Navy 16 000 Air Force 30 000.

Viet Washington Army South Viet Nam Saigon 173Rd Airborne Brigade Viet Nam Marines Navy Air Force

Ohio Briefs Highlight Mines Fire Firing and Tragic Death

Ohio news briefs report Natural Resources officials dismissing strip mine inspector Larry Mamone for illegal operations in Belmont and Jefferson counties. In Dayton, Dennis Hockey, 9, dies after being struck while crossing Ohio 235 during a long voyage in the Timb erbelle sailing craft. Akron case sees James Hood and wife awaiting sentencing after child neglect convictions, six year old Joyce Hood’s abuse and amputation of toes cited.

Columbus Natural Resources Department Larry Mamone Martins Ferry Irving I. Dickman Division of Forestry and Reclamation Mamone Belmont Jefferson County State Department of Personnel Dickman Dayton Dennis Hockey Montgomery County Frank Hockey Ohio Fairburn

Ohio House commends Robert Manry for solo Atlantic voyage

The Ohio House of Representatives praised Monday night the unusual courage and seamanship of Robert Manry, a Cleveland newsman and Willowick resident, for his solo crossing of the Atlantic Ocean. He was reported near completion of the voyage.

Columbus Ohio House of Representatives Robert Manry Cleveland Atlantic Ocean Manry Willowick

Cleveland Bank Heist Sees Woman Slugged For Cash

Mrs. Ira C. Miller, carrying $4000 in a canvas bag, approached the Central National Bank office on the East Side when a man opened the door and struck her, grabbing the money and fleeing. The victim reported the assault and theft on Monday.

Cleveland Ira C. Miller Central National Bank

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