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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1970

Page

18

Victory over Communists march planned for Washington

Sponsors estimate 25 000 to 150 000 will parade along Pennsylvania Avenue to the Washington Monument grounds on Saturday for a 2 to 5 p.m. rally. Backers include Gov. Lester Maddox and Sens. Thurmond Goldwater. Speakers include Dr. Carl McIntire and Maddox. The event calls for victory in Vietnam and school Bible reading amid a religious patriotic mood.

Washington Vietnam Pennsylvania Avenue Washington Monument Lester Maddox Georgia Stam Thurmond R-S Barry Goldwater R-Ariz Mendel Rivers D-S.c House Armed Services Committee George C. Wallace Alabama McIntire Maddox Wallace Rivers Thurmond Charleston D.C Goldwater National Cathedral Episcopal Cathedral Clifford Peterson Phoenix Ariz Peterson MelIntire Bible Presbyterian Church Collingswood The Christian Beacon

Accountant Halts Demolition of Hamilton Office Building

A Hamilton accountant and tax consultant won a temporary restraining order to halt demolition of his building at 25 High St. The suit claimed the city planned to barricade the sidewalk cut utilities and tear down the structure to build a ramp to the High Main street bridge. The city had deposited 25000 with the clerk of courts for the purchase and sheriff possession was ordered before the injunction.

Hamilton City of Ross Avenue High Main Street Bridge High Street Common Pleas Fred B. Cramer High St Eli Bortz Aout Asultant Bortz Robert L. Marrs Clerks of Courts Marrs Floyd Vickers Wayne Madison Road Trenton

Private security firms see surge amid urban violence

Private guards and detective agencies report rapid growth from 20 to 25 percent over five years as bombings and city unrest boost demand. Pinkerton's staff tops 27,000, with 20,000 in guard work, while Burns International Detective reports 29,000 and Wackenhut 13,000. Firms note tighter security at corporate HQs after bombings in New York City.

New York William Linn Pinkerton’s, Inc Linn Pinkerton Pinkerton’s National Detective Agency, Inc David Goode William J Burns International Detective, Agency, Inc Burns Peter O’neil Wackenhut Corp New York City O'Neil

Auto License Plate Rush Warned Before Deadline

Prospective buyers are urged to beat the April 15 deadline as last minute crowds are common. Deputies Dorothy Hiteshue and Kathryn Agee report slow sales at Monroe and Middletown bureaus with hours listed for Monroe firehouse, 202 S Broad St Middletown and Montgomery Ward desk.

Dorothy Hiteshue Monroe Kathryn Agee Middletown S. Broad St Montgomery Ward N. University Boulevard

Inmate Blood Donors Save 8-Year-Old Beth Schoepp

Beth Schoepp died after months of transfused blood. Palm Beach County jail inmates organized a blood donation drive led by Warren Nicholson. Prisoners hoped to aid the girl while acknowledging the tragedy. Beth’s father Henry praised the public’s unexpected generosity amid grief.

Beth Schoepp Beth Warren Nicholson Palm Beach County Henry Scheepp Lighthouse Point Fla Ludlow St Miami West Palm Beach Department Life Squad Jesus

Burn Victim In Fair Condition After Clothing Ignites

A 45 year old Hamilton man Franklin Peel remained in fair condition at Mercy Hospital today with burns suffered when his clothing apparently ignited in a city disposal area on N Third Street extension north of here. Police described the incident as accidental and ongoing.

Peel Hamilton Mercy Hospital N. Third Street Here Franklin Peel

Damage suit filed against Kroger Co

A Butler County Common Pleas jury was to hear Iona Parrish’s civil action for 45000 damages against Kroger Co Cincinnati. Parrish alleges she was injured April 17 1967 at the Middletown Kroger store 620 N University Blvd when pushing a cart in a narrow aisle she tripped on a protruding object and fell hitting her head shoulder and knees.

Hamilton Court of Butler County Common Pleas Robert L. Marrs Iona Parrish Evelyn Drive Middletown Kroger Co Cincinnati Kroger N. University Blvd

Fire at 182 N Main St Damages Property

Fire reported at 1 45 a m at the home of Woodrow Hedger 182 North Main Street with smoke in the rear exterior of the building and an estimated damage of $1000. A second incident notes Mrs Teresa Rieth at 132 percent North Main Street ill at 2 47 a m. Wires sparking observed at 1107 Calumet Avenue.

Main St Woodrow Hedger N. Main St Teresa Rieth Canberra Middletown United States

Goldberg Endorsed by New York Demos

Liberty New York AP Arthur J Goldberg won endorsement by the state Democratic Committee for governor but chose to run on petitions. He must gather 10,000 signatures, with 50 from each of 47 counties, to appear on the primary ballot. Basil Paterson was chosen for lieutenant governor. Rockefeller seeks fourth term for Republicans.

Liberty, N.Y Supreme Court Arthur J. Goldberg State Democratic Committee New York Labor U.N. Abassador Goldberg State Committee Basil Paterson State

Poasttown Cubs Honor Pack 28 Members at Meeting

Cub Scout Pack 28 of Poasttown honored members with awards and advancements during the monthly meeting. Recipients included Brent Bailey Perry Kendrick Steve Apking David Haney Jim Mynhier Richard Pridemore David Rush Kendall Cottongim Jeff Simpkins Harold Green Roger Bozile and Wayne Kramer. Jimmy Withrow graduated into Webelos and four boys were inducted Jarrell Baird Jeff Pergram Douglas Stamper and Gary Vick.

Cub Scout Pack Poasttown Brent Bailey Perry Kendrick Steve Apking David Haney Jim Mynhier Richard Pridemore David Rush Kendall Cottongim Jeff Simpkins Harold Green Roger Bozile Wayne ‘Kramer Jimmy Withrow Webelos Jarrell Baird Jeff Pergram Douglas Stamper Gary Vick

Twenty three Signers of Declaration Were College Trained

The article notes that twenty three of the fifty six signers were college trained and nearly all were graduates, highlighting the educated background of the Founding Fathers.

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