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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1965

Page

3

Grand Jury Warns Halt to Juvenile Crime in Cleveland

The Cuyahoga County grand jury reports juveniles commit 62 percent of Cleveland crime and urges action by community and state. It criticizes Ohio juvenile institutions releasing youths after six months as a mockery of reform and calls for new handling beyond probation.

Cleveland Cuyahoga County Ohio

Barbara Hutton Quiet Anniversary With Prince Doan in Hawaii

Woolworth heiress Barbara Hutton and her seventh husband Prince Doan Na Champacak mark their first wedding anniversary in a Lahaina Hawaii hotel cottage. An intestinal infection sent Hutton to bed, with a nurse and local physician providing ongoing care since her arrival March 18.

Kaanapail Maui Hawaii Woolworth Barbara Hutton Doan Na Champacak Royal Lahaina Hotel Miss Hutton

Drinking crackdown paying off in Ohio arrests rise

In Columbus, the state liquor department reports a 61.7 percent rise in arrests of adults and minors for juvenile drinking in the first quarter of 1965 from 1964. Permit-holders cited for violations involving minors increased 48.8 percent, with 283 juvenile violation arrests in January to March 1965 versus 175 in the same period 1964.

Columbus, Ohio State Liquor Department Donald D. Cook Cook

Rex Harrison's Son Debuts In U S Club

Noel Harrison, 31, Londoner and Rex Harrison’s eldest son, makes his American night club debut in New York at the Living Room. He sings folk and English songs with a relaxed, wholesome stage presence while Rex Harrison plans to attend his show. Noel’s prior U S appearance was on Ed Sullivan in 1960.

Rex Harrison U.S New York Noel Harrison Harrison Noel London Britain United Stats Ed Sullivan Collette Thomas

Toledo woman faces preliminary hearing in husband murder

An Akron AP report states Mrs. Willie Taylor a 35 year old Toledo woman is charged with second degree murder in the death of her husband Ellsworth 31. He was shot in the eye after a domestic dispute, according to police.

Toledo, Ohio Willie Taylor Muder Ellsworth Taylor

GOP Realigns Leadership in Ohio Senate in Unity Show

Ohio Senate leadership was realigned with Sen William H Deddens moving from Finance to Insurance and Financial Institutions and Sen Ross Pepple replacing him. Majority Leader Theodore M Gray said the switch was prearranged and not a rebuke to Deddens who has headed the Finance Committee since 1960.

Columbus, Ohio Ohio Senate William H. Deddens Senate Republicans Senate Finance Committee Ross Pepple R - Allen GOP Deddens Theodore M. Gray Miami Finance Committee Gray Senate

New York News Strike Averted In Labor Accord

New York City publishers and the printers union reached a two year contract settling a threatened strike at seven major papers. The deal provides 12 dollars weekly increases over the term and covers automation and related issues.

New York New York City Printers Union Robert F. Wagner

Antenna Rates Accepted for CATV Installations

Ohio Bell rates for installing and maintaining CATV lines have been approved by the Public Utilities Commission. The charges apply to CATV companies, not individual subscribers, and cover coaxial cable and related equipment. Quarterly rates range from 8.25 to 16.25 dollars per quarter mile of cable depending on factors.

Cleveland Ohio Bell Telephone Co Public Utilities Commission Ohio Bell Bell

Moose Lodge to Elect Officers in Middletown

Members of Middletown Moose Lodge will cast ballots from noon to 8 p.m. tomorrow for new lodge officers. Terms begin May 1. Candidates include Reynolds Nairn Lester Nelson governor Gene Amsler junior governor Howard Reider Douglas Brandenburg prelate Ralph Land Fred Perry treasurer John Wyatt Lee Ward trustee three years Lowell Brewer Robert Morris trustee one year.

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