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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 09, 1965

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Severe Storm Destroys Miltonville Area. One Boy Dies

A Middletown area boy, 12 year old Robert Stanley Rothman, was killed by lightning as a tornado tore through Miltonville southwest of Middletown. The storm damaged many homes on Elk Creek Road and Fikcreek Road, with roofs blown off and carports collapsed. Rain, hail, and high winds damaged property. about eight inches of water rise noted in the area.

Middletown Miltonville Here Robert Stanley Rothman Well Road Glen Owens Elkcreek Road Fikcreek Road Owens Elk Creek Gennie Wayne Ashley Owen Hargis Adams Elk Creek Road Associated Press Ohio Lucasville Portsmouth Scioto County Kroger Co Cincinnati Bevis New Baltimore Harry Meyer Meyer Fort Hamilton Hospital Hamilton Treaed Lake White Waverly

Tornadoes and floods hit Southern Counties and Minnesota

Weather Bureau warns of the worst flood season as rivers rise across Minnesota Iowa and surrounding regions. About 4000 displaced in Minnesota and 2000 evacuated in Iowa. Flandreau Dam on the Cottonwood near New Ulm bursts sending higher flows toward Mankato where 2000 more may be evacuated as the Minnesota River may crest near 30 feet in coming days.

U.S. Weather Bureau Minnesota Iowa Flandreau Cottonwood River New Ulm Mankato Weather Bureau Karl Rolvaag Waterloo

Severe weather hits Ohio and Iowa with floods and a deadly tornado

Weather events cause heavy river flooding in Waterloo Iowa with evacuations and power outages. In Ohio a severe storm system spawned tornadoes near Lucasville and Pike County causing destruction to homes businesses and infrastructure with one fatality and multiple injuries.

House Approves Medicare Bill With Big Margin

The House passed President Johnsons six billion health care Social Security bill by 313 to 115 with a near three to one approval. Debate split on funding as Democrats backed payroll tax increases while Republicans urged Treasury funding. Final vote shows 248 Democrats and 65 Republicans in favor.

Washington Johnson House Senate Marily Treasury GOP Gerald R. Ford Michigan

Gun Battle in San Diego Leaves Four Dead Two Clerks and Newsman Among Victims

Police battled a robbery suspect barricaded in a pawnshop near a downtown San Diego street. The gunfight left two clerks injured and two others dead, including reporter Robert Crandall who collapsed at the scene. The suspect, Robert Page Anderson, 28, died from gunfire, while clerk Louis Richards, 62, was fatally shot. Theodore Sweinty, 63, described the moment of confrontation as he hid upstairs.

San Diego Calif Robert Page Anderson Theodore Sweinty Anderson Sweinty Louis Richards Robert Crandall Independent

Reds Fail To Close Autobahn

Berlin reports that the Communist authorities left the autobahn open all morning for the first time since Monday. A U S military convoy passed to West Berlin with no trouble while civilian traffic moved both ways. Western allies protested delays but offered no countermeasures.

Berlin Helmstedt United States Britain France

Court Justice Sherman Minton Dies at 74

Sherman Minton former U S Supreme Court justice died at 2 33 a m in New Albany Indiana after a week of severe intestinal bleeding He was 74 and had served as Senate majority whip and a New Deal champion His wife Gertrude and three children survived including Mary Anne in Washington DC and sons Sherman Minton Jr and John in Washington

New Albany Ind Sherman Minton U.S. Supreme Court Minton Historical School Floyd Memorial Hospital Harry Voyles U.S. Senate Gertrude Mary Anne Washington D.C Sherman Minton Jr Indianapolis John Minton

Murrow Released From NYC Hospital

Edward R. Murrow aged 56, the former broadcaster and ex head of the U.S. Information Agency, has been discharged from New York Hospital.

NEW York Edward R. Murrow U.S. Information Agency New York Hospital

North Viet Nam reaction key to Johnson peace bid

U S officials say Hanoi holds decisive role in peace talks and that North Viet Nam must end infil tration for any lasting settlement. They dismiss China's rejection as non decisive and expect continued air strikes against North Viet Nam while awaiting Hanoi’s response.

South Viet Nam Hanoi North Viet Nam

Red China Rejects Johnson Peace Offer on Viet Nam

Beijing denounces Johnson plan as deceitful and aims to disarm South Vietnamese resolve. Hanoi reiterates withdrawal and end to U.S. bombing as talks condition. Brezhnev accuses U.S. of aggression without addressing the proposal.

Red China Saigon U.S South Viet Nam Viet Nam Hanoi Johnson Ho Chi Minh Akahata South United States Soviet Communist Party Leonid I. Brezhnev

Negro Marches Scheduled in Camden and Bogalusa

Civil rights leaders planned marches in Camden Alabama and Bogalusa Louisiana amid tensions over voting rights. Camden granted a parade permit for a 200 to 1000 person march to Wilcox County Courthouse. police had blocked earlier due to permit issues. James Farmer and Rev. Daniel Harrell are involved with the actions.

Camden, Ala Alabama Louisiana Camden Ala Reginald Albritton James Farmer Congress of Racial Equality Bogalusa Albritton Wilcox County Daniel Harrell The Southern

Chuckle Delegate After Convention Morning

A vivid caption captures a playful moment labeled Chuckle Delegate the morning after a convention. The scene features household mischief as a cat stamps on a rug amid lighthearted banter and postevent mood.

Two Marine Battalions and Jets to Land in Viet Nam

American authorities announced that two more battalions of U.S. Marines and a squadron of Marine jet fighters will land soon in Viet Nam. About 3,000 Marines will be landed at Da Nang Air Base on the coast 380 miles north of Saigon and near Hue.

Saigon South Viet Nam U.S Viet Nam da Nang Hue North

Navy jets clash with MIGs over sea near Hainan

U S Navy jets engaged North Vietnamese aircraft 35 miles offshore near Hainan as one MIG reportedly disappeared in flames.

Saigon South Viet Nam U. S Navy North Viet Nam Hainan

Marines Land Reinforcements At Da Nang Air Base

The United States indicates additional Marine reinforcements are landing at Da Nang to bolster security for the air base near the ancient capital, with a battalion landing team and F4 planes to arrive. The Mt McKinley was reportedly offshore ready to deploy Marines as the 7th Fleet supports the operation. Further deployments target Hue area as part of the broader mission.

7Th Fleet Mt. McKinley da Nang Hue

Actress Linda Darnell Burned in Glenview Fire

In Glenview Illinois actress Linda Darnell suffered extensive burns in a home fire. She is reported in serious condition with burns covering about 90 percent of her body.

Chicago Linda Darnell Friends Glenview

Education Bill Passage Nears in Senate Clash Over Church Aid

Senate leaders expect to pass President Johnson's 1.3 billion school aid bill today and send it to him for signature. A key Ervin amendment would require judicial review of aid to parochial schools, a step critics say could curb church-state support. The House already approved the measure, clearing a path to the president's desk by dusk.

Frvin House Senate Johnson Ervin

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