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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1962

Page

6

Vatican backs archbishop in segregationist excommunication

Vatican sources say Archbishop Joseph-Francis Rummel of New Orleans acts with full ecclesiastical authority after excommunicating three segregationists. The move, long opposed to racial segregation, aligns with papal leaders who have condemned racism. Canon Law grants bishops broad governance and disciplinary powers.

Vatican City Vatican Joseph — Francis Rummel New Orleans L’osservatore Romano Jin

Husband Asks Equal Censure After Excommunication Row

In New Orleans AP reports the husband of a segregationist excommunicated Catholic woman asked Archbishop Rummel for the same censure. Bernard Gaillot urged that if his wife is truly excommunicated, he should be as well. A dramatic plea followed as Mrs Gaillot, 41, appealed on the archbishop’s doorstep amid pickets over desegregation of parochial schools. The notice also includes a lengthy legal foreclosure item from Ohio.

New Orleans Joseph Francis Rummel Bernard Joseph Gaillot Gaillot Renee Jackson Western and Southern Life Insurance Company Common Pleas Court Butter County Oho Orsie Heights Lemon Township Butler County Ohio

Mediator Picked in Paper Strike in Detroit

Police Commissioner George Edwards, former Michigan Supreme Court chief justice, was chosen mediator in a Detroit newspaper strike that has halted weekday editions of The Detroit News and Detroit Free Press for seven days. Edwards invited both sides to meet, settling on the mediation plan after talks with the Detroit Newspaper Publishers Association and the Teamsters Union.

Detroit Detroit News Detroit Free Press George Edwards Detroit Newspaper Publishers Association Teamsters Union Edwards Michigan Supreme Court United Auto Workers Union

Hamilton Bank Bandit Gets 10-25 Years

Roscoe Tommie Thomas aged 34 was sentenced to 10 to 25 years in the Ohio penal system after pleading guilty to armed robbery of the Citizens Bank Twin Brook branch in Hamilton last Dec. 5. Three witnesses testified including Thomas and teller Kenneth Christ. Police officer Ronald Cole captured the fleeing man after a wreck on U S 27 north of Millville, with $6,729 recovered.

Roscoe “Tommie” Thomas Ohio Penn- Cincinnati Common Pleas Arthur J .Fiehrer Twin‘brook Citizens Bank Hamilton Kenneth R. Christ Ronald ‘Cole Hamilton Police Department Thomas U. S. 27 Millville

Judge Black Describes Butler County Juvenile Center

Common Pleas Judge David Black spoke at a Manchester meeting to explain the Butler County Juvenile Detention Center in Hamilton. He said the center holds offenders until court, not a rehab facility, and thanked Sertoma and La Sertoma for 6 000 dollars to launch the project. Sanford Weiman, in charge, presented slides. Glenn Greenham and Mrs. Joe McDermott led the joint service clubs.

Butler County Hamilton Common Pleas David Black Sertoma la Sertoma Manchester Motor Inn Judge Black Sanford Weiman Glenn Greenham Joe McDermott

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