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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1965
Page
1
Two teen boys involved in a cross burning on a Cincinnati suburban lawn faced a Juvenile Court lecture. Judge Benjamin Schwartz suspended their driving privileges, placed them on probation with their parents, and ordered unpaid after school work at a city hospital as part of an indefinite punishment program.
Anti-Castro analysts study reports of mass arrests in Cuba echoing post Bay of Pigs turmoil. Refugee and underground sources cite military arrests as signs of brewing domestic unrest in Cuba four years after the invasion.
Dayton a Florida crowds swell as 35 000 students arrive for beach weekend with police staffing and 343 arrests on charges from intoxication to disorderly conduct. Exiles report arrests across Cuba as Castro regime tightens security and prepares for a Bay of Pigs victory parade in Havana.
A brief feature notes the presidency as a mix of power and isolation. It highlights sections such as a look at a forgotten or lonely role and references to other varied topics within the issue.
Khrushchev marks his 71st birthday with a quiet day at his country home near Moscow spent with children and grandchildren. The contrast recalls last year when Pravda featured a large photo on its front page while he was premier.
In Frankfurt a group of West German and seven other West European demonstrators began a two day Faster march campaign for nuclear disarmament with protests across major routes.
Forecast calls for cloudy, warm conditions with a high near 68 degrees. Light rain chances emerge later today, with cooler temperatures tonight as conditions trend toward a calm end to Easter.
In Wabasha Minnesota the town is isolated as the Mississippi floods surround it. Residents brace for three days of flooded streets with emergency trucks delivering food. Hospital stays on high ground while aerial images show island-like conditions and Thea Dan Foley leads civil defense duties.
The Mississippi River reached a record crest at Minneapolis-St Paul with downstream rises in Iowa and Wisconsin. Flood fights report weeks of potential relief if no heavy rain, but warn against a quick fall as crews monitor ice and ice jams. About 35,000 displaced, 12 deaths, and millions in damages recorded to date.
Easter celebrates the risen Christ amid global unrest. Christians attend sunrise services as pacifist vigils, antiwar protests, and religious pilgrimages keep faith alive from Rome to Jerusalem and beyond.
The Soviet Union warned it may permit volunteers to fight for North Viet Nam if U S action increases, signaling a possible direct clash with the United States. White House and State Department responses varied while President Johnson pressed for peace talks and independence for South Viet Nam. In Saigon, U S air forces widened strikes against North Viet Nam.
Washington AP Thousands of students massed around the White House for a Viet Nam war protest led by Students for a Democratic Society with estimates from 12 000 to 20 000 participants. Counterdemonstrators from the American Nazi Party and Young Americans for Freedom clashed verbally as police kept the two groups apart.
Malaysian Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman publicly supported U S bombing of North Vietnam describing it as the proper action. He spoke at a Kuala Lumpur convention of his ruling alliance and justified American air strikes on military installations in the North.
The Soviet Union launched its 63rd unmanned Cosmos satellite into orbit on Saturday. Tass reported the launch is part of a three year space research project begun March 16, 1962.
A witty line headlines a joke about a man who agrees with his wife so convincingly that she changes her mind immediately. The quip plays on marital dynamics and humor without naming people or places.
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