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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 27, 1966

Page

8

New Desegregation Plan Proposed by Justice Department

The Justice Department proposes a uniform desegregation plan for Southern courts, drafted by Assistant Attorney General John Doar. It urges the 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to apply the plan as a guide for seven districts in Alabama and Louisiana, then extend it to all Southern districts, aiming full desegregation by fall 1967 under a freedom of choice framework. Florida remains the only Southern state fully compliant with Office of Education standards.

New Orleans Justice Department South Asst. Atty John P. Doar 5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Deep South U.S. Supreme Court Doar Department U.S. Office of Education Office of Education Health, Education and Welfare Department Court of Appeals Amaperne Louisiana U.S Alabama Florida Georgia Mississippi Texas Supreme Southern Education Reporting Service Dear Southern Education Office Circuit Court

Goldmans Still Hope For Son Dan

Daniel Goldman’s parents in Surfside Florida remain hopeful for his safe return nearly a month after his kidnapping. Aaron Goldman said no developments but the family would pay 25000 in exchange if contacted by the kidnapper. police have withdrawn and left the ransom to them.

Miami Fla Daniel Goldman Aaron Goldman Daniel Surfside Goldman

Why Men Don't Talk to Their Wives

A Reader's Digest article explains the silent husband issue in troubled marriages. It notes about half experience this behavior and questions whether silence signals indifference or a natural shortcut in communication. The piece highlights deeper silences during the middle years of marriage and promotes May Reader's Digest on sale.

May Reader’s Digest May Reader's Digest

Negro Leader Tackles School Boards Timidity in Desegregation

Whitney M. Young Jr of the National Urban League urged about 8,000 school board members to end buck passing and act on desegregation. He criticized timidity and lack of leadership while noting that only a policy statement would not force action. He warned boards that they hold keys of liberation and that white children need integration as well as Negro students. He argued poor whites also require better education.

Minneapolis Minn Whitney M. Young Jr National Urban League Young National School Boards Association Delegates Assembly Appalachia Tennessee

Kraft to Address Local B'nai B'rith Lodge Meeting

Robert Kraft of Cincinnati will address the local B'nai B'rith lodge at Clock Restaurant at 6:30 tomorrow evening. The program honors 19 members with 25 years of service. Richard Isroff is lodge president. Kraft, of Kirschner & Kraft, formerly Cincinnati Legal Aid Society chief trial counsel, now serves as chief referee of Hamilton County Juvenile Court.

Robert Kraft Cincinnati

Boy Admits Burglary Role at Blake Steel Co

Authorities report a 13 year old boy confessed to breaking into Blake Steel Co on Hook Drive on April 17 stealing a pistol and $10.20 in change. Police detained him at 10 p.m. and released him to his parents at 11:10 p.m. The case was sent to Juvenile Court.

Blake Steel Co Hook Drive

Forty Bales of Hay Stolen From Barn

Sheriff deputies investigated a theft from Floyd Barrett at 6509 West Alexandria Road reporting 40 bales of timothy hay valued at 35 dollars stolen from his barn overnight Monday into Tuesday.

Floyd Barrett Alexandria Road Timothy

Practicing Golf In Parks Prohibited In City

Park officials will post signs in city parks warning against hitting hard balls this summer. The Park Board voted for a trial, urged enforcement, and noted Smith Park is currently the only park that allows hard ball play. Reports on fishing activity at Smith Pond showed strong receipts and a May 22 fishing derby for children was approved.

Paul Sullivan Park Board John Paschal James Howerton William Denham City Commission Paschal Smith Park Ralph Connor Smith Pond Middletown Exchange Club Sunset Park

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