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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1963
Page
7
Mrs. Albert Osborne and Mrs. George Hauser run a weekly art class in Osborne’s back yard for about 29 neighborhood children aged 4 to 13 in Wildwood. The 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. sessions began June 5, with 5 cents weekly per child to cover materials.
Herman H. Lawrence of Middletown is named honorary Legion of Honor along with Roger Ferger publisher of the Cincinnati Enquirer and William M. Judd Mt Lookout Savings & Loan vice president. The award honors a lifetime of service as chosen by the International Council, Order of DeMolay, at a Columbus state conclave.
Cypriots note rising visitor numbers with more than 50,000 tourists last year as international travelers seek the crossroads island. Hilton Hotels plans a capital city project while new hotels emerge. Kyrenia hosts St. Hilarion Castle and Lombarabas tomb rumors tied to early missions and Walt Disney inspiration.
President Makarios touts tourism as a key pillar for Cyprus alongside mountains and beaches. The report highlights Cyprus rich sights from Crusader castles to ruins, historic fortresses, and village life. Mythology ties to Venus and historical nods to Richard the Lionheart and Shakespeare’s Othello add cultural color.
Ohio's state library has a long past from early 19th century beginnings to today with a 1 million book collection and a board of five. Recent talk of abolishing its board and moving operations follows a Little Hoover Commission recommendation, while critics urge repurposing space and preserving services.
Springfield Ohio police rushed to a domestic quarrel where Roger Reese and Carl Geis were wounded. Reese may lose sight in one eye. Taylor Henry, 42, faces shooting with intent to kill charges.
Senators Lausche and Young, both Democrats from Ohio, voted opposite ways as the Senate defeated a 45 to 21 amendment to remove a $5 million allocation for an electronic center in the Boston area from a $5.5 billion space agency bill. Lausche supported the amendment while Young opposed it.
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