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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1965

Page

9

Shuttlesworth Secures Court Order Against Congregation

In Cincinnati AP Rev Fred W Shuttlesworth pastor of Revelation Baptist Church gains a temporary restraining order to bar seven church members from interfering with services or trustee meetings and to stop him from spending church funds. A separate order on Shuttlesworth blocks unauthorized withdrawals. Judge Frank M Gusweiler issued both orders.

Cincinnati Fred W. Shuttlesworth Shuttlesworth The Revelation Baptist Church Southern Christian Leadership Conference

Queen Elizabeth Line Said to Be Eavesdropped On

London reports allege telephone operators at Chippenham listened to the queen's private calls with her children and sister Princess Margaret. The British government investigates the alleged switchboard eavesdropping spanning village switchboard staff and royal communications.

London Chippenham Queen Elizabeth Princess Margaret

54 Fined For Fast Driving

Fifty four speeding violators were fined a total of 890 dollars in Municipal Court. Fourteen others forfeited bonds totaling 395 dollars. Various individuals were fined 50 dollars and costs or given related penalties for offenses including failing to report an accident driving left of center drag racing anti noise violations careless driving and more.

Robert Cook Millard Drive Franklin Cook Central Avenue Chris F. Tatro Middletown Rt. 1 Vernon E. Maloney Andrew St Paul Townsend Moore Road Donald Briscoe Fairmount Ave Randel Pence Woodlawn Elmer Stewart Thomas R. Phillips Renee Brady L. McCoy Lawn Freddie Hairston Young St Clarence Myers Eck Road Toni Million Cribbs Ave Danny E. Rose Woodlawn Ave Russell E. Evans Dayton Earl D. Collins Tibball St. Franklin Carl Tudor Carolina St Lester C. Roddenberry Crawford St Robert Ashcraft Taylor Ave Joseph F. Chupka N. Leibee St James Rogers Pontiac Mich Paul L. King Richmond Ind Junior Reed Glenn St Trenton David C. Dennis Moore St Glenn F. Perry Orchard St Harold Norris First Ave Leroy Havens Oxford Earnest W. Crawford Pine St Robert L. Cox Hinkle Road Gregory Thier Richardson Drive William Trimble

Senate approves larger poverty funds for Johnson war on poverty

The Senate passed a 1.65 billion second year of the war on poverty after four days of debate by 61 to 29. A House conference seeks a higher authorization at 1.9 billion. Supporters cite expanded opportunities for 35 million Americans. opponents call it wasteful.

Washington Senate Johnson House Congress Everett M. Dirksen

Morse Not Giving In On Aid Bill Faces Senate Clash

The House passed a one year 3.36 billion foreign aid bill by 243 to 150. Senator Morse of Oregon vows to oppose in the Senate and push for rejection or revisions. Senate conferees agreed to two key amendments in exchange for a multiyear look next year. Morse may again bring up the bill in the Senate on Monday.

Morse Washington Senate House Wayne Morse Senate House Conference Committee Mike Mansfield D-Mant

Torch on street tip over causes little damage

A torch on a street tip at Central Avenue and Doty Street fell over at 5:49 p m yesterday. Officials reported no damage or injuries.

Central Avenue Doty Street

Farm Bill Passed by House Amid Stormy Debate

The House approved a sweeping four year farm bill 221 to 172 after three days of debate. It covers wheat, feed grains, cotton, wool and dairy with changes to cotton and wheat programs and a new dairy program. The measure, costing an estimated 16 to 18 billion dollars, faces strong Senate opposition and will likely trigger further conflict.

John Beckler Washington House Senate Congress

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