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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1964

Page

2

Palmer Named Covington High Band Leader at 21

John D. Palmer, a Middletown native, earned a bachelor of music at Miami University and was named director of Covington High School's band orchestra and glee club. He plans to pursue a master’s and a doctorate in music, and is the son of Charles B. and Mrs. Palmer of 4109 Nelson Road.

Lincoln Roosevelt Junior High Miami University Palmer Middletown High Miami U. Orchestra Phi Mu Alpha Miami Covington Ohio Charles B. Palmer Nelson Road First National Bank

No Third Party VFW Told By Gov Wallace

The 65th Veterans of Foreign Wars convention in Cleveland nears its close with John A. Jenkins of Birmingham expected as national commander. Gov George C. Wallace, who announced no plans for a new party, criticizes loyalty oaths and says he will work within two parties.

VFW Gov. Wallace Cleveland Veterans of Foreign Wars John A. Jenkins Birmingham Ala Jenkins Joseph L. Lombardo Brooklyn N.Y U. S Jenkins Alabama George C. Wallace Wallace

Two Cleveland Officers Avoid Bribe Felony Charges

The threat of criminal charges was removed from patrolmen Stanley Olbrys and Wayne Airey after the Chief Police Prosecutor refused to file on grounds of insufficient evidence. The officers were accused of soliciting 25 dollars and accepting 10 dollars in marked bills from a traffic violator.

Cleveland East Side Edward V. Cain Stanley Olbrys Wayne Airey

The cow tree of Venezuela yields dairy like cow milk

A Venezuelan plant nicknamed the cow tree produces a milky sap with flavors and textures resembling cow milk. Researchers note the sap's resemblance to dairy and explore its potential as a milk substitute.

Venezuela

Obituary for Grace Travis Linkins 9 Middletown resident

Grace Travis Linkins aged 9 of 2120 Woodlawn Ave died at 1 45 pm yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a fall that caused a broken hip on Aug 6. Survived by four daughters Agnes Honecher Ruth Reffitt Miriam Centers and Helen Praete all of Middletown four grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Services Monday 10 am at Joseph R Baker & Sons Funeral Home Rev Jerome Schulz will officiate. Burial in Woodside Cemetery. Visitation tomorrow 7 9 pm and Sunday 2 5 and 7 9 pm at the funeral home.

Grace Travis Linkins Woodlawn Ave Middletown Hospital Linkins Middletown Methodist Church Henry Agnes Honecher Ruth Reffitt Miriam Centers Helen Praete Joseph R. Baker & Sons Jerome Schulz Woodside Cemetery

Hamilton Deaths Mrs Mildred Muller 82

Mrs Mildred Muller of 897 Heaton Street dies aged 82 with services set for 10 a.m. tomorrow at Cahill.

Mildred Muller Heaton St Cahill

Boxing manager Sammy Goldman dies after long illness

LEVITTOWN New York Sammy Goldman 74 longtime manager of boxing champions Pete Herman and Tony Canzoneri died Thursday after a long illness Naomi Jacob 75 British writer actress lecturer died in Sirmione Italy Carlos Caracas Venezuela Julio Mendoza 64 retired matador who appeared in major bullrings from 1922 to 1952 died Thursday

Levittown N. Y Sammy Goldman Pete Herman Tony Canzoneri Sirmione Italy

Storm Hunting Nimbus Satellite Launch At Vandenberg

A 91 foot Thor Agena booster launched at 1 am PDT from Vandenberg Air Force Base carrying a Nimbus storm hunting satellite. It will photograph the world’s weather from a 575 mile high polar orbit, aiming for 2000 pictures daily and forecasting storms at sea.

Vandenberg Air Force Base Calif Ranger 7 Samos Midas Nimbus

Vehicle crash near Yellowstone claims Ohio woman

Mrs Ruth Bailey Lillich, 52, of Cedarville, Ohio, died after an automobile crash near Yellowstone National Park on Thursday. Her husband Lewis W Lillich, 55, and daughters Carol 16 and Robin 10 were seriously injured and hospitalized.

Cody Wye Yellowstone National Park Ruth Bailey Lillich Cedarville Ohio Lewis W Lillich Carol Robin

Diplomat Johnson tours U.S. with state funded caravan

Richard G. Johnson a 42 year old senior U S Foreign Service officer heads a motor tour to San Francisco with his wife and two children for home leave speeches on the Foreign Service. The Wally Byam Foundation and Ford Motor Co fund trailers cars and fuel as part of a State Department community relations program. Johnson will swap vehicles in San Francisco and return to Washington before a new assignment in Brussels Belgium.

Washington The Foreign Service USA Richard G. Johnson U.S. Foreign Service San Francisco State Department Johnson Wally Byam Ford Motor Co Ford Johnsons Brussels Belgium United States Congress New Haven Conn NATO Paris

Japan Allows U.S. Nuclear Subs to Call at Ports

Tokyo reports Japan will permit U.S. nuclear powered submarines to dock at Japanese ports after a year and eight months of debate. Demonstrators gathered outside the U S embassy as Tokyo emphasizes safety tests for radiation and non use of nuclear tipped weapons. The foreign minister cites 100 port calls in 13 countries as proof of safety with no date set for first arrival.

Tokyo U.S U.S. E U.S Navy Navy Etsusaburo Shiina

Endomorphic Girls Will Stay Fat

Chicago reports a study of 180 teenage fat girls finds 175 are naturally endomorphic due to inheritance. Doctors Seltzer and Mayer of Harvard describe endomorphs as predisposed to abdominal fullness with smaller hands and feet, noting the results appear in the Journal of the American Medical Association.

Chicago Science Carl C. Seltzer Jean Mayer Harvard University Journal of the American Medical Association

Boy electrocuted aiding neighbor in Eaton area

Thirteen year old Brett Hammer died after the television mast he helped install touched a power line at Harold McGriff’s home in West Sonora. Norma McGriff, 26, was burned but in satisfactory condition after grabbing the mast. Brett was on the ground when contact occurred.

Eaton Ohio Brett Hammer Lewisburg Harold McGriff West Sonora Norma McGriff

Thermometer Registers Quick Cold Drop After Sudden Jump

A thermometer shows a rapid drop in temperature readings when suddenly immersed in hot water, illustrating the device’s thermal response and lag.

Two Youths Ram Truck to West Germany

Two 21 year old Czechoslovaks rammed a truck through border barriers at Rozvadov and escaped to West Germany under heavy fire. They smashed three steel barriers while Czech guards fired but missed. A bus of American tourists bound for Prague was turned back.

Waidhaus Germany West Germany Rozvadov Czechoslovakia Prague

Bankruptcy filings list debt and asset totals in Cincinnati court

In the U S District Court in Cincinnati two bankruptcies are listed. David W. Stewart of 616 Prytania Ave Hamilton a paper worker owes 4793 dollars with 440 dollars assets. Herbert D Caudill of 1738 Stahlheber Road Hamilton a salesman owes 17239 dollars with 1700 dollars assets.

U. S. District Court Cincinnati David W. Stewart Prytania Ave Hamilton Herbert D. Caudill Stahlheber Road

Ben Doughty gets surprise sendoff from his "boys" on voyage

In New York a U S liner departure becomes a chorus of cheers for Ben Doughty a Local 3 electrical workers business agent traveling to Europe to study labor conditions. Passengers and fellow workers aboard the United States erupt in confetti rockets and a banner reading Ben Doughty Day at the Narrows Bridge as Doughty smiles and waves thanking his supporters.

New York Ben Doughty United States Europe Noved Verrazano-Narrows Bridge Doughty Ben the Narrows Bridge International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers

Police Briefs Report Car Window Break In and Gasoline Theft

Nesbitt Holland of 2215 Linden Ave reported vandalism to his car with a broken window and a theft of 10 gallons of gasoline. Officers questioned two boys believed to have thrown eggs at 210 Bellemonte St.

Nesbitt Holland Linden Ave Bellemonte St

Autoweo vandalism and burglaries reported in Viewletown area

Eric Detcher of 1 Alameda Circle showed police where white paint was sprayed on his father's auto. Burglars obtained an undetermined cash amount from multiple sites including Eeon-O-Wash 345 N Main St Viewletown Automatic Laundry Maple Avalon Self Service Laundry 8314 Tytus Ave and Wade Williams Sohio Service Station Ty tus Ave and Charles St last night.

Eric Detcher Alameda Circle Eeon - O - Wash Main St Viewletown Second Ave Maple Avalon Tytus Ave Wade Williams Sohio Tytus Avenue Charles Street

Skateboard Complaints Logged at Multiple City Intersections

Police note skateboard nuisance at Goldman Avenue and Carolina Street, Manchester Avenue and Clark Street, and Santa Fe Road, prompting patrols and possible advisories.

Goldman Avenue Carolina Street Manchester Avenue Clark Street Santa Fe Road

Plow name for Big Dipper noted in England

In England the asterism known as the Big Dipper is referred to as the Plow. The term reflects local stargazing language and regional naming conventions.

England

Today In History highlights and events for August 28 1964

On this date 1964 advancing American troops reached Chateau Thierry marking a co conquest of a continent. Other notes include the 1915 dedication of the Palace of Peace at the Hague, 1992 Walker Cup first, and various Cold War era events such as Port Said attacks and rationing in Moscow.

Chateau Thierry Palace of Peace Andrew Carnegie The Hague U.S Bluefelds Nicaragua Port Said Moscow Russia Labor Party Clemente Attlee Hong Kong

How Should We Pray Article in Reader's Digest

The Right Rev. James A. Pike explains prayer as more than a plea for help. He argues daily life gains new meaning when lived under God for and with God. The September Reader's Digest features this inspirational piece.

James A. Pike God Reader's Digest

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