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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1959

Page

12

Wittenberg College to become Wittenberg University

Wittenberg College in Springfield Ohio will become Wittenberg University next Tuesday. A day-long observance September 17 themed New Dimensions in Higher Education will feature Dr. Arthur Flemming as keynote and include speakers such as Dr. Joseph Sittler Dr. F Gerald Ensley Dr. A A Liveright and President Clarence C. Stoughton. The change marks the second Wittenberg University, tracing origins to the 16th century and noting the modern Ohio campus's five units College of Arts and Sciences School of Professional Studies Hamma Divinity School of Community Education and the graduate studies program.

Springfield Ohio Wittenberg College Wittenberg University Arthur §. Flemming College of Arts and Sciences School of Professional Studies Hamma Divinity School of Community Education Graduate Studies

Wasp Sting Affects Princess Grace Aboard Onassis Yacht

Princess Grace was stung by a wasp and left pale after a dinner on Aristotle Onassis’ yacht in Monte Carlo. She departed early with Prince Rainier forcing the cancellation of a short cruise so guests could view the casino fireworks. Palace officials said the sting occurred two days earlier, was painful but not serious.

Monte Carlo Monaco Grace Aristotle Onassis Prince Rainier

Eisenhower as Possible Godfather to Queen Elizabeth Baby

Rumors in Balmoral place President Eisenhower as the potential godfather to Queen Elizabeth's forthcoming child. Royal aides kept mum while locals note the close personal ties between the Queen, Prince Philip, and the visiting U.S. leader at Balmoral Castle.

Balmoral Scotland Scottish Highlands Eisenhower Elizabeth The Glens Approxy Prince Philip Balmoral Castle

Lenin atomic icebreaker nearing tests for service

The Soviet turboelectric icebreaker Lenin, a 16,000 ton vessel designed to cruise for a year without port calls, is in final testing and readying for service. It was examined by U S Vice Adm Hyman G Rickover during the Nixon tour.

Leningrad Soviet Union Tass Lenin U.S Hyman G. Rickover

Eisenhower to host wartime colleagues at U S embassy

President Eisenhower plans a dinner at the U S embassy on Tuesday for Field Marshal Montgomery and other old comrades in arms. Montgomery, who criticized Eisenhower’s WWII strategy, attend would mark their first meeting since last year’s memoirs. Also invited are Gen Sir Francis De Guingand and Gen Sir Frederick Morgan.

London Eisenhower Europe U.S Viscount Montgomery el Alamein Montgomery Sir Francis de Guingand

Papa Joins Mom Baby In Hospital

A young sailor Lloyd Nilson visited his wife Clarice Nilson at a Los Angeles hospital for the birth of their first child. While the mother delivered a boy, Nilson fell ill and had his appendix removed by Dr. William W. Wilkinson, who had attended the delivery.

Los Angeles Lloyd Nilson Clarice Nilson William W. Wilkinson

Marriage Drives Dad To Death By Own Action

Marie Casper, 16, returned with Benjamin Kapuscinski, 22, claiming marriage. Her father Benjamin Casper, 43, became upset and was found hanged in the cellar three hours later.

Philadelphia Marie Casper Benjamin Kapuscinski Benjamin Casper Casper

Typhoon Joan Strikes Formosa Kills Six in Suburbs

Six people died and five were injured as Typhoon Joan battered Formosa in heavy rain and 190 to 220 mph winds. The storm forced a island wide emergency and aimed toward the west coast between Hualien and Taitung with a path toward Quemoy and the Matsu Islands.

Taipei Formosa Hualien Taitung Civil Air Transport Quemoy Matsu Islands

Boy Drowns Playing Convict Game on Rock Lake

Trevor Wisconsin 13 year old Harold Nelson Jr drowned after rolling off a raft while bound with torn carpet strips in a game described by playmates as Convict. Deputies say he told friends to dive in if air bubbles appeared and companions recovered his body about 20 minutes later.

Trevor Wis Rock Lake Wisconsin Harold Nelson Jr Thomas Dorff Kenosha County Harold

Three Men Seized After Beating New York Officer

In Harlem on Friday night patrolman Walter J. Verville was assaulted after stopping a car for a red light. The attackers fled, a bystander was wounded, and off duty officer John Hersey fired four shots. Police later arrested Sammy Brown, 22, Willie Brown, 28, and Willie Jones, 31.

NEW York (Ap Harlem Walter J. Verville John Hersey John Buckingham Sammy Brown Willie Brown Willie Jones

New Tracer Okayed For Runaway Poppas

Welfare authorities may now use Social Security records to trace runaway fathers and collect child support. Welfare Secretary Arthur S. Fleming authorized the searches this week to locate noncustodial parents and obtain payments for families.

Washington Arthur S&s. Flemming

Halt Sought To Religion In Classroom

In Miami a father of three filed in Dade County Circuit Court for a halt to religion in classrooms. Judge J Fritz Gordon called the issue a good constitutional question and did not dismiss the suit.

Hawlow Chamberlain Herbert L. Heiken Chamberlain Dade County J. Fritz Gordon

Pompeii Destroyed by Mt Vesuvius Eruption in 79 AD

The ancient city of Pompeii was destroyed by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. The event buried the city under ash and pumice, preserving streets, houses, and frescoes for study.

Pompeii Mt. Vesuvius

Corn Belt Lawyer Chosen ABA President Promotes World Peace

John D. Randall, 59, of Cedar Rapids Iowa becomes American Bar Association president and backs a global conference of lawyers to promote settling disputes by legal means rather than war He expands the foundation committee naming two U S senators and a federal judge to the group.

Miami Beach Fla American Bar Assn Corn Belt ABA Cedar Rapids Iowa John D. Randall United States Federal District Court Randall Lisbon University of Iowa American Bar Association House of Delegates House

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