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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1965

Page

3

O'Brien and Gronouski Named to Key U.S. Posts

President Johnson announced Lawrence O'Brien as post master general and John Gronouski as ambassador to Poland. O'Brien, 48, has served as White House liaison to Congress and Kennedy Johnson campaigns. Gronouski, 45, Wisconsin tax official and professor, will push good will with Poland while in Warsaw.

Washington Lawrence F. O’brien U.S John A. Gronouski Gronouski Poland Johnson Sunday O'Brien Massachusetts Wisconsin John F. Kennedy O'Brien White House Congress Kennedy Springfield Mass Senate Dallas Sioner Warsaw United States

Russian sailor seeks political asylum in Britain

A 21 year old Russian sailor from the Soviet training ship Sadov jumped ship in Gibraltar and is seeking political asylum in Britain according to the Home Office.

London Gibraltar Britain Home Office Juri Riaboc Sadov

Sales Tax Hike To Be No. 1 On Ohio's Ballot

Ohio voters will see a sales tax increase proposal on November 2 as state issue one. The PEP plan would raise four percent sales tax to fund schools, promising 116 million dollars annually. The measure drew 250000 petition signatures and faces political opposition from Gov Rhodes administration over tax policy.

Ohio Columbus Ohio Council For Education PEP James 0. Brennan Secretary of State Brennan James A. Rhodes

State Fair Crowds Head For Record

Ohio's state fair opened with expectations of record crowds as weekend attendance neared 135000. Sunday drew 134,747 with heavy traffic and parking issues while Friday and Saturday tallies reached 116350 and 119766 respectively. Harness racing purses topped 137000 and events included Andy Williams and Bye Bye Birdie.

Columbus Ohio Andy Williams

Youth Cited In $500 Crash

A 15-year-old youth was cited for driving without a license after a two car crash caused 500 dollars in damage on Elsmere Street. The youth’s car struck a parked vehicle owned by James Back on Crescent Boulevard. A second accident involved bus driver Murrell Bishop hitting a parked car owned by Marie Parmenter in front of Clark Street.

Billy Shepherd Illinois Ave Elsmere Street Crescent Boulevard James F. Back Crescent Blvd Back Murrell Bishop W. Lawn Dr Franklin Marie Parmenter Nelson Road Clark St

Freight Through Mississippi River Moves Vast Transport Volume

About 80 million tons of freight travel up or down the Mississippi River each year, highlighting the river’s key role in U S commerce and regional logistics.

Mississippi River

Negro Father Of 7 Slain Near Anniston

Thad Christian, 54, a Black father of seven, was killed by a shotgun blast while fishing in a creek. Robert E. Haynes, 41, a white man, was charged with murder according to Sheriff Roy Snead. The shooting occurred Saturday night about eight miles northeast of Anniston near Haynes’ home.

Anniston Ala Roy Snead Snead Thad Christian Robert E. Haynes Haynes Christian

Watts Riots Blamed on Patrol Mishandling by LA Officials

Los Angeles Mayor Samuel W. Yor ty and Police Chief William H. Parker blamed United States patrol errors for sparking the Watts violence. They cited a California Highway Patrol arrest Aug 11 as the trigger and called for investigations with possible FBI help. The riots left 36 dead and about 50 million in damage as National Guardsmen were withdrawn. Parker noted 4 percent of LAPD officers are Black, with about 20 percent including clerical staff.

LOS Angeles Samuel W. Yorty William H. Parker Watts California Highway Patrol California Highway Yorty Dist. Atty Evelle J. Younger FBI U.S Highway Patrol Bradford M. Crittenden Parker

Young Negro Charged With Mutilation Death

A preliminary hearing was set on a murder charge against Roosevelt Long 21 who said he admitted beating elderly Perry Smaw 87 near Greensboro Alabama. Smaw died five days after being found in his doorway.

Greensboro Ala Perry Smaw Hale County Richard Poelinitz Col al Lingo Roosevelt Long Smaw Long

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