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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1963

Page

2

Civil rights resolutions urged by National Council of Churches

In Philadelphia the National Council of Churches debated two strong civil rights resolutions. One seeks support for President Johnson to push Kennedy's civil rights bill, the other calls for full desegregation of churches. The discharge petition effort would compel House action, requiring 218 signatures.

Philadelphia General Assembly National Council of Churches Robert W. Spike Council Commission On Spike United Church of Christ Assembly Johnson John F. Kennedy House House Rules Committee Dr. Spike Washington United States

Indianapolis bishop elected president of NCC

Bishop Reuben H. Mueller of Indianapolis, 66, senior bishop of the Evangelical United Brethren Church, was elected president of the National Council last night. He will serve three years, succeeding J. Irwin Miller of Columbus, Ind., the NCC’s first layman president. Mueller had lived in Dayton from 1946 to 1954 as executive secretary of the division of Christian education of the EUB Church.

Reuben H. Mueller Indianapolis Evangelical United Brethren Church National Council Mueller J. Irwin Miller Columbus Ind NCC Dayton Division of Christian Education EUB Church

Premier Chou En-lai to visit Cairo in December

Red China's Premier Chou En-lai will arrive December 14 for a week long visit to Cairo. He will meet U A R officials to discuss international questions and developments in the Chinese Indian border dispute.

Chou En-Lai Cairo Red China Chou U.A.R

Cape Denounces Rename Proposal for Cape Canaveral

Cape Canaveral city leaders and the Greater Cocoa Chamber of Commerce oppose renaming the cape on Florida’s east coast. The council and chamber resolutions urge honoring the late President with a designation at the missile center while keeping the cape’s historic name. They question the legality of any renaming by the President or governor.

Cape Kennedy Fla Cape Canaveral Greater Florida Farris Bryant Richard Ervin Cape Cape “Canaveral

Crackdown Sought on Sunday Closing Law Violators

Cincinnati Municipal Court Judge Gilbert Bettman urges police to strictly enforce Sunday closing violations to push Ohio lawmakers to act. He notes the court levied three 25 dollar fines and says enforcement must extend to all non exempt workers and shoppers. The judge criticizes the law and legislature for inaction.

Cincinnati Gilbert Bettman Ohio

Deaths And Funerals Mrs Theresa Crowley

Theresa Crowley 34 of 5453 Meadows Blvd Columbus died yesterday at St Ann s Hospital Columbus after one day as patient She is survived by husband Thomas son Kevin daughter Lisabeth brother Joseph Higgins College Park MD sister Miss Nancy Higgins Harrisburg PA Arrangements incomplete at Egan Ryan Funeral Home Columbus Also listed are Herbert E McComb 35 813 Sanders Drive services 10 am Saturday Klaus Weigel and Mrs Mary Helton 72 1320 Al istatter Ave services 2 pm tomorrow at West Side Pentecostal Church

Theresa Crowley Meadows Columbus St. Ann's Hospital Crowley Sunnyhill Coal Co Ohio Turnpike Commission Thomas Middletown Kevin Lisabeth Joseph Higgins College Park Nancy Higgins Harrisburg Egan - Ryan Funeral Home E. Broad St Herbert E. McComb Sanders Drive Klaus-Weigel Mary Helton Al’statter Ave

Services for Jerry Garner

Jerry Garner aged 70 of 1506 Baltimore Street will have services at 10 a m Saturday at Second Baptist Church with Rev Rollen Hane officiating. Burial follows at the cemetery. Friends may call Bailey Funeral Home tomorrow from 6 to 9 p m with Eastern Star and Masonic services at 7 30 p m. Mr Garner died yesterday at Middletown Hospital.

Jerry Garner Baltimore St Second Baptist Church Rollen Hane Ating Bailey Funeral Home Eastern Star Masonic Garner Middletown Hospital

Death of 23monthold Melinda Harp in Cincinnati

Melinda Kathleen Harp 23 months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Virgil Harp of Franklin died of leukemia at 3 p m yesterday at Children's Hospital Cincinnati after four months illness. Surviving are her parents a sister Susan Kay and brothers Virgil Jr and Verlin of Middletown maternal grandmother Mrs Kate Mullins of Los Angeles paternal grandmother Mrs Sue Kissinger of Middletown. Services 10 a m Saturday at Joseph R Baker and Sons Funeral Home Rev Edward Bates officiating Burial in Woodside Cemetery calling hours tomorrow 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m at the funeral home.

Melinda Kathleen Harp Virgil Harp Home Ave Franklin Children’s Hospital Cincinnati Middletown Sue Kay Virgil Jr Verlin Kate Mullins Los Angeles Sue Kissinger Joseph R. Baker & Sons Edward Bates Woodside Cemetery

Portraits of notable deaths across three nations

Richard Lloyd Jones Sr. 90 founder of Tulsa Tribune died Wednesday in Tulsa Oklahoma. Robert Hamer 52 British director of Kind Hearts and Coronets died after brief illness in London. William Norton 63 former Labour leader and cabinet minister of Ireland died Tuesday in Dublin. Edward L Schuleland 62 father of comedian Dick Shawn died Wednesday in Buffalo New York from heart attack.

Tulsa, Okla Richard Lloyd Jones The Tulsa Tribune Jones Madison, Wis State Journal Tulsa Democrat Chicago London Robert Hamer Dublin William Norton Ireland Labor Party Buffalo N.Y Edward L. Schuleland Dick Shawn

Talks on Oswald assassination lead to questions in court inquiry

Jaworski and Katzenbach discussed the case in Washington with undisclosed details. Texas Attorney General Carr said the state inquiry could begin late this month as new developments unfold. Ambassador Mann announced Mexico's full cooperation in sharing facts of Oswalds Mexico trip. Nearby, scientists report marine life activity from hydrophone data as shrimp and groupers produce distinct sounds.

Jaworski Nuremburg Germany Nicholas Katzenbach State Court of Inquiry Texas Waggoner Carr Mexico City U.S Thomas C. Mann Oswald Mexico

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