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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1964
Page
20
The article outlines the Civil Rights Bill H. R. 7152 a lengthy measure debated in Congress. It notes how supporters and opponents view its provisions differently based on race state and personal outlook. It presents major arguments for and against the bill’s chief provisions.
Eastern New Guinea begins its first general election with cargo cults and fetishes influencing the process. Voting runs Feb 15 to March 18 across rugged terrain as electoral teams tour 12,000 villages to collect about a million votes from 2 million natives, all 21 or older, in a diverse linguistic territory.
Rodney M. Love former probate judge and Ohio Bar Association leader will address the Middletown Bar Association at its Thursday monthly meeting at the Meadows Restaurant. He will discuss The Ever Expanding Bar and participate in 1964 officer installations led by Fred Ross and J.A. McIntosh.
Beecher E. Hess of Morning Sun Ohio and Washington DC is to address the Middletown Lions Club Thursday. after 25 years on Capitol Hill he served 16 years in the U S House including law librarian postmaster and minority staff executive. Hess will discuss his observations of Congress over the period.
DETROIT AP Wayne State University introduces a new campus sport: teams race a small Volkswagen car 100 feet carrying as many members as fit, then climb in and drive in reverse back to the start.
Doctors advise Queen Mother Elizabeth to refrain from public engagements for two months after an appendicitis operation on Feb 4 in London. She has returned to Clarence House and is reported to be making a normal recovery with no complications noted.
Cincinnati AP reports Paul W. Crum Jr. aged 35 was acquitted on two rape charges after the jury found him insane at the times of the alleged assaults on two teens in the fall. Common Pleas Court Judge Ford Bader ordered Crum to Lima State Hospital for further treatment.
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