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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1966
Page
10
Municipal Court yesterday suspended six months licenses for two Middletonians. John A. Gentry faced 50 dollars fines and a care less driving charge after traveling over 70 mph on S Verity Parkway Jan 6. Larry J. Rutledge also fined 50 dollars plus costs for drag racing on S Main Street Jan 8 and speeds over 80 mph.
The Church of England confirms Archbishop Michael Ramsey will visit Pope Paul VI in Rome on March 23 to discuss Vatican Council differences especially the Catholic view of other Christian churches called separated Brethren. Ramsey would be the second Canterbury archbishop to visit Rome since the 16th century break with Rome.
Larry Braaten of Vancouver Washington a jail trusty in Hillsboro was offered a ride on U S 81 near Fargo by Sheriff Howard Carver en route to a police class Braaten was hustled back to jail.
Hans Bentzien, minister of culture since 1961, was fired and replaced by Klaus Gysi. The official ADN agency says Bentzien was relieved as the ministry could no longer cope with tasks. Under Bentzien criticism and skeptical writing thrived while pinups appeared on some covers. Gysi is expected to back a tougher line against criticized writers and artists.
Cuban exile leaders in Miami outline 1966 plans for continuous violent raids against Fidel Castro’s Cuba. Andres Nazario Sargon of the Revolutionary Alliance and commander Eloy Gutierrez Menoyo promise coordinated actions with multiple groups to accelerate Castro’s fall, calling 1966 the most violent year since the Bay of Pigs.
In Dayton Ohio the Montgomery and Miami counties sheriffs say three male Dayton residents were arrested in connection with a $5000 church vandalism and two store burglaries. Loot worth $1500 recovered and links to Brush Creek Church of God wrecking in West Milton are noted. charges pending.
Ohio real estate boards will not pursue a statewide ballot repeal of the new housing discrimination law. Trustees will push public opinion polls and continue research on the law's constitutionality while monitoring California court actions that could reach the U.S. Supreme Court.
Training sessions for Cub Scout Scout and Explorer leaders go live tomorrow at the Civic Association with 12 to 12 30 p m registration Reginald Farrar chairs the leadership training committee for the Pokey Griffith District with qualified instructors The den mother sessions will be led by Mrs Betty Turner and Mrs Edna McNeice Cubmaster assistant and committee sessions led by Leonard Hausman and Glenn Gibbs Boy Scout leader training under instruction coordinator Elza Abraham will be taught by John Wriggins Paul Lucas and Bill Gilbert Al Zens district Scout executive will conduct the program for Explorer leaders
In Camden Maine two women apply for the police chief job after the resignation of Chief Herbert Litchfield. June Kincade 37 and Marjorie Knowlton 38 argue for equal opportunity and propose jail curtains as a first stand in their bid joining 22 male applicants.
If you can get away for a winter vacation fine. If you can't but want sunshiny warmth without leaving home consult a heating contractor about modern electric heating for efficient comfort.
Ohio officials say a Southeastern Ohio site will be announced next week for a new penitentiary while the old Columbus prison remains usable for two to three more years. Three sites in Jackson, Scioto and Meigs counties are under consideration. Also, Middletown enacts an emergency easement granting Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co. access in Smith Park for lighting concessions.
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