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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1965
Page
2
In Boulder Colorado a school drop out issue takes a new turn as a student's correspondence lesson returns flagged moved left no address and a warden notes an escape at the state penitentiary.
Kenneth Lee, assistant manager of Bartel Drugs in Hamilton, was installed as president of the Butler County Pharmaceutical Association at the monthly meeting. Roy Hatfield Jr. of Gillen Crow Pharmacies Middletown is president elect. The group discussed a Jan 30 dance The Pharmacy Fling at the Elk's Country Club.
AFL-CIO Steelworkers President David J. McDonald accused I. W. Abel of using tactics similar to Barry Goldwater in his union presidential bid. McDonald spoke at a news conference with Al Whitehouse, his slate candidate, and said he aims to keep his post through the February 9 election and seeks a peaceful deal with 11 major steel companies before May 1 contract expirations.
Gail Swyer, 16, daughter of Governor Grant Swyer, opposes lowering the voting age to 18. She argues many 18-year-olds are not ready to vote, preferring 21 as the starting point, while citing civics courses as not sufficient. The governor’s program faces initial public opposition.
Services for Mrs Gertrude Dixie Herndon 75 of 1304 Calumet Ave will be at 1 p m Thursday at Bethel AME Church with Dr Gaar Davis officiating. Burial at Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call at the church 6 to 9 p m tomorrow. Arrangements by Bailey Funeral Home. She died Sunday at home. Surviving are her parents four sisters and three brothers. Arrangements by Eaton Funeral Home.
Clayton Stamper 52, of Dayton, husband of Pauline, father of Paul Stamper and four other sons, died of cancer at St. Elizabeth Hospital Dayton. He worked 17 years at the Frigidaire plant. Surviving also are a daughter Mary, three brothers, two sisters, and three grandchildren. Services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Beattyville Christian Church. burial Riverview Cemetery. Local arrangements by Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home.
Services were set for 2 p.m. today at First Baptist Church for Kenneth Lakes 28 formerly of Franklin who died in California last week from injuries suffered in an auto crash on January 7. Burial will follow at Wood Hill Cemetery. He had been living in California and worked at Norton AFB.
Mrs. Alice Johnson aged 70 of 85 Fair Ave. will be interred in a service at 2 p.m. tomorrow. Ben Fuerisch aged 82 of Overpeck will be laid to rest at 9 a.m. tomorrow.
Charles E. Denney 84 former president of the Northern Pacific Railway and Erie Railroad died of a heart attack in Pinehurst North Carolina. Dr Meyer Wiener 89 eye surgeon and Navy medical consultant died in San Diego after a long medical career and later teaching and writing. George D Bearce Bowdoin College author historian died Monday in Brunswick Maine.
In Morrisville Vermont a frame house fire in 15 degree cold killed Theodore F. Corey Jr 25 his wife Mary 24 and their four daughters Anna Marie 5 Beverly 3 Mary 2 Betty Jean 1 Police said the flames swept the 1 1 story home as the family escaped before perishing in the blaze
In San Antonio a Supreme Court ruling voided a raid on John W. Stanford Jr. and ordered the return of about 2000 books and pamphlets seized as allegedly pro Communist material. The warrant lacked particularity, invalidating the search. Stanford, owner of All Points of View, refused to register as a Communist.
The 1st District Court of Appeals ruled unconstitutional a two year old Ohio law prohibiting solicitation of unnatural sex acts. Judges said the 1963 statute was vague and uncertain, freeing Jerry Sharpe of Cincinnati who faced three months in the workhouse and a $200 fine after his conviction for approaching a policeman for an alleged unnatural act.
Middletown police say two Detroit men Albert Disher and Arnold Southers will face breaking and entering charges after footprints in snow on the Penney Store roof matched their shoes. False registration against Disher to be dropped. Evidence included sledge hammer crow bar and pried vent. No theft reported.
Dr. Richard K. Mosbaugh of Cincinnati, president of the Ohio State Dental Association, will address the Keely Dental Society this Thursday at Eaton Manor Restaurant in Hamilton. He is a Cincinnati oral surgeon and former Cincinnati and state dental society leader with ties to Oxford and Miami University.
Premier Moise Tshombe's government in Leopoldville reportedly hired about 200 white mercenaries in Belgium, Spain, France and West Germany. The recruits join roughly 100 Belgian and other European mercenaries in the 6th Commando unit alongside Congolese soldiers.
The State Department says U S assistance to Laos is entirely justified due to Communist violations of the 1962 Geneva agreements. Press officer Robert J McCloskey notes U S support for the Geneva settlement and confirms air strikes on a bridge used by North Vietnam to supply forces in Laos.
The NLRB ordered a collective bargaining election among 40 workers at the Wholesale Beer Distributors Association of Hamilton. The vote, set for January 25, will decide whether the workers are represented by Teamsters Local 100, IUUFSD Local 175-1, or by neither union.
Rep Rodney Dove a Democrat from Ohio was assigned to the House Armed Services Committee. He lives in Dayton and represents the 3rd District near Wright Patterson Air Force Base guiding his choice of committee assignment.
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