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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1971

Page

2

Ambassador You Chan Yang Warns on Communism at Miami

You Chan Yang a 73 year old Korean physician and former ambassador to the United States spoke at Miami University under the Miami Conservative Club. He urged Americans to oppose communism and defend troops abroad while criticizing U.S. policy including the Pueblo incident and Vietnam. The event drew about 300 without major student protest and ended with about a minute of applause.

Oxford You Chan Yang Washington Republic of Korea United States Miami University Miami Conservative Club Miami U. S Donald “‘Buz Lukens Douglas MacArthur Vietnam Thailand South Korea Russia Red China University U.S

Russell in Critical Condition in Six-Week Illness

Washington AP Russell, 73, long time Senate figure and president pro tempore from Georgia, remained in very critical condition after a six week respiratory infection. An aide said he was weaker Tuesday night with doctors giving oxygen as his fight continued at Walter Reed Army Medical Center since December 8.

Washington Richard B. Russell Senate Georgia Russell Walter Reed Army Mdical Center

Marietta Carbide Faces Major Layoffs Over Pollution Order

Washington AP A Union Carbide official warned the Marietta plant may lay off about 125 workers next September and more than 500 by April 1972 to meet a federal anti pollution timetable. The plant employs about 1,400. The company will switch to low sulfur coal but argues it cannot meet the 70 percent sulfur oxide cut by April 1972 without greater curtailment of production.

Ion Carbide Corp Marietta Ohio William M. Kelly Union Carbide William D Ruckelshaus Environmental Protection Agency Kelly Kelley Ruckelshaus’ Agency

Obituary notices for Mildred Hileman and others in area

Mrs Mildred E Hileman 63 of 2006 Grand Ave died at 11 02 p m Tuesday at Middletown Hospital after hospitalization since December 2. She was born in Hamilton and lived in Middletown since 1990. Survived by husband O J Hileman a son Harold of Kirkwood Missouri a brother Robert Dowling of Hamilton two sisters Leona Osborne of Hamilton and Ruth Marvin of Mt Angel Oregon and three grandchildren. Services 2 p m Friday at McCoy Lehler Funeral Home Rev Robert McNamara officiating burial Greenwood Cemetery Hamilton. Friends may call Thursday 3 1 and 7 9 p m. Also listed Jacob Wertz 132 S B St funeral Mass 10 a m Friday St Stephen s Church Miss Henrietta Adams 92 2629 Hilda Ave Mass of the Resurrection 10 a m Thursday St Ann s Church Mrs Marge Smith 85 College Corner services Thursday Pineville Kentucky.

Mildred E. Hileman Grand Ave Middletown Hospital Hileman Hamilton Middletown St. Paul's Robert Dowling Leona Osborne Ruth Marvin Mt. Angel Ore McCoy-Lehler Robert McNamara Greenwood Cemetery Jacob Wertz S. B St St. Stephen's Church Henrietta Adams Hilda Ave St. Ann’s Church Marge Smith College Corner Pineville

Water System Trial Delayed in Warren County

In Lebanon the Warren County Probate Court delayed the trial over the proposed 1.9 million northern water system by three weeks. The case, sparked by residents opposing the project, pushes back the Feb. 1 start to Feb. 23 to give both sides more time to prepare. The lawsuit targets county commissioners and questions the cost and benefits of the water line.

Lebanon Warren County

Ohio Poverty Standards Too Low Hospital Assn Meeting

The Ohio Hospital Association convenes a Friday Columbus meeting with officials, hospital leaders, and citizen group reps to push Medicaid expansion. Speakers include Donald F. Simpson, aiming to unlock up to 79.5 million federal funds and reduce county relief burden and state tax costs for medically indigent care.

Cleveland Ohio Ohio the Ohio Hospital Association Columbus Donald F. Simpson U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare

Medical Terminology Course Offered at Middletown

A new Medical Terminology course for medical assistants nurses and doctors assistants is offered by Middletown Adult Evening School. Taught by Betty Lisch Middletown Hospital nurse supervisor the class starts Tuesday Feb 2 at 7 p.m. at Middletown High School with ongoing Tuesday sessions. Registration is by calling 423-4932 and the fee is 10 dollars.

Middletown Betty Lisch Middletown Hospital Middletown High School

Vatican Latin expert Cardinal Bacci dies at 85

Antonio Cardinal Bacci, Vatican's leading Latin scholar who modernized church language, died after a long illness at age 85. His passing reduces the College of Cardinals to 125 members.

Vatican City Antonio Cardinal Bacci Vatican College of Cardinals

Teachers To Stick With CTA In Cincinnati Schools

In Cincinnati the Cincinnati Teachers Association will represent public school teachers at least until December 1973 after an 18 to 1976 vote. Thirty-five votes went to no representative. CTA previously won in January 1968 and now negotiates a new master agreement with the school board starting today.

Cincinnati Cincinnati Teachers Association CTA Cincinnati Federation of Teachers CFT

Ancient wedding custom of rice and seeds fertility rite

A historical note explains how newlyweds were doused with rice wheat nuts and sweet meats as a fertility charm. The practice linked seed fertility to the couple and reflected old wedding traditions and beliefs about procreation and luck.

Black leader urges audacity to end racism in America

Lerone Bennett Jr. told 400 plus attendees at Middletown's Logan Johnston Hall that racism is central to America's problem and must be confronted with audacity. He urged massive federal aid for Black development, city rebuilding, and power distribution over charity, linking liberation of Blacks to wider freedoms.

America Lerone Bennett Jr Logan Johnston Hall Middletown Bennett Ebony Magazine Institute For Black Studies Martin Luther King Memorial Center State Legislatures

Smash Unions Goal Of Britain's P O

Britain faces a prolonged postal strike as wage talks collapse and no new talks loom. Post offices stop telegrams, mail slots sealed, and Electra House, hub of international cables, goes quiet as about half of the 47 000 telephone operators stay off duty.

London Britain Elec Tra House Tele

Man Shot From Car In Downstate Incident

Lawrence Bennett 25 of 417 Weaver St. is in critical condition at Middletown Hospital with a bullet wound from his back to abdomen after being shot by an unknown person in a car on S Main Street at 11 30 p m yesterday. Bennett said a car with four occupants stopped and a man asked his destination then Bennett was shot as he ran. A hospital spokesman said a helper left before being identified.

United States U.S.S. Pueblo U.S.S Lawrence Bennett Weaver St Middletown Hospital S. Main Street Bennett Main Street 17Th Avenue

Findley Jury Selection Not Complete

In Butler County, James Albert Finley faces a first degree murder case as jurors near completion with one peremptory challenge left for both sides. The defendant pleads innocent to the murder of Miss Chevyl Ann Segal whose body was found Oct 18 near Gregory Creek after being shot and mutilated.

Hamilton James Albert Finley Cincinnati Chevyl Ann Segal Roselawn Gregory Creek Here Court of Butler County Common Pleas Fred B. Cramer Findley Princeton Road

Ammon Jordan surveys ruins of ancient Philadelphia city

Jordan Ammon stands amid the ruins of the ancient Greek city of Philadelphia, inspecting collapsed walls and scattered artifacts. The photographer notes the site’s historical layers and the sense of a once bustling harbor city now silent.

Ammon Jordan Philadelphia

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