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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1964
Page
9
A family of four reached West Germany by crossing the frozen Upper Elbe River near the East German border, aided by thick fog. The man 50, wife 46, sons 25 and 17 crossed with sled and hand cart. The 25-year-old was hospitalized with acute appendicitis. the younger son had frostbite.
District Judge Joe B Brown named three Texas doctors to examine Jack Ruby in a psychiatric evaluation ahead of his February 17 trial. Dr. R L Stubblefield of Southwestern Medical School Dallas Dr John T Holbrook of Beverly Hills San Itarium Dallas and Dr Milton Towler UT Medical School Galveston will conduct tests, with details to be kept secret. The panel includes a neurologist view from Towler and all are Texas born and educated.
A 41 year old man was ordered to leave the city or face jail in Municipal Court. Gilbert McClain was found guilty of disorderly conduct and received a jail sentence. Police arrested him at a Grand Avenue address for creating a disturbance. Alice Kennedy, 27, of Sheridan Avenue, also received a 30 day suspended jail term for disorderly conduct after an incident on Columbia Avenue. Police arrested her for cursing and causing a disturbance. Roy Meade, 48, Morgan Avenue, lost his driving privileges for five years and got a 10 day jail sentence for driving while intoxicated. He was arrested on December 28 in a downtown parking lot, and fined 300 dollars plus costs. William Booth, 20, Oxford State Road, and Robert Terrill, 20, Sheridan Avenue, were fined 50 dollars each for disorderly conduct in carrying concealed weapons and for intoxication after a deputy stop on Mohawk Street following a case operator’s complaint. Additional fines were imposed on Matilda Louise Owens, 37, Bernice Avenue, for assault and battery. James Eversole, for failure to pay city income tax, and Charles White, for menace and threat.
In Washington AP report Prime Minister Lester Pearson says he and President Johnson agree on most issues but clash on the best football quarterback. Johnson backs Sammy Baugh while Pearson favors Y A Tittle of the New York Giants, highlighting a rare split in top gridiron picks.
Oxford fills vacancy on village council with Dr Bernard Phelps an associate professor of speech at Miami University He will join council after the resignation of Dr James R Woodworth Phelps directs the Miami University Speaker Bureau and has taught at the Academic Center in Middletown for several years
Dayton Ohio report says 55 year old employee John Henry Moore was accidentally electrocuted Tuesday while moving a conveyor device at Landmark Fertilizer Co. authorities classify the death as a workplace accident.
Liz the worm free mother beagle at Ohio State University earned a nomination for the Research Dog Hero of 1963 by veterinary pathologists. Dr. Richard A. Griesemer and staff documented her worm free litters and worm transmission tests in a germ free life lab in Columbus Ohio.
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