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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1963
Page
2
A British fashion magazine urges President Kennedy to wear a hat and proposes polite hat etiquette for greeting dignitaries. It suggests a raised hat held over the heart as a sign of gallantry and contrasts it with casual American greetings for Queen Elizabeth II.
Money orders and cash totaling $712 were stolen from the Giller-Crow Pharmacy at 2715 Burbank Ave between 10 p.m. Wednesday and 9 a.m. Thursday. Deputies found no forced entry but noted the money cabinet was broken. Employees said two lights left on overnight were off when staff arrived.
Gen Lord Freyberg a decorated veteran of two world wars dies at 74 in Windsor England. Bernard Cecil Freyberg born in England received the Victoria Cross and held high service orders. He was wounded ten times in war and faced criticism over the Monte Cassino monastery bombing decision.
Four forged checks drawn on Barnitz Bank to Kane Sign Shop were issued to Dr. Benjamin Sawyer at 1312 Central Ave. dated June 28 and numbered 241 for $19 each. Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce warns residents to beware of similar counterfeit activity.
Cleethorpes town council reinstates Raymond Comray as weatherman after firing him for accurate rain forecasts. A council spokesman says his forecasts were consistently correct while the London forecast predicted rain but sunshine occurred. The town relies on forecasts for business at the seaside resort.
In Ohio a Fostoria youth was sent home after deputies, who impounded his car for study, believed he may have been involved in a fatal hit-skip. The victim, Douglas Allen Smith, 18, was found dead in London Township near Bascom. The youth has not been charged and came to the sheriff after hearing a radio report.
Beir ut Lebanon AP reports Lebanese newspapers call the British Arabic Language School a spy center after the unmasking of missing British journalist H R Philby as a Soviet agent. Philby, a former British embassy official, disappeared last January and is said to have defected.
Portugal's Fernando de Alcambar Pereira was barred from the UN International Conference on Public Education in Geneva after his government's Angola policy. The 96 nations adopted an African-led resolution expelling Portugal, a move Pereira called illegal, prompting walkouts by African Arab and Soviet delegates. He later rejoined on government instruction and was halted by officials who said the expulsion was legal per Bedrettin Tuncel.
In Miami Florida a Cuban woman, Arcedes Arriaga, reported her $1,250 in cash and a gold religious medal stolen while she knelt in prayer at Gesu Roman Catholic Church. She said two men had discussed renting a room from her. they did not return and stage money was later found to have replaced her funds.
Services for Debra Kay Norris four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald L Norris of 553 Garfield St rear will be held at 10 a m tomorrow at the Mc Coy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Robert Ward officiating Burial will be in Woodside Come Fiends may cat at the funeral home today from 4 to 9 p m The child drowned Wednesday in a motel swimming pool shortly after the family had arrived in St Augustine Beach Fla Flora Irish Waldorf 86 widow of a Methodist Church bishop and mother of Lynn Waldorf former Northwestern University football coach died at home Wednesday Clyde Kennard 36 an African American who attempted to enter the all white University of Southern Mississippi in 1959 died Thursday at the University of Chicago Hospital following abdominal surgery.
The Vatican plans new efforts to persuade Cardinal Mindszenty to depart Hungary in exchange for church concessions. Hungary hinted it would not block Vatican bishop appointments if Mindszenty leaves. Mindszenty, 71, under treason sentence, remains in Budapest and vows to stay as a symbol of anti-Communist resistance. Negotiations were started by Pope John XXIII and renewed after Cardinal Koenig met Pope Paul VI.
Queen Elizabeth II tripped on the shoe tie of her car running board at the Royal Agricultural Show in Kenilworth England. She fell but was unhurt and helped to her feet by Prince Philip who asked about injuries. The show director said she slipped and suffered no harm.
State Auditor Roger W. Tracy reports the first distribution of the new fiscal year funds totaling 6,001,357 to four welfare programs in Ohio. The largest grant of 4,317,470 funds aid to dependent children, with 1,270,978 to disabled aid, 258,703 to the blind, and 154,205 to crippled children.
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