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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1964
Page
5
Springfield Ohio police press on in week two of the Jessica Minter slaying inquiry. The 14 year old was stabbed 21 times in her northwest Springfield home last Tuesday. Police question friends and neighbors while awaiting lie detector results from a 17 year old boy friend of the victim.
London AP reports that British government chemists concede failure in attempting to create synthetic whisky and brandy. They analyzed a genuine brand and found 29 distinct chemicals with traces of hundreds more. Real spirits contain unknown substances that react in unpredictable ways, the report says.
Washington tourism climbs with the Convention and Visitors Bureau aiming for 1 to 2 million more visitors this year, topping last year’s 7.5 to 8 million. White House, Washington Monument, Lincoln Memorial, and Smithsonian report 10 to 60 percent gains in the first five months of the year.
The Associated Press reports scattered resistance as the Civil Rights Act is tested. King’s staff plans Alabama assessments in Tuscaloosa and Selma while SCLC targets a summer push. RIIs protest and jailings occur in Birmingham and across several cities as facilities integrate or close instead of complying.
Doctors at the Cleveland Clinic monitor 11 year old Allan Pert Jr. after a kidney transplant from a deceased woman. Allan previously relied on an artificial kidney and needed close supervision as doctors evaluated the donor organ. A hospital spokesman noted 135 offered to donate but the deceased woman's compatibility made her the best match. The operation occurred Sunday.
Meetings scheduled Tuesday at Sertoma Club 6 30 p.m Manchester Madison Lions Frischs on North Main Street Battery A H74A Gun Bn 7 p.m Armory Mayfield Fire Department 7 3 p.m Sheffield Street Fire House Middletown Coin Club 7 30 p.m YMCA Trenton Youth Activity Boosts 7 3 p.m Trenton High School Lemon Township Trustees 7 30 p.m Township Hall Sperlamen's Club Trustees 8 p.m SPEBSQSA 8 p.m Legion Home FOE Lodge 528 8 p.m Eagles Hall Monroe IOOF Hall BPOE 257 Elktones 8 p.m Fiks Temple Alcoholics Anonymous 8 30 p.m
A Berea lumber yard suffered losses estimated over 200000 dollars as two thirds of stock burned. Firefighters from four communities battled the Monday blaze that started in a tool shack at Hennie Lumber & Supply Co and spread to five sheds and the main building storing top-grade lumber.
Miami University’s summer session enrolls 28 foreign students, adviser Donad W. Nelson reports. Of these, 23 are returning from last term, three are former students returning, and two are new. The group spans 21 countries with India and Korea each sending three students and Argentina Canada and Iran two each. Other represented nations include Leopoldville Dahomey England Ethiopia Greece Ghana Hong Kong Indonesia Jamba Nigeria The Philippines Sierra Leona Taiwan Thailand Vietnam and Yemen.
Charles W. Smith resigns as executive head of the Little Miami School District to take a similar post at Tri-Way School District in Wooster, effective August 1. He is 43 years old and leaves his current district to assume the new duties.
AFL-CIO president George Meany plans to push Republicans to pledge strict civil rights enforcement and repudiate Barry Goldwater’s right to work stance. He heads to San Francisco to address the platform committee as it shapes the civil rights plank.
The laws in about twenty states including Arizona ban union shop contracts. They require workers to join a union after hire in union shop states, while right to work states let workers opt out even as unions bargain for them.
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