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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1968
Page
5
Sue Ann Miteffe, seven, daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Miteffe of Washington Court House Ohio, drowned Saturday in a motel pool north of Mountairy North Carolina. Marsupials once were dominant form of life on all continents.
Charlene Mitchell, a 38 year old Negro woman from Harlem, was nominated by the Communist party for president at its four day U S A convention. The party also selected Michael Zagarel, a 4 year old white Brooklyn man, as vice president.
Delegates walked out as CORE faced a leadership split over its future. Sonny Carson led a Brooklyn faction demanding reform and threatened a separate black homeland plan while Roy Innis pursued tighter national control. The convention adjourned with no new constitution or director chosen, plans for reconvening next month in an unspecified city.
Marriage licenses issued include Jack Gene Thompson Jr. age 18 a McDonald s manager of 910 Mar ty Lee Lane Carlisle and Julie L Steinmetz age 18 a sales clerk of 4205 Central Ave. David Robert Shockey 26 a entry clerk 4701 Roosevelt Ave and Joyce Kelhoffer 28 a secretary 404 Redwood Drive Trenton. J B Asher 23 a bus driver custodian Somerville Rt 1 and Brenda Sue Croucher 18 of Mill Street Somerville. Cecil E Wray 42 a mechanic 2812 S Dixie Highway and Dixie Lee Doty 29 a assistant clerk 6397 Germantown Road.
Cleveland bread prices are set to edge higher after Local 19 union members ratified a three year contract. The agreement includes a 48 cent hourly pay raise for 800 employees at five bakeries, with a 2 cent loaf price increase expected next week to offset rising costs.
Penny Jean aidw, a one-year-old girl from a rural London, Ohio area, died when she crawled behind a car backed by her uncle Fred Kiisley in South Solon. The Madison County Sheriff's office ruled the death accidental.
Washington AP Charles Evers national NAACP field director maintains integration as an American goal to be reached without violence He recalls his brother Medgar was killed while serving at NAACP post Evers plans to challenge Mississippi delegation at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago next month asserting discrimination against Negroes.
Chester Lawhorne Jr., 16, of Mansfield Ohio, was walking on Ky 2 near Olive Hill when struck by a car and killed. The incident occurred Sunday in Carter County, Kentucky, as authorities investigated the fatal collision.
National Geographic notes antelopes sprint up to 50 miles per hour over short distances and cruise at about 30 miles per hour, highlighting their burst capability and steady pace.
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