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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1963

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Red Chinese Boycotting Moscow Peace Talks

Soviet charges accuse China of aggravating Soviet Chinese relations and Chinese absence from talks sparks speculation of a break. Khrushchev met Spaak in Kiev while Beijing defies policy of peaceful coexistence.

Moscow Moscow - Peking Soviet Union Red China Paul - Henri Spaak Khrushchev West Soviet Communist Party Central Committee Lenin Hills Westen Peking Kiev Spaak Mogcow

Chuckle About Narrow Minded Joke Echoes Daily Wit

A lighthearted quip with punchline about narrow mindedness and an extra earring sparks a brief chuckle. The speaker jokes that they did not accuse narrow mindedness, only noting the need for a single earring. The line captures a playful tone in a daily round of humor.

18-Year Hunt Ends with Father's Killer Arrest

Welby Lee, after 18 years and 70,000 miles of investigation across Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio and Tennessee, helped link Grover Jones to the New Year’s Eve 1944 hit-and-run death of Newt Lee in Celina Tennessee. Jones, 54, was arrested in Indianapolis on second-degree murder charges. a second suspect was later sought.

Welby Lee Lee Newt Lee Indianapolis Kentucky Indiana Ohio Tennessee Jones Clay County Tenn Leesfather Celina Dwight D Eisenhower Barry Goldwater Arizona New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Thomas E. Dewey Dewey Rockefeller Samuel R. Gerber Gold Pepper Pike James McGettrick Alex (Shondor) Birns Cleveland Birns Lily

Registration blocks in Jackson as civil rights drive pauses

In Jackson Mississippi registration books are closed halting voter registration a week after leaders paused demonstrations to push registration. Hinds County registrar Ashford cites staff overload amid Aug 6 Democratic primary and four month rule for general election voters. The civil rights hearings continue in Washington with Kennedy courting groups for support.

Jackson Miss Mississippi R. L. T. Smith Hinds County H. S. Ashford The New Orleans Times Picayune Ashford M. M. McGowan Leon Hendrick Medear Evers

Eastern Republicans Hunt Candidate for 1964 Nomination

Washington AP report outlines tangled Eastern GOP efforts as several leaders back Rockefeller after his marriage. Dewey publicly supports Rockefeller, Javits and Keating stay loyal, Case notes no political gain from the marriage, and Scott drums for Scranton as a favorite son option.

Washington GOP Hugh Scott R-Pa William W. Scranton Pennsylvania Scranton Rockefeller

Illia holds lead in Argentina election drive hopes

In Buenos Aires two Radical party factions seek peace after Sunday’s vote. Arturo Illia led with 2,367,154 votes, 25 percent, while Oscar Alende earned 1,626,384 votes, 16.3 percent, as talks of coalition to boost Illia’s 51 percent goal emerge ahead of the Electoral College meeting.

Buenos Aires Argentina API Popular Radical Party Arturo Illia Oscar Alenda Iilia Alende Radical Illia

Kennedy Proposes Goldberg to Decide Rail Dispute

President Kennedy proposes Supreme Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg to issue a binding report on the railroads and unions work rules dispute. J F Wolfe said the report would come before the 1933 44 term and that no rules take effect until Goldberg reports. Both sides have until Wednesday to consider the proposal.

Washington Kennedy Supreme Court Arthur J. Goldberg J. FE. Wolfe White House Goldberg Wolfe Welle Cabernet Ailroad John McCormack D-Mass McCormack Secetary of Labor W. Willard Wirtz Company Uhen

Cincinnati Organist Parvin Titus Killed in Crash

AP report from Marshall Illinois says renowned Cincinnati organist Dr Parvin Titus was fatally injured with his wife Laura Mae dead after a car truck collision near Marshall Illinois on Monday.

Marshall, Ill Cincinnati Parvin Titus Laura Mae Here

Segregated Schools Harmful To All Children Says NAACP

NAACP leaders in Chicago outline a national drive to desegregate public schools in 70 cities across 15 Northern states and pressed for rapid integration with protests if needed. They urge housing desegregation, rezoning, open enrollment, and careful school siting to overcome de facto segregation while criticizing Prince Edward County Virginia for cutting funds to public schools and urging merit based staffing.

Chicago North South National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Roy Wilkins NAACP Princeton Board of Supervisors Prince Edward County Virginia New York James E. Allen State Board of Education California Supreme Court

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