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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1965
Page
11
Chicago records show about 600 false fire alarms during the Fourth of July weekend. Assistant Chief David Sullivan said 1,134 emergency calls came in Saturday through Monday, with roughly half false. The department handles about 7,500 calls monthly, with over 4 percent being false alarms.
AP reports Kenneth BeLieu, undersecretary of the Navy, torpedoed a plan to convert an old aircraft carrier into a floating jail annex for Baltimore city jail. Warden Hiram Schoonfield had proposed the idea to ease overcrowding, but BeLieu said no carriers are available and public opinion against prisons aboard ships would raise serious reservations.
Cleveland police say Willie Long, a 19 year old resident, was killed by a shotgun blast after a struggle with two men near his home. Officers detained two brothers for questioning.
Series of legal notices from Butler County Ohio including appointees for estates of Matte Miller Hubert Derivan Frederick Barker Eugene Robinson and others. public sale of Middletown real estate at 821 Sixth Avenue. state highway bid details for Butler County. zoning hearing on Buena Vista Industrial Park. tax budget hearing for Madison Township. divorce filing in Case 10855. ancillary administration for Frank H Sowers estate. sheriff sale of 613 Baltimore Street Middletown.
An Aeronaves de Mexico Jet 171 from Tijuana to Mexico City skidded on its belly for about a half mile after a gear failure during emergency landing. All 79 aboard escaped unharmed after circling the Tijuana San Diego area to burn fuel before touchdown.
Mayor Robert F. Wagner plans to marry Barbara Joan Cavanagh on July 26 in a private chapel at St. Patrick's Cathedral New York. The future bride, 46, is a socialite and sister of Deputy Mayor Edward F. Cavanagh Jr. Wagner 35 will have his elder son Robert Jr 21 as best man and younger son Duncan 18 as second best if possible. The ceremony will be conducted by Francis Cardinal Spellman. Both are Roman Catholics and it will be her first marriage.
Alvin Silmond, 27, told Cincinnati reporters he would go to jail for missing a July 1 court date on charges of driving without a license and using an expired license plate tag. Judge William R. Matthews sentenced him five days in jail and fined $70 after the Fourth of July holiday.
Robert B. DePugh, 42, leader of the Minutemen, surrendered on state charges of kidnapping after police found arms and field equipment in his Missouri offices and home. He accused the charges of trying to discredit the Minutemen, which he says has a 25 000 member secret guerrilla force ready to act if communists seize the government.
Harm on Sheppard, 29, of 125 Harriet Ave, Franklin, treated at Middletown Hospital after a Rainbow Inn fight on Main Street. Phillip Reichter, 2411 Sutphin St, reported a car break in on Grove Street last night stealing a 34 caliber revolver and a flashlight valued at 71 dollars with 125 dollars car damage.
The Rev Charles Muller will address The Great Come On at the 10 30 am worship service. Sunday school begins at 9 15 am. The event promises a focused discussion for the community EUB congregation.
The Rev. Jerome Schulz will speak on Heaven's Gift for Our Growth at the 10:35 am worship service. Sunday school begins at 9:30 am.
A compact listing of crossword prompts with numbered clues across themes and answers, including Spanish terms, musical notes, adjectives, and common nouns. The page notes average solving time and credits Adam's 1965 King Features Synd., Inc. for the puzzle.
Death notices for Eual King, Cleats McKenzie, Ollie McKay, Lucy Roebuck, and L. A. Sr. list funeral home Joseph R Baker & Sons in Middletown and McCoy Leffler, with dates of death in early July and services scheduled at churches in Kentucky and Ohio. Interments at Woodside and Calvary Cemeteries, with receiving of friends in the days prior.
In a column by Dr. George W. Crane the case of Diane a 29 year old wife who cannot bear children is discussed. The article uses biblical examples of Rachel and Hannah to illustrate jealousy and tension among childless wives and asserts that emotional factors can hinder fertility. It promotes a booklet titled Facts About Pregnancy and instructions to write Dr. Crane for more information.
Two youths aged 16 and 17 were arrested by Butler County sheriff Lt. Clifton Hyde on delinquency charges after destruction of property at a city driving range. They confessed to lighting cherry bombs in a Sports Center restroom causing 75 dollars in damage, and were released to parents due to detention space limits.
Two separate Portage County accidents claim three lives. An elderly Ravenna couple, George Simpson Proctor 56 and Hazel Proctor, died in a two car crash on Ohio 5 east of Kent during rainy weather Friday night. Bruce N. Drumheller 17 of Ravenna died when his pickup failed to negotiate a curve on Ohio 14 half a mile south of Ohio 5, struck a guard rail and a bridge abutment. the truck rolled and he was ejected.
ANCHORAGE Alaska AP water sports officials consider sharing lake access with fishermen Dr Stanley A Cain Interior Department assistant secretary proposed a shared time plan at a western states fish and game officials convention suggesting sections reserved for fishing and others for skiing to reduce conflicts
Maj. Gen. Archibald A. Sproul inspected troops of the Maryland and Virginia National Guard when he was barred from entering a restricted area. The guard had been instructed to keep everyone out. He commended the soldier’s strict adherence to orders.
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