Presbyterians Split Over Angela Davis Fund Donation
Ministers in Middletown Lebanon Franklin and Mason protest the 10 000 donation to the Angela Davis Defense Fund by the Council on Church and Race. Letters of disapproval go to the General Assembly as about 500 churches react.
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Thom Hall Journal
Angela Day Defense Fund
Presbyterian
Middletown
Lebanon
Franklin and
Mason
National General Assembly
Council On Church
Angela Davis Defense Fund
Clair E. Beatty
New Jersey Presbyterian Church
Carlisle
General Assembly
Assembly
Lebanon Presbyterian Church
J.T. McHenry
McHenry
Angela Davis
McHen
Associated Press
Herman McCoy
Franklin
Mason United Presbyterian Church
Miss Davis
Early 8 A.M. Picketing Hits Ohio Bell Strike
Local 4317 of the Communications Workers of America struck Ohio Bell early at 8 a.m. amid a disputed contract. About 200 workers walked out as negotiations lagged, with a 6 a.m. deadline set for tomorrow and potential wider action if unresolved. Companies say service will continue with limited staff.
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David Driver
Communications Workers of America
CWA
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Ohio Bell
Ohio
Jerry Margerum
Cleveland
Margerum
City Tests Draw 137 Applicants for Firefighter Posts
Southwestern Ohio faces high unemployment as 137 men sign for two firefighter openings and 191 seek the single city laborer post. Tests set for Wednesday and Thursday at the City Building. pay up to 10 000 with 8500 base for firefighters. Some Black applicants noted though no Black firefighters yet. Veterans have advantage in scoring.
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Middletown
Ohio
John Lawson
The
Journal Today
Kentucky
Commiss
Eva Stanton
Journal
Lawson
Miss Ohio Prelims Begin At Cedar Point
Miss Ohio preliminaries start Thursday evening at Cedar Point with 14 of the 27 contestants competing in evening gown swimsuit and talent. The remaining 13 enter Friday preliminaries at the Cedar Point ballroom and the final round is scheduled for Saturday evening.
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Sandusky, Ohio
Cedar Point Amusement Park
Cedar Point Ballroom
Holloman Files Candidacy for Middletown School Board Seat
Rev. James Holloman announces his run for one of three January vacated seats on the Middletown Board of Education joining Arthur Lennie and Mrs. Joan Compton. He opposes stagnation and calls for inclusive progress while emphasizing education for all children.
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Middletown
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Carol Turrell
Holloman
Morehouse University
Atlanta
American Baptist Theological Seminary
Miami-Jacobs Business College
Dayton
Dayton Bible Institute
Wilberforce University
Erma
Pam
Vikki
Philip
19Th Ave
Hampton
Ohio Christian College
Columbus
Shaw University
Raleigh
N.C
Western Reserve
Cleveland
Wright State
Dayton Public Library
Curtis St
Middleton
Mr. Holloman
Lee A. Truss
Richard Adams
Larry Brubaker
Grace Rankin
Anna Gentry
Ortman-Stewart Bus Firm Faces School Plan Hit
Middletown Board of Education weighs adopting a tightened state busing policy that could eliminate Ortman-Stewart Transportation from student routes. The plan, backed by the Ohio Board of Education, promises savings up to 94000 annually but would reduce buses from 43 to 35 and end activity and detention transports. Ortman-Stewart carried about 1630 students last year earning 45 per rider while Hamilton schools paid 110 per student for similar service.
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Pringle
Hampton
Middletown
Mr. Holloman
Ortman - Stewart Transportation Co
Middletown Board of Education
Ortman-Stewart
Hamilton
Thomas Ortman
Bus Company
Exchange Club Elects Youtsler Middletown President
Robert Youtsler of Monroe proprietor of the Squire Barber Shop is installed as president of the Exchange Club of Middletown. He previously served as vice president. Gene Schaefer becomes vice president Donald Sprowls secretary and Dick Vogelsong treasurer. New board members are James E Allen James Fiessinger and King Killin with other board members Jack Harkrader LeRoy Meier and Treadway. Immediate past president Harold Morrison remains a board member.
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Robert Youtsler
Monroe
Squire Barber Shop
Exchange Club
Middletown
Gene Schaefer
Donald Sprowls
Dick Vogelsong
James E. Allen
James Fiessinger
King Killin
Jack Harkrader
LeRoy Meier
Treadway
Harold Morrison
Chuckle Says Big Families Help Answer Ringing Phones
Joke notes a large clan helps ensure someone is present to answer calls and remember messages, poking gentle fun at family life.
Two Pigman Brothers Bound Over To Grand Jury
Gary Pigman 22 and Ralph Pigman 18 of Dayton were bound over to the Butler County grand jury on grand larceny and breaking and entering charges after allegedly stealing a $150 wrench from a service station in Poasttown. Bonds were set at 2500 dollars each.
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Butler County Grand Jury
Por Service Statio
Gary Pigman
Ralph Pigman
Beechgrove Road
Dayton
Johnson Service Statio
Germantown
Roa Poasttown
Harold May
May
J. T. Lamb
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