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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1965
Page
2
U S authorities announce no more unit identified casualty counts for individual engagements in Vietnam. Casualty figures will be released weekly with no unit names or battlefield movements disclosed this policy aims to curb press access amid the ongoing war.
In Bogalusa Louisiana city officials and Negro leaders seek White House aid amid a six month civil rights drive targeting desegregation and equal opportunity. Mayor Jesse Cutter Jr requests Johnson use influence to aid the city as pickets protest at the Crown Zellerbach mill and talks with company officials continue. Governor McKeithen meets with black and white leaders seeking alternatives to marches while state troopers guard protests and a federal court order limits police interference.
Services for Mrs Sally Turner 88 will be at 11 a m tomorrow at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Henry Howard officiating. Burial in Spring Hill Cemetery near Bethany. Friends may call today 2 to 5 p m and 7 to 9 p m at the funeral home. Mrs Turner died Tuesday at Logsdon Nursing Home in Hamilton.
The family of Mrs Clara Louise Wahlers 80 of 110 Bellemonte St asks flowers be omitted and memorials go to the First Church of Christ Scientist building fund. She died yesterday at Garden Manor Nursing Home. Services will be held at 10 30 a m tomorrow at Wilson Memorial Home with cremation follows. Friends may call tonight 7 to 9.
Arthur E. Orvis a 77 financier and philanthropist died Wednesday in Reno Nevada. Ben Hagman 57 first husband of Broadway star Mary Martin died Wednesday in Dallas Veterans Hospital. Irene Parlby 97 champion of women rights and early female cabinet minister died Monday in Alix Alberta.
Bobby Sexton fourteen son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Fink of 4216 Rose Marie Road Franklin has returned home from Rochester Minnesota where he underwent heart surgery at the Mayo Clinic on June 30 His mother reports he is recovering well and hopes to reenter Roosevelt Junior High in September as an eighth grader The operation addressed a malformation moving a blood vessel from the boy s lungs to his heart and lasted thirty two hours
Most of the salt supply is produced by mining rock salt rather than evaporation. Rock salt is extracted from underground deposits and processed for use in roads, food, and industrial applications.
Champion Papers Inc reports 63 cents per share for the June quarter versus 64 cents year earlier, and six month EPS of 1.30 compared with 1.28. Six month sales total 298.586 million, up from 187.744 million a year ago. Increases reflect RAP Industries and Sample-Durick acquisitions and ongoing plant expansion under Chairman Karl R Bendetsen.
Two burglaries reported in Franklin yesterday led to the theft of a tool box valued at 150 dollars from the Nally home garage and a transmission valued at 35 dollars from the Creech residence. Police noted the burglars pried entry by removing nails from the garage lock clasp.
Paul Fouts filed a $20 000 damage suit in Butler County Common Pleas Court Hamilton arising from a July 13 1963 accident. Defendants are George Fulton Moore a minor and his father George William Moore of Chautauqua. Fouts stopped at the intersection of Germantown and Wilbraham roads when the Moore car allegedly rear ended his vehicle, claiming back neck and nervous system injuries.
A 20 year old woman was treated at Middletown Hospital at 8 p.m. yesterday after an overdose of nerve pills. Police released a 17 year old boy to his parents after juvenile officers accused him of stealing a portable radio from James Davenport of 1020 Yankee Road in Douglas Park yesterday.
Airman Andrew Guillet, 319th Air Commandos squadron based at Eglin, jumped from 3000 feet when his main chute failed. He says he was focused on emergency procedures and not fear. He suffered a chipped vertebra from landing and was hospitalized after initial notes of bruising. He is the son of Roland and Rose Guillet of Waterbury Connecticut.
Twenty seven contestants start competition in Sandusky with talent and swimsuit rounds. Judges will interview and narrow the field to ten finalists who will compete Saturday for the Miss Ohio crown and a chance at Miss America.
A two car crash at Park Avenue and Elm Street in Franklin caused $250 damage. Taylor Fugate, 21, of 825 Abney Lane, failed to stop and hit Delores Jean Thompson, 22, of 14 Lynn St from behind. Fugate cited for assured clear distance.
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