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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1963

Page

3

Pay Bulk Of Fines In Court Here

Judge J. T. Lamb levied $785 in fines in the municipal court. Nedrina A Engle age 28 of 1912 Scott Street paid $50 for leaving the scene after damaging a fence in Barnitz Bank parking lot. Guy Smith age 26 of 1608 Garfield Street fined $200 and lost driving privileges for one year for driving while suspended. James Salyers age 24 of 110 Moore Street fined $50 for carrying brass knuckles. William Heavrin age 33 of 620 Sara Lane fined $100 for assault and battery. James R. Chambers age 35 of Middletown Rt 3 fined $200 and suspended from driving for one year for failing to report an accident. Intoxication cases added another $185 in fines.

J. T. Lamb Nerdina A. Engle Scott St Barnitz Bank Guy Smith Garfield St Smith James Salyers Moore S William Heavrin Sara Lane James R. Chambers Middletown Rt. 3

Ruling In Boy Theodore Isaacs Death

An accidental death ruling was issued for seven year old Theodore Isaacs after he ran into a steel cable in Waldrobe Park Dayton. He was son of Mr and Mrs Bert Isaacs of West Middletown Rt 2 and died after arriving at St Elizabeth hospital.

Theodore Isaacs Waldrobe Park Dayton Bert Isaacs West Middletown Rt. 2 Theodore St. Elizabeth Hospital

Negroes Picket Tiny Bar in Newark

In Newark New Jersey tavern owner Nick Nazar faced about 30 Negro customers picketing outside Mary's Tavern to demand hiring a Negro bartender. Nazar refused saying he can run the place with his wife and one longtime employee. The picketing began at 3 p.m. and ended when Nazar closed five hours later.

Newark N.J Nick Nazar Nazar Mary Charles Wilcox Mary's Tavern

Confessions Fought In Rape Case In Cleveland

In Cleveland Juvenile Court Judge Waldman weighed admitting six youths signed statements as evidence in a rape and assault on a 18 year old man and a 15 year old girl at Sowinski Playground. Public defender Gerald Gold argued the statements were obtained unlawfully without adult oversight. The hearing began Thursday with the victims testifying and the girl’s mother noting amnesia treatment.

Cleveland Albert A. Waldman Waldman Gerald S. Gold Gold Thomas A. Giffin Sowinski Playground

Butler County Megacenter Brochure Unveiled At Hamilton Luncheon

Area leaders and state officials gathered at the Anthony Wayne Hotel in Hamilton to unveil a brochure inviting industry to consider Butler County Megacenter. Ross H. Snyder presided. George E. Wilson outlined Ohio development plans and the Ohio Development Financing Commission structure.

Butler County Anthony Wayne Hamilton C. L. Hardin Butler County Department of Industrial Development Chambers of Commerce Ross H. Snyder George E. Wilson State of Ohio Department of Development

Trial over for 2 Duck Story Had Sad End

In Los Angeles, two men Raymond Lopez and Steven Newrocky were accused of stealing 17 ducks from MacArthur Park. After seven hours of deliberation a seven jury deadlocked. judge freed them in the interests of justice. Third defendant Wenceslava Hanush killed herself in San Francisco days after the arrest.

Los Angeles Raymond Lopez Steven Newrocky Lopez Hollywood MacArthur Park Lake Howard H. Schmidt Newrocky Wenceslava Hanush San Francisco

FBI Agent Fined for Silence in Giancana Case

In Chicago FBI agent in charge Marlin W. Johnson was fined 500 dollars for contempt of court after refusing to answer questions about FBI surveillance of Sam Giancana. Judge Richard B. Austin also limited FBI agents shadowing Giancana while rejecting a broader ban by prosecutors.

Chicago Marlin W. Johnson FBI U.S Sam Mooney Giancana Richard B. Austin Austin Asst U.S. Atty John P. Lulinski

Crystal Tissue Co Grants $600 to Miami University Arts

Crystal Tissue Co presents a $600 grant to the School of Fine Arts at Miami University Oxford. President Stanley H. Reed says funds support experimentation with tissue paper as a serious fine arts medium at the university level.

Crystal Tissue Co School of Fine Arts Miami University Oxford Stanley H. Reed Crystal Reed

Pentagon Contains Only One Chimney For Classified Papers

The article notes the Pentagon’s single chimney serves as the outlet for burning classified papers daily, reflecting on its security and disposal practices within the vast building.

Pentagon

Market Sues Marsh Over 1962 Middletown Fall

Kitty Meyers and Clyde Meyers of 6253 Germantown Road sue Marsh Super Markets Inc in Butler County Common Pleas Court for 75000 in injuries claimed by Mrs Meyers from a fall at the Middletown store on September 17, 1962.

Kitty Meyers Clyde Meylers Germantown Road Butler County Common Pleas Court Marsh Super Markets, Inc Stevens Ave Meyers Middletown

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