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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1964

Page

9

Midwest governors seek more federal contracts for region

Governors and senators from 12 midwest states met in Washington to press for greater government research and development contracts. led by Nebraskas Frank Morrison and with Sen Frank Lausche arranging, the group aims to halt economic erosion as the historically contract rich west and south attract more federal funding. Ohio officials planned talks with Commerce Secretary Hodges on civil rights program implications.

Washington Midwest Ohio Frank Morrison Nebraska Derson Kansas Hughes Iowa Guy North Dakota Rolvaag Minnesota Reynolds Wisconsin Romney Michman Welsh Indiana Rhodes Kerner Illinois Gubbrud South Dakota U.S. Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges Arthur Peterson Ohio Civil Rights Commission George Wilson Fred Neuenschwander

Governors Meet On Plan To Aid Morrison Effort

A group of ten midwestern state governors agreed to join forces with Morrison efforts. Gov Dalton of Missouri and Gov An… were named among the participants as discussions continued on coordinated political action and support strategies.

Japs Demand Trial For US Marine In Japan Killing

Tokyo based Socialist party urges Japan to push for a Japanese court trial of US Marine PFC Manuel A Covarrubias in the fatal Camp Fuji shooting of a Japanese woman. They label it a Girard incident and call for Camp Fuji closure and withdrawal from the US Japan security pact. The case follows the 1957 Girard incident and strained US Japan relations.

Tokyo Japan Socialist Party Girard U.S Pfc Manuel A Covarrubias Wapato West Camp Fuji U. S Covarrubias United States Camp Fuji William Girard

Black Bear Moves Into The Suburbs

A black bear has moved into a field in a commuter suburb 25 miles from New York City. Residents recall fear on first sight while police say action hinges on danger. Game wardens plan to trap the bear as it roams near homes and apartments edging the field.

New City N.Y New York City Harry Steinger

VFW Auxiliary Plans Concert at New Era Baptist Church

The Ladies Auxiliary of Post 6405 VFW sponsors a public concert by youth choirs and other groups at New Era Baptist Church Sunday at 7 30 p m. Mrs Anna Lang serves as auxiliary president.

Ladies Auxiliary of Post 6405 Veterans of Foreign Wars New Era Baptist Church Anna Lang

Johnson Urges Scouts Government Defends Freedom At Valley Forge

President Johnson told 52,000 Boy Scouts at Valley Forge that the U S government exists to protect freedom and widen opportunities and should not be feared or attacked. He defended the administration against Goldwater’s critcism while noting a Scout’s death nearby and marking the camp’s closing as 42,000 scouts depart by bus, train, plane and auto as the city clears.

Johnson Valley Forge U.S Arizona Goldwater Indianapolis Dwight Lunderman

Program Set For Band Concert

The summer park band offers a 7 o clock concert with the junior band opening featuring Royal Trumpeters, Sweet Betsy From Pike, June Night Plantation Favorites and Yellow Rose of Texas. The senior band performs pieces including Star Spangled Banner Over Glorious Land Dancing Reeds and a Brook Billman Steve Cox David Little clarinet trio.

Summer Park Sweet Betsy Pike Safar Texas Brook Billman Steve Cox David Little Molly Brown Nancy Milton Joe Peck Paul West Parade Smith Farm

Train Kills Cattle on Illinois Tracks

A Burlington Railroad passenger train killed 19 head of cattle that wandered onto the tracks from Henry Steele’s ranch in Aurora Illinois. Two cattle were thrown from the tracks onto Illinois Highway 31 blocking traffic.

Aurora Ill Burlington Railroad Henry Steele

Fourteen Middletown youths join Miami ROTC program

Fourteen youths from Middletown join the Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps at Miami University. All will be freshmen in September and, if completing the four year program, will receive commissions as Air Force officers. Names include Gary E Birch James R Neal William E Iblencorf William E Wenzel Stephen D Oakley Terrance L Frohm John J White James S Bailey Everett P Smith Yde E Sharrett Jerry M Buckes Martin T Hall Steve W LePew Michael D Akers.

Middletown Ar Force Reserve Officer's Training Corps Miami University Air Force Gary E. Birch James R. Neal William E. Iblencorf William E. Wenzel Stephen D. Oakley Terrance L. Frohm John J. White James S Bailey Everett P. Smith Yde E. Sharrett Midletown Jerry M. Buckes Martin T. Hall Steve W. LePew Trenton Michael D. Akers Camden

Prospectors Live Eight Days On Overturned Aircraft

Prospectors Robert Gilroy and Max Portz survived eight days on the floats of their overturned aircraft in the Iskut River after July 14 crash. They endured cold, rain, and hunger, clinging to the floats on a sand bar while dodging river dangers until rescue by Terrance pilot Doug Chappel. They were spotted and flown to Terrace.

Prince Rupeprt B.C Robert Gilroy Max Portz Iskut Gilroy Terrace Portz Doug Chappel

Eastern Railroad Profits Climb in First Half

New York AP report shows major eastern railroads Pennsylvania New York Central and Norfolk and Western posting stronger earnings for the second quarter and first half of the year. Tighter costs and higher freight revenues boosted profits with the Pennsylvania at 11.43 million for six months and Central posting its best first-half results since 196. Norfolk and Western rose to 35.19 million, while overall rail profits reached 18.83 million.

NEW York Pennsylvania New York Central Norfolk & Western the Central Central

Girl Saved From Lake Dies In Ohio After Rescue

A 16 year old Cleveland girl Geraldine Aenis died in Lodi Community Hospital about 3% hours after being pulled from Chippewa-on-the-Lake Beach and revived by artificial respiration. The coroner will rule on the death cause. Her parents are Mr and Mrs Paul Aenis of Cleveland.

Medina. Ohio Cleveland Lodi Community Hospital Chippewa-on the-Lake Geraldine Aenis Paul Aens

Pittsburgh firm lands Warren Ohio coke wharf automation contract

Koppers Co. of Pittsburgh announced Thursday it has received a contract to automate the operation of the coke wharf facilities at its Warren Ohio plant.

Pittsbn Koppers Co Pittsburgh Warren Ohio

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