D Day Veterans Get Free View Of Longest Day Film
Middletown area war veterans who took part in the D Day invasion are invited to free admission to Jo Morrows opening night of The Longest Day at Colonial Theater. The film is billed as an hour by hour record of events on June 6 1944. Veterans associations members will pay 75 cents instead of 90 during the June run. A color guard will appear opening night and the program will start with the Post 215 Fly the Flag campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Coran
Colonial Theater
Middletown
France
Normandy
Jo Morrow
Coran
American Legion
the Legion
VFW
DAV
Post 215 Color Guard
Post
Aberdeen Braces For Third Typhoid Wave In City
The Aberdeen typhoid outbreak nears a possible third wave as 224 people are stricken and one woman dies. Sixty four new cases were recorded Monday, with suspected cases in hospitals and reports spreading to other parts of Scotland and England. Schools and businesses close. London and Scottish authorities consider actions, while Aberdeen remains under siege with travel restrictions.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
Ian MacQueen
London
England
Michael Noble
House of Commons
Gordonstoun School
Morayshire
Prince Charles
Banffshire
Ken Cohen Heads Youth At Temple Beth Sholom
Ken Cohen elected president of Temple Beth Sholom Youth Group moves up from vice president to succeed Scott Zollett. New officers include Nicki Kay Finkelman as second vice president Sue Bessel as secretary and Kathy Cohen as treasurer. Rabbi William J. Gordon directs social educational and religious programs with advisers Mrs. Ted Coher and Mrs. Ted Lazarow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Cohen
Temple
Temple Beth Sholom
Scott Zollett
Nicki Kay Finkelman
Sue Bessel
Kathy Cohen
William J. Gordon
Ohio Valley and
National Federations of Temple Youth
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Gordon
Ted Coher
Ted Lazarow
Percy leads purge of Illinois House GOP delegates
Republican nominee Charles H. Percy celebrates another victory by ousting six Illinois House members at a stormy nominating convention in Springfield. Percy, backed by State Treasurer William J. Scott and Sheriff Richard J. Ogile, defended anti crime stances while seeking a stronger party for November. The purge followed disagreements over reapportionment and party discipline. The article closes with an odd note on saffron's cost in a separate line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Ill
Charles H. Percy
Illinois House
Percy
Chicago
House
Illinois
William J. Scott
Cook County
Richard J. Ogilie
Otto Kerner
Castro warns of U.S. germ warfare claim
Fidel Castro says Cuba is investigating a possible United States instigated germ warfare attack in Sancti Spiritus Las Villas. He describes a heavy rain of gelatinous particles that dissolved on landing and resembled bacterial culture material. He notes similar accusations by Asian European communists and says the U.S. denies all germ warfare charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Korea
South Viet Nam
Castro
Sancti Spiritus
Europe
Viet Nam
Elementary Languages Criticized in Cincinnati Schools
Cincinnati officials told the Board of Education that teaching foreign languages to elementary pupils is impractical due to cost of teachers and training, lack of unused time, pupil disinterest, and the need for more focus on traditional language arts. The push from the School Foundation and parents faced the officials’ concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Board of Education
Wendell Pierce
Robert P. Curry
Cincinnati School Foundation
Woman Attacked Near Nicholas Road. Pocketbook Stolen
A Butler County woman, about 25 with shaggy hair, was attacked and robbed by a man in a small white shack by a pond after leaving a cafe. Deputies heard her scream, found her at Mercy Hospital, and she recalled only that her purse with $15, papers, and keys was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Butler County
Nicholas Road
Sheriff's
Mercy Hospital
Grants for Resources Workshop Opens for Teachers
Registration for the 1964 Community Resources Workshop started yesterday at 1515 Girard Ave with 21 teachers receiving scholarships. The program runs June 15 through July 21, offering six college credits and tuition and supplies paid by the Industrial Council. Scholarships of 97 dollars cover costs, with participation open to teachers from Middletown and nearby districts who register by Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Bowden
Girard Ave
Tom Webb
Trenton
Franklin
Madison Township
Webb
Middletown Board of Education
The
Industrial Council
Miami University
Kenneth Glass
Miami U
Bowden
Middletown
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Edmund Schulman
California
White Mountains
ROE
Joan
Centre Park
GOP
Charlie Hurst
Charlie
North Main St
Middletown, Ohio
U. S
Havana
Fidel Castro
D. A. Alder
Alice Walker
McKinley Junior High
Wayne L. Baker
Elizabeth Trueblood
Manchester
Charles Chalfin
Peasttown
Catherine J. Cherry
Mollie Wertz
Taft
Mae Day
Wildwood
Joyce A. Easter
Carol Grier
Roosevelt Junior High
Ruby Fugate
Athalie Webster
Oneida
Arthur Murray
School of Dancing
N. 3Rd
Mollie Marlain
Ohio Bell Complete Communications
Busineas
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