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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1961

Page

3

Work Piling Up For Legislature

The Ohio House plans a heavy agenda including a lobbying restriction bill and a wage fund contribution rise. Bills affecting Christmas Day liquor sales and local permit notice procedures also move, with Senate action on university trustees and public official ethics measures pending.

Art Parks Columbus Ohio Ohio House House Roger Cloud Senate

Estrellito Stars Forecast for Tomorrow and The Year Ahead

Forecast notes a favorable day for earning favors and strengthening friendships. For birthdays the year ahead should bring satisfactory progress in goals, with caution advised for September and November to avoid financial issues. October December hint at cooperation and pleasant news. travel romance and marriage possible in August July October December. a child born may become a gifted writer with musical passion.

Riders Head To Jackson In Civil Rights Protest

Freedom Riders arrive in Jackson Mississippi to challenge segregation at city transit terminals. City Court convicts 21 on breach of peace, sentencing two months in jail and 200 dollars fine. 19 released on bond, two paid fines. Among the convicted are Mark Lane and Percy Sutton.

Jackson Miss Freedom Riders Mark Lane New York City Percy Sutton National Association For the Advancement of Colored People

Dr Ramsey Honored By Boosters At Amanda Junior High

Amanda Junior High principal Dr William L Ramsey was honored by the Booster's Club at its season finale. The Civic Service Award was presented by Arnold Wehr of the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Ramsey announced Dale Reed as his incoming successor and thanked the community for support.

William L. Ramsey Amanda Junior High School Rossford Ohio Ramsey Arnold Wehr Order of Eagles Raymond Boxwell Dale Reed Amanda Junior High Robert Gutshall Donald Butts

Unionist Is Missing From New Jersey Teamsters Local

Anthony Castellito, 49, secretary treasurer of Teamsters Local 560 in Union City, has been missing four days. He was last seen June 5 leaving the local hall. Castellito, known as Three Fingers Brown, has a long criminal record and previously testified before the Senate rackets committee in 1959.

Union City N.J Teamsters Union Anthony Three Fingers Castellito 560 New Milford Tony Pro) Provenzano

Americans Spend Three Billion on Travel in 1960

Traveling Americans spent three billion dollars in 1960, a 50 percent rise from a decade earlier, reflecting growing mobility and leisure travel trends across the United States.

Natives Eat Iguana Eggs as Delicacy in South America

South American communities regard iguana eggs as a delicacy. Local people collect the eggs for food, reflecting traditional dietary practices in the region.

South America

Summer Recess Advocates Push for Congress Break

Washington AP report on Rep. Robert R. Barry and Rep. Schweiker urging a summer recess or year round sessions with breaks for campaigns and family time. McGee advocates continuous sessions with summer pauses. committee delaying action amid mixed views and questions about congressional wives signatories.

Washington Sam Rayburn Congress Robert R.barry R-N.y House Senate Gale W. McGee Richard S. Schweiker Rpa Barry

Governor DiSalle names Leith to Soil Conservation Board

Columbus Ohio AP Gov Michael V DiSalle appoints Fairfield County farmer Donald Leith to the Ohio Soil Conservation Committee for a term ending June 30 1965 He succeeds Francis R Hothem of Fresno Coshocton County Leith is of Pleasantville

Columbus, Ohio Michael V. DiSalle Fairfield County Donald Leith Ohio Soil Conservation Committee Leith Pleasantville Francis R. Hothem Fresno Coshocton

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