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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1965
Page
10
A sweeping statute aims to end job discrimination on race color religion sex and national origin. It covers most employers unions and agencies over time with phased thresholds and broad exemptions for government tribal and private clubs. The act allows suits injunctions and penalties including fines and possible prison terms for willful violations. Next: how the law will operate.
Ohio lawmakers return for a stretch drive toward adjournment with key votes planned. House action on reorganizing public assistance and education bills for school funding, while the Senate weighs an equal housing bill and Sunday liquor sales.
A one story frame dwelling at 812 Melvin Lane in Mackinaw subdivision was destroyed by fire last night. Franklin firemen arrived around 9 50 p m and found the condemned structure destroyed with fire burning through nearby telephone cables causing a temporary outage. The owner was not known to the fire department.
Franklin Senior High School vocational teacher Anthony Badurina will join 19 other instructors from three states in a federally funded five week institute at Miami University starting June 21. The program focuses on training in audio visual aids television and classroom demonstration devices as instructional materials.
Stan Anderson, executive director of the Young Republicans, predicts conservatives will prevail at the five day convention in Miami Beach. Goldwater and Nixon are among speakers. Lukens led the liberal shift in 1963.
President Johnson spent a quiet weekend at the Texas ranch before a White House arts festival. He nominated Edward A. Clark as ambassador to Australia, added 12 public members to the Consumer Advisory Council, and named Dr. Richard Horton as council chairman. An IRS report showed a shift to government-favored tax errors, and Malcolm Kilduff resigned as White House deputy press secretary to launch a Washington PR firm.
Rev Dr Martin Luther King Jr told about 5 000 graduates at Hofstra University commencement that a poverty of spirit exists amid scientific progress. Pickets from the Long Island Committee to Preserve Our American Freedom and Students for Constitutional Action protested his appearance.
Commerce Secretary John T. Connor reports about 250,000 young people will gain summer work due to a federal appeal to businesses. The administration’s youth opportunity campaign draws mail and telegram responses as employers are urged to cooperate.
Hamilton Mercy Hospital attendants reported to the sheriff on Saturday that they treated and released four year old Jeffery Fugate of 1380 Bauer Road Somerville for a dog bite on the nose.
Advertisement claims FAS alkaline powder prevents slippage and embarrassment from false teeth. It promises firmer fit, no sour taste or bad breath, and increased comfort by sprinkling the powder on plates.
Arthur Patrick, 31, of 1402 Oxford State Road, treated at Middletown Hospital after being thrown from a car at Eighth Avenue and Yankee Road. He was found unconscious and refused to identify his attacker. Margaret Hall, 4909 Talton Drive, admitted with a left shoulder injury after a fall from a step ladder during housecleaning. She is in fair condition.
Monks functioned as primary timekeepers in medieval communities shaping daily life. Their monastic schedules governed prayers, work, and study, influencing communal routines and local time regulation across monasteries.
Seven Middle town baton twirlers competed in USTA events over the weekend in Carlisle Pennsylvania and Wyoming Michigan. Lu Ann Evans age 11 earned first in advance solo and first in juvenile strutting. Sherry Barker won first in 11 12 year old intermediate at Carlisle while Kay Belcher placed third in 13 year old intermediate. Debbie Shaper took second among 16 year old intermediates and second among advanced 16 year olds. Debbie Surgenor was second in nine year old advanced. Mona Hornbeck finished second in advanced 11 year olds. Vicki Surgenor won first in advanced 13 year olds.
Rio Grande College will build a dormitory for 180 men students after the board of trustees approved a $350,000 contract on Sunday. The project is awarded to Area Co. of Athen.
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