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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1965
Page
2
Moscow informants say the Communist party will postpone the four yearly congress, delaying major policy decisions on Viet Nam, bloc leadership, nuclear risk, and economic controls. Central committee meeting timing remains unclear amid possible internal splits.
Riley Mitzel 94 of Princeton Road Middletown died at Logsdon Nursing Home Hamilton at 1 15 am He had lived in the area about 65 years and formerly farmed near Bethany Surviving are a daughter Mrs Chester Chance five grandchildren and five great grandchildren Services set for Friday at McCoy Leifle Funeral Home Burial in Spring Hill Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home tomorrow Englewood Mortuary handles Los Angeles arrangements.
A C Mays of Lombard Kentucky died at 11 p.m. yesterday in a Cincinnati hospital. Survived by two sons Marvin and Wilgus of Middletown. two daughters Mrs Ruby Baker of Owensville and Mrs Gladys Hall of Rochester. two brothers Tom of Middletown and Carl of Bowen. sister Mrs Nettie Brate of Middletown. 14 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral by Wells Funeral Home. burial in Stanton Kentucky with services Friday.
Clyde L. Newton of Los Angeles and native of Middletown died Monday of a heart attack. He was born and raised in Middletown and lived there until about two years ago. Surviving are his wife Marie a daughter Mrs Adele Millard of Los Angeles a son Jerry of Los Angeles a sister Mrs Jessie Sheets of Arizona and five
Mrs. Myrie Pyles 60 mother of Charles Moon of Morgan Street died of cancer at 5 30 a.m. today in Independence W Va. Funeral services will be held in Independence.
Clarence Schmidt of Miami services 2 p.m. Friday. Joseph Ausiander, 67, poet and critic, died of a heart attack. his anthology Winged Horse is widely read. Audrey Warden Mann, Pulitzer winner and widow, died five years ago. David Townsend Ringle, 70, musician and composer, died Sunday. credited on Wabash Blues Memory Lane There’ll Be Some Changes Made and Blue Eyes.
Thousands flee ahead of the Arkansas River flood in Great Bend Kansas as the crest eases. Officials note the water rising fast but forecast a crest of about 5 to 7 feet above flood level by noon. Levees have been sandbagged to hold back the rising waters.
Martins Ferry Ohio police officer Robert Snider pleaded innocent to breaking and entering a filling station where a sale containing thirty dollars was stolen. He remains jailed on a two thousand dollar bond after the court hearing Tuesday.
Elbert Walton aged 40 is bound over to the Butler County grand jury on charges of cutting with intent to wound for knife wounds allegedly inflicted on his estranged wife Shirley Walton 23 and Gail Robins 17 were held under 250 bond. Hershel Gay 20 was bound over on a breaking and entering charge with 2500 bond. Earl Bryant 18 and Harold Henderson Jr 18 forfeit 50 bonds on loitering charges. William B Taylor 47 was fined zero for assault and battery. John A Riley 24 and Bob Eugene Dennis 19 were fined 25 each for selling pred iated fishing licenses.
Stanley Sorrell of Sorrells Food Market was re elected commander of Harold John Hursh Chapter 131 Disabled American Veterans at the American Legion Home. The WWII veteran, wounded on D Day and in Germany, holds the Silver Star Bronze Star Purple Heart and multiple campaign stars and honors. Senior vice commander Wayne Hursh and other officers were named with Allen Treadway James McClain and Harold Agee serving in key posts.
London AP reports Queen Mother Elizabeth flew by plane to Toronto for a five day visit tied to the golden jubilee celebrations of the Toronto Scottish Regiment.
Sam Sheppard told Rocky River police that a watch and a fifth of whiskey were missing from his two story house after a two hour absence. He said articles about his murder trial in a basement trunk were disturbed with no sign of forced entry.
Hamilton case where Cleveland and Angie Newton 39 face charges after deputies find their Somerville daughter sleeping on a dirty mattress in a barn with no shoes. Neighbors reported concerns of locking and whipping, parents cite a health issue and no doctor suggestion. The girl was taken to the receiving home on Millikin Street.
Berlin report says East German premier Willy Stoph urged a new agreement for reopening the Berlin Wall. Mayor Willy Brandt and Bonn rejected negotiating a new pact, offering to discuss only extending the old arrangement and set visiting dates. The previous visiting period ended June 13.
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