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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1965
Page
7
Judge J. T. Lamb fined fourteen drivers $50 plus costs for anti noise violations in traffic court. One driver paid a $75 bond and another had a case withdrawn. He warned that loud mufflers tire squealing and other violations would be dealt with severely with possible license suspensions.
Lawrence F. Black Jr. of 2008 Verity Parkway was among 94 graduates of the twelfth Officer Candidate School class to earn second lieutenant commissions at Camp Perry. The two week encampment capped a year of weekend training for Ohio National Guard officers. Black, 23, of Middletown, is a sales trainee for Armen here and son of Lawrence F. Black Sr. of Pittsburgh.
DETROIT AP. Mayor Orville L Hubbard of Dearborn was acquitted on all federal civil rights charges in a trial that lasted 18 days. He faces two civil suits in US District Court and a Michigan case charging discrimination related to a Labor Day 1983 mob scene targeting a homeowner.
Rep John J. Gilligan says the Army Engineers awarded an $8,?8,876 contract to Peaker Construction Co. of Cincinnati to build a dam and dike on the Deer Creek Reservoir project in Pickaway County.
Local area delegates to Buckeye Girls State in Columbus received honors. Warren of Trenton High was elected mayor of Woolsey, Elizabeth Cole and Nancy Lorig of Middletown High joined the Girls State education board, and Paula Venatta of Fenwick High joined the board of health. Elaine Neel, Linda Stewerwald, and Cheryl Greene also earned posts, with Deborah Clark running for lieutenant governor and Kathy Gallagher and Nancy Scholl elected to the House. Delegation returns home Sunday.
A four day suspension of the Ritter's Carry-Out liquor license for Sunday sales of intoxicating liquor on Feb 4 was imposed by the Ohio Department of Liquor Control. The suspension runs from noon July 14 to noon July 18. Ritter's Carry-Out holds a C1 and C2 license at 220 Carolina St.
Two long time civil rights foes Smith and Celler clash over the voting rights bill in a preview debate on the House floor. They trade arguments about literacy tests and federal authority as other Rules Committee members listen during an 80 minute session.
Jess F. Border, assistant fire chief of Butler County, elected commander at the Legion Home meeting. Border, WW II Navy hospital corpsman, joined Post 218 in 19 percent, and has long served in the 4 ot 8. He was fire department employee for 28 years and has 10 years as assistant chief. First vice commander C. H. Arnold, second vice commander Donald Davis, and Miss Edna Breitenstein named finance officer.
The East German Foreign Minister Luther Bolz has resigned. ADN reports the Council of Ministers accepted his resignation on Thursday due to ill health.
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