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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1966
Page
1
An AP analysis notes Mississippi civil rights march shifted from nonviolence toward a growing demand for political strength. King defended nonviolence but faced a mood of belligerence as hundreds register to vote and demand bread, money, and Negro officeholders.
In Columbia South Carolina Negroes mount their strongest bid since Reconstruction for Democratic nominations to four legislative seats in Tuesday's runoff race. They rely on a voter registration drive as turnout is expected light in counties with no Negro nominees.
U S air cavalry and reinforcements push a Nathan Hale sweep into South Viet Nam central highlands against three North Vietnamese battalions totaling about 1 500 men. Air crews report a massive fuel dump fire and heavy combat losses on both sides.
In Detroit, Jack McAdams learned his seven year old guide dog Dell, a diabetic Doberman Pinscher, was blind from cataracts. Vet Dr William Magrane operated, stitches removed, and Dell began to recover, moving with more confidence as McAdams reports a clearer tug on the leash and Dell offering a paw handshake as proof of sight.
Fighter pilots of the Flying Tiger squadron who battled the Japanese air force as volunteers in China gathered in Palma de Mallorca for their first reunion in Europe.
A 150 mile Cleveland to Columbus welfare march aims to press Governor Rhodes to call a special session for a roughly 34 million annual relief increase. Marchers, about 40 strong daily, include Cleveland recipients with significant support from local social groups and churches.
Democrats push using a 28 million surplus to lift welfare payments toward 100 percent of state standards from 78 percent. Officials say reaching 100 percent would cost about 34 million annually, leaving the surplus to legislators to decide. The 1967 legislature opens January 2 as welfare costs rise with federal subsidies.
O Howie Hustles advertises turning unwanted household goods into fast cash. He claims expertise in finding buyers and urges calling 422 3611 to request an ad writer JOURNAL WANT ADCEPT. The note presents a service pitch rather than a news report.
Weather summary shows hot and humid conditions through Wednesday with warm nights. Tonight's low in upper 60s, tomorrow's high near 95, and a cooling trend expected by weekend though temperatures 4 to 7 degrees above normal until Thursday. Scattered showers likely Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday. Yesterday's high 95, overnight low 64, 11 am temp 92.
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