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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1973

Page

2

Senator Ervin to Speak on Privacy at Miami University Hamilton

Reporters in Butler County misidentified Sam Ervin, NC senator and Watergate committee chairman, during a poll at the courthouse. Ervin is slated to lecture at 9 PM tonight on computers and privacy at Miami University Hamilton, with lawyers and several officials correctly linking him to Watergate.

Butler County Sam Evin Ervin North Carolina Senate Watergate Investigating Committee Hamilton Miami University

Nixon Enemies List Revealed In Dean Testimony

Washington AP reveals nearly 200 names labeled as opponents of the Nixon administration in a document titled Opponents List and Political Enemies Project. John W. Dean III testified that the list guided White House actions and target audits, with figures from United Artists, AFL-CIO COPE, The Los Angeles Times, Doyle Dane & Bernbach, and others named for political leverage.

Washington White House John W. Dean III Senate Watergate Committee Charles W. Colson Dean George T. Bell Colson H.R. Haldeman John D. Ehrlichman Lyn Nofziger Republican National Committee Haldeman Internal Revenue Service Johnnie Walters IRS Nixon Walters Alexander E. Barkan Aflc1io Committee On Political Education COPE Ed Guthman Los Angeles Times Maxwell Dane Doyle, Dane & Bernbach Goldwater Dane Charles Dyson Dyson-Kissner Corp New York Lawrence F. O’brien Howard Stein Dreyfus Corp McCarthy Allard Lowenstein Long Island N.Y Morton’ Halperin Common Cause

Three hurt in dual auto crashes with injuries and damages

Two traffic accidents yesterday left three people injured and about 3000 dollars in damage. At 11 15 a m at University Boulevard and Manchester Avenue Mitchell Hamilton 23 of Sherman Avenue collided with Phillip Newman 27 of Stewart Lane Germantown after Newman ran a red light. Newman was cited for failure to yield. Alean Newman 3 suffered a bruised mouth. Hamilton’s car and Newman’s car sustained 400 and 800 dollars in damage respectively. At 1 50 p m Brenda Reffitt 32 of Ogden Drive hit a car driven by James Case 50 of Dayton after a truck changed lanes. Reffitt was charged with no operator s license. Case suffered a head injury and planned to see a doctor. Damages were 1000 to Case s vehicle and 800 to Reffitt s.

University Boulevard Manchester Avenue Mitchell Hamilton Sherman Ave Phillip Newman Stewart Lane Germantown Newman Hamilton Alean Newman Brenda Reffitt Ogden Drive Verity Parkway James Case Dayton Reffitt Case

Motorcycle license tests offered Thursdays in July

Lt. Jack Walsh announces motorcycle operator license tests will be conducted on Thursdays from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. in July. Applicants must call the Hamilton examination station for an appointment and obtain a free permit of authorization from the deputy registrar to ride from home to the test site located in the former Naval Reserve building parking lot on Fair Avenue.

Jack Walsh Highway Patrol Post 9 Hamilton Naval Reserve Building Fair Avenue

House Fire Damages Empty Baltimore Street Home

Investigation continues into a $500 blaze that damaged an empty two story frame house at 1311 Baltimore St. yesterday afternoon. Firemen report the fire was likely set by unknown persons in a second floor room. Ownership remains undetermined.

Baltimore St

Lazy Days of Summer Dance at Legion Hall

Middletown Chapter of Parents Without Partners hosts a Lazy Days of Summer dance Friday night from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the American Legion hall with live music by Dave Sisson's group. Members pay 3 dollars and guests 3.50 at the door.

Middletown Parents Without Partners American Legion Hall Dave Sisson Ethelene Pressler

Deaths and Funerals Twice Featured in Middletown Notices

Mrs Ada Belle Johnson 63 formerly of Middletown dies at daughter’s Columbus home after 35 years in Middletown born Athens Ga survivors include two sons Otis Johnson Jr and Charles Johnson mother Cora Hopkins of Athens siblings Lillie Jennings Marie Jefferson Gussie Haynes Sally Deadwiler eight grandchildren services 10 a m Saturday McNabb Funeral Home Columbus. Lola B Morgan 34 of 709 S Main St Middletown dies after extended illness survived by four children two sons Allen IV and Mark two daughters Gina Carolyn three brothers and one sister services 1 p m Monday Bethlehem Temple burial Woodside Cemetery callers 7-9 p m Sunday church after noon. Robert H Smith 81 of 2205 Waneta Ave funeral 2 p m Friday Joseph R Baker & Sons Burial Amanda funeral home Thursday 7-9 p m. Stella Zillcox 81 formerly 4140 Freeman Ave service 2 p m Friday Proeschel. Hughie Roark 61 4340 Hamilton Middletown Road service 10 a m Saturday Brown Daw son. Martha Williams 56 710 East Ave service 10 a m Friday Webb.

Ada Belle Johnson Middletown Cora Belle Glass Columbus Johnson Athens Charles Johnson Otis Johnson Jr Cora Hopkins Charles Everhart Edward Everhart Lillie Jennings Lola B. Morgan S. Main St Middletown Hospital Morgan Opelika Ala Lebanon District 8 State Highway Department Middletown High School Bethlehem Temple Pentecostal Church Allen IV Mark Gina Carolyn Benjamin Ligon Hamilton Willie Ligon John Tucker Fort Wayne Ind Louise Nelms Bethlehem Temple Robert H. Smith Waneta Ave Joseph R. Baker & Sons Elzie Allen Amanda Cemetery Smith Stella Zillcox Freeman Ave Proeschel Hughie Roark Hamilton-Middletown Road Brown-Dawson Martha Williams East Ave Webb

Election Day Holiday Passes Senate Vote

The Senate approved making election day a national holiday by voice vote and sent the bill to the House after a 71 to 25 vote. Senator Hubert Humphrey argued the change would help workers reach polls, while the measure keeps federal elections on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in October and requires national party conventions to begin on the third Monday in August.

Washington Senate House Hubert H. Humphrey

Needy Scouts Fund Grows With Camp Scholarship Drive

The Kiniyalocts Memorial Scholarship Fund aims to raise 16 000 for needy Scouts to attend camp. About 300 attended last weekend's Camp Hook chicken barbecue, generating roughly 1 000. George Kiniyalocts notes 7 000 already raised over years leaves about 5 000 to go. Crosby Bean led the barbecue.

Kiniyalocts Camp Hook George Kiniyalocts Mike Kiniyalocts Crosby Bean

Bankruptcy petition filed by Randy S McFarland in Trenton

Randy S McFarland of Trenton filed a bankruptcy petition in U.S. District Court earlier this week listing assets of 1030 dollars and debts of 8422 dollars.

Randy S. MccFarland Trenton U.S. District Court McFarland

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Sam Who Hamilton Sam Ervin Richard Wessel Vince Walsh Gary Kaup Sam Erivin Cliff Hyde Prosecutor's Office Watergate Hyde Sen Sam Ervin Arnold M. Picker United Artists Corp Leonard Woodcock United Auto Workers S. Sterling Munro Jr Henry M. Jackson Dash Jackson Bernard T. Feld The Council For A Sidney Davidoff John V. Lindsay S.O.B John Conyers Dmich Samuel M. Lambert National Education Association Stewart R. Mott Mott Associates Ronald Dellums Calif California S. Harrison Doyle Philadelphia Heavy Humphrey Sihis Converse Monument CO Russell Nicoll Russ Manchester Road Fenwick High School Dillman University Blvd Legion Hall Plaee Roosevelt Ada Johnson Lola Morgan Archellus Bell Woodside Cemetery Hall-Jordan Memorial Robert Smith Shakespeare E Browning E Johnson Garcia E Pfluger Zebco Penn Sportsmans Robert C. Mayer Hanna E. State ST Ohio
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