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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1965
Page
12
In a 1959 match, Ralph Hirschberg of New York doubled to five hearts and, after a spade king lead, executed an improbable sequence. He ruffed diamonds, drew trumps, and overruffed to avoid a loss, finishing with a dramatic contract.
In Los Angeles homicide detectives investigated the deaths of Thomas Rosenthal a 24 year old paraplegic and his male nurse William Thatcher 44 in Rosenthal's bedroom. Police said Rosenthal shot Thatcher then died by an overdose of barbiturates. The bodies were found Saturday. Rosenthal had been paralyzed for three years by an undiagnosed illness.
Scouter Norman M. Humphries district executive of the Boy Scouts will speak at the Civitan Club luncheon tomorrow at noon at the Manchester Motor Inn. He will show a film and Robert F. Ritter serves as program chairman.
In Los Angeles after Malcolm X’s funeral King urged Malcolm X followers and Elijah Muhammad's Black Muslims to meet at a peace table. He voiced concern over rising violence in the Negro community and proposed a peace conference by the Southern Christian Leadership Conference leaders.
The Anatolian news agency reported a measles epidemic in Erzurum Province near the Soviet border has killed about 100 people, mostly children, with most villages isolated by snow. Separate item notes three boys ordered to appear in juvenile court Wednesday for arson and a false report.
London AP report on a clergy revolt over birth control teaching. Cardinal Heenan faces dissent led by Archbishop Roberts and several lay and clergy figures including Dr Anne Biezjanek and two young priests. disputes center on contraception and church doctrine.
Swiss voters approved extending last year’s economic restraints including credit limits, limits on foreign investment, and bans on nonessential building such as luxury apartments gas stations and movie theaters to curb inflation.
Anna Moore, 26, of 1306 Calumet Ave, was treated at Middletown Hospital early Sunday for stab wounds believed to result from a domestic argument at her residence.
Albert Roberts, 29, of 310 Park Street, was arrested Saturday night at Liberal Supermarket near Verity Parkway and Girard Avenue on petty larceny charges.
Robert L. Taylor reports a burglary at 1207 Cal Umet Ave as his wife hosted buyers. A billfold containing $53 and papers vanished sometime this week.
Dr. John Harkrader showed police mud smeared over his office door at 218 South Broad Street and mud stuffed into the lock yesterday.
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