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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1965

Page

10

Women Candidates Challenge Ferguson City Hall Rule

Three suburban Ferguson housewives Marilyn Soest Anita Gilbert and Ollie Bauer filed for the City council on Thursday to oppose three male incumbents in the April 6 election They accuse city leaders of machine rule and protest plans to place the city library under St Louis County control Each candidate brought 13 children to City Hall highlighting their filing effort

ST. Louis, Mo Ferguson Marilyn Soest Anita Gilbert Ollie Bauer City Hall

Mississippi College Refuses Civil Rights Pledge Signoff

Mississippi College, the state’s oldest senior college, refused to sign a federal civil rights compliance pledge. The move cost students over $200,000 in National Defense Act loan aid, with board chairman B. C. Rogers citing church state separation.

Clinton Mississippi College B. C. Rogers Morton

New Math Fails to Base 10 on Sheep Counting

An explainer by Katie Mueller for the Associated Press describes the base system concept behind the new math. It uses shepherds counting sheep to illustrate bases and shows how 14 plus 14 can equal 31 in base 7, with explanations of carrying and place value.

Katie Mueller Associated Press

Fines Total 75 For Driver On 3 Charges

A 23 year old man was fined a total of 75 dollars and costs on three charges in Traffic Court yesterday. Lawrence Stuva Jr 20S Broad St was fined 25 dollars and costs for each charge of an unsafe motor vehicle possession of an open bottle and a drivers license violation. In other action before Judge J T Lamb Beulah Wolfe 3206 Rufus St Frank Stevenson Jr 500 Yankee Road Gwenn Lewis 504 Gladys Drive Gary Cain Hamilton and Ronald Barret 804 Crawford St each were fined for failing to maintain assured clear distance. John Fiessinger 311 McKinley St Mary Jackson 1100 Yankee Road Edward Blevins 305 Charles St and Charles Jones 314 Yankee Road each 25 dollars and costs with 15 dollars suspended and James Holt Middletown Rt 2 50 dollars and costs and six month license suspension.

Lawrence Stuva Jr Broad St J. T. Lamb Beulah Wolfe Rufus St Frank Stevenson Jr Yankee Road Gwenn Lewis Gladys Drive Gary Cain Hamilton Ronald Barrett Crawford St John Fiessinger McKinley St Mary Jackson Edward Blevins Charles St Charles Jones

Detroit Plans Birth Control For Indigents

Detroit welfare officials approve a policy to provide contraceptive pills and devices to clients. Welfare workers may suggest birth control and clients must voluntarily accept in writing. Free access extends to unwed mothers and married couples under the new policy, replacing a prior restrictive approach.

Detroit The Deare City Welfare Department City Welfare Commission

Fined drivers face court costs for assorted violations

A long list shows Ruby Vance and others fined for careless driving with varying penalties from $10 to $50 and licenses suspended. Additional motorists including David Rains Phillip Patton Leroy McDonald Edward Frentzel faced fines for unsafe pulling from curb and yielding. Seventeen speeding violators paid $265 total, eight others forfeit $550 in bonds.

Ruby Vance Fairmount Ave Clarence Howard Mary Etta St Raymond Carozza Park St Kenneth Schneider Young St Clenden C. Henderson Cincinnati Fred King Sheridan Ave David Rains Hamilton Phillip Patton 15Th Ave Leroy McDonald Charles Sr Edward Frentzel Middletown Rt William Jackson Trenton Rt Anthony Andres Baltimore St Clarence Collinsworth Woodlawn Ave Beth Hoskins Sixth Ave

Judge dissolves injunction in Seattle divorce case

Superior Court Judge George R. Stuntz Thursday dissolved a temporary injunction Mary Mattison had obtained Feb 5 against Laila Perez. The order barred Perez from dating or communicating with Mattison's husband Beryl.

Seattle Wash Superior Court George R. Stuntz Mary Mattison Laila Perez

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