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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1965
Page
3
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Omaha attorney Harry Farnham denies he pushed for divorce for John Fritz Johnson, the missing husband of Akron Ohio woman Mary Lou Bader. He says after meeting Bader family and lawyers in Akron he saw remarks attributed to Bader’s attorneys claiming he urged divorce and that he told her Fritz adored his Omaha wife and had no memory of Akron wife and children.
Police report a 43 year old Columbus construction worker Montre Wise appeared drunk and staggered beside a city bus at a downtown intersection. He steadied himself on the bus and fell under the rear wheels as the bus began to move.
Former barber Lewis Gegner rejects a student funded legal aid drive at Antioch College aimed at defending himself and Paul Graham in a civil rights dispute. Gegner calls the fundraising effort a betrayal and refuses any use of his name in the campaign. Professor John Sparks estimates total court costs for both men around $6,000.
Flint-Rote Co. halted operations at its Ravenna plant idling 180 workers. Plant manager A. E. Alpine gave no reason or reopening date as contract talks with the United Cement and Gypsum Workers Union stalled after the contract expired Monday.
The Meat Cutters and Butcher's Union in Greenfield Ohio has gone on strike at Collins Packing Co though operations continue. The local union protests terms while workers maintain production at the plant.
In Selma Alabama the White House and Justice Department offered no clear plan for federal action to shield civil rights demonstrators seeking voting rights. Attorney General Katzenbach defended limited federal power while protesters pressed for troops or marshals and clashes outside his office drew police action.
The Ohio Board of Education postponed action on a proposal to form a study committee to examine teacher certification standards. Board member Francis Gaul urged closing loopholes to prevent disloyal Americans from teaching, while Lorin Bixler cautioned against loyalty oaths for teachers. The motion was tabled until the April meeting.
Services for Frank X. Cull 77 a longtime Cleveland lawyer will be held 9 30 a m Thursday at St Ann Catholic Church Cleveland Heights He died Monday at St Vincent Charity Hospital surrounded by family and colleagues.
Martins Ferry Ohio driver John Richard Woodriff aged 2 was injured fatally when his steel laden truck crashed into a lumber company storage yard in Weirton West Virginia Saturday night.
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