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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1965

Page

5

President Johnson signs Appalachia aid bill into law

Johnson signs a 1.1 billion federal aid bill for Appalachia to fund highways hospitals timber programs and vocational education across 360 counties in 11 states. The package includes 840 million for developing 2350 miles of highways and 1000 miles of access routes though final cash must await future appropriations.

Washington Johnson Appalachia House Senate Itseb i West Virginia Alabama Georgia Kentucky Maryland North Carolina Ohio Pennsylvania South Carolina Tennessee Virginia

Infant suffocates in garment bag in crib

Police report the six month old daughter of East Side minister Rev. Harvey Marlow and his wife Susan Marlow suffocated Monday when a plastic garment bag was accidentally placed in her crib.

Cleveland East Side Susan Marlow Harvey Marlow

LBJ cancels spring trip to Latin America amid Viet Nam focus

President Johnson has sidetracked plans for a spring visit to Latin America citing international conditions and Viet Nam as the central issue. White House secretary George Reedy said Johnson still hopes to visit Europe and possibly Brazil for a Rio summit, though many diplomatic obstacles exist.

LBJ Latin America Washington Johnson White House George E. Reedy Viet Nam State of the Union Europe Soviet Union Reedy Guillermo Leon Valencia Colombia Rio de Janeiro Brazil

Doom Day Delayed by Huntingburg Pentecostal Group

In Huntingburg Indiana a Pentecostal congregation says the predicted earth destruction has not arrived and postpones entering the prepared coal mine shelter until further notice. Mrs Chester Tedrow and Juanita Coomer cite revelations as the basis for plans to shelter with meals bunks and ventilation already in place. Eight families await a word to enter the mine near St Anthony with a concrete shaft seal ready.

Huntingburg Ind Indiana Ted Kendall

Today in History March 9 1965 highlights

On March 9 a series of historical events are noted including 1862 Hampton Roads battle where Monitor defeated the Virginia, Napoleon married Josephine in 1796, 1918 American troops trench advances on Lorraine, 1933 Roosevelt powers, 1942 Java conquest, 1945 Tokyo bombing, Eden on Que moy and Matsu, and Eisenhower air corridor stance. Senate civil rights debate discussed.

Hampton Roads U.S. Navy Monitor Virginia Napoleon Bonaparte Josephine Lorraine Front Congress Franklin D. Roosevelt Java Tokyo Anthony Eden Quemoy Matsu Islands Christian Herter Dwight D. Eisenhower Berlin Senate

Local Motorist Cited In Wreck

Hamilton police cited Priscilla J. Bryant of Middletown for faulty brakes after a three car collision at Third and High streets. Bryant’s westbound vehicle struck Jesse E. Suttle’s car which then struck a third vehicle in a chain reaction.

Hamilton Priscilla J. Bryant Curtis St Middletown Third High Streets Jesse E. Suttle Eaton Road

St Marys Men Cancel Meeting Plan Mass Attendance

The Men's Society of St Mary's Church cancels its meeting for tomorrow evening and urges full attendance at the 5 30 mass. Members will attend the 10 o'clock monthly Sunday communion in a body, followed by breakfast at Eastern Lanes. Tickets are available from Dr Clifford Fening and Tony Accurso.

Men's Society of St. Mary's Church Clifford Fening Tony Accurso

Rio Grande College Names Two Trustees

Hollis Parry of Jackson and A. C. Stentz of Columbus were named to Rio Grande College's Board of Trustees. The appointment expands the college's leadership team and strengthens governance of the school in Ohio.

Rio Grande, Ohio Hollis Parry Jackson Ohio A. C. Stentz Columbus Rio Grande College

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