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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1968

Page

3

Rusk confronts critics at Senate Vietnam policy hearing

Secretary of State Dean Rusk faces sharp questions from leading Vietnam policy critics at a Senate Foreign Relations Committee session focused on troop levels. The White House weighs lifting manpower by up to 200000 beyond 525000 authorized as Gallup shows rising public doubt and calls for broader Congressional consultation.

Washington Dean Rusk Senate Foreign Relations Committee U.S Johnson Senate Congress Vietnam Sen J. W. Fulbright D-Ark Rusk Eugene J. McCarthy Committee Gallup United States

Calling All Home Makers By Vic Wells

Readers are urged to evaluate furniture sales, noting whether markdowns are real and tied to reputable stores. The piece advises checking store reputation, understanding discount sources, and buying only items you will truly use and love to ensure genuine savings.

End war in Vietnam by land reform says forum speaker

Tran Van Dinh former acting Vietnamese ambassador to the U S told about 1000 at the Vietnam Forum that the United States could end the war by buying all South Vietnamese land and parceling it to peasants costing about 750 million dollars. He argued the US cannot win and should withdraw.

Oxford Vietnam Tran van Dinh U. S Vietnam Forum van Linh South Vietnam Dinh Washington Saigon Post United States John W. Lewis Cornell University

Seven Students Win In Amanda Speech Contest

Seven Amanda Elementary pupils earned gold medals as first place in the annual speech festival. Winners include Lisa Ann Neu, Abbye Lyn Combs, Phillip Siebert, Dale Miller, Billy Hobbs, Tasha Goode, and Mike Maloney with their grade levels and home addresses given.

Amanda Elementary Amanda Lisa Ann Neu John D. Neu Brent Drive Abby Lyn Combs Roger Combs Salzman Road Phillip Siebert Eugene Siebert Lindy Ave Dale ‘Miller Claude Miller Manitee St Billy Hobbs William Hobbs Carol Ann Lane Tasha Goode Harold Goode Todhunter Road Mike Maloney William Maloney Hood Ave Homer C. Davis

Worthmore Clothes Shop Receives Brand Name Retailer Award

Worthmore Clothes Shop at 1117 Central Ave earns a certificate of distinction for men’s wear in the Brand Name Retailer of the Year competition. Albert Masser announced the awards after three weeks of judging from 259 finalists. Jerome Shapero will accept in New York on April 11.

Worthmore Clothes Central Ave Rear Awards Brand Names Foundation Albert H. Masser Foundation Jerome A. Shapero Worthmore Americana Hotel New York City Shapero Middletown Brand Name Foundation

Carlisle Firehouse Meeting Open to Firemen Only

Ed Wells announces a non public meeting at the new Carlisle fire house for Warren County Firefighters' Association members and mutual aid firemen. The firehouse is not yet officially opened though an open house for the public is planned with date to be announced.

Carlisle Ed Wells Warren County Firefighters’ Association

Training For Cub Leaders Begins This Week

Two training programs for Cub Scout leaders start this week. The first, for cubmasters, pack committees and Webelos den leaders, runs four Tuesdays at 7 30 p m at First Baptist Church with instructors John Alspaugh Bob Mehl Bill Garrison and Lowell Dunn. The second course for den mothers and assistants meets four Wednesdays at 9 00 a m at the Civic Association directed by Marilyn Hatfield Jeanne Garrison and Phyllis McChesney. Each week includes handicraft instruction and Wednesday sessions end at 11 30 a m.

First Baptist Church John Alspaugh Bob Mehl Bill Garrison Lowell Dunn Pack The Civic Association Marilyn Hatfield Jeanne Garrison Phyllis McChesney

Pipe Smoking Contest and Convention Slated in Ann Arbor

The International Association of Pipe Smokers Clubs Inc will stage its 20th annual pipe smoking contest and convention in Ann Arbor on August 2 and 3. The winner must keep a lit pipe burning the longest without relighting, with each contestant receiving 3.3 grams of tobacco. The international record is 125 minutes 7 seconds set by the late Max Igree of Flint, Michigan in 1954.

Ann Arbor, Mich International Association of Pipe Smokers Clubs Inc Ann Avoor Max Igree Flint Mich

Mock UN Session For Rotary Club

The Rotary Club hosts four Middles them campus Miami University students and sociology professor Dr Patrick McCabe at a mock United Nations session at the Manchester Motor Inn tomorrow at noon. Participants include Jim McFillen as group chairman Karen Leis Connie Davis and Marc Shoemaker.

Rotary Club Middletown Miami University Patrick McCabe United Nations Manchester Motor Inn Jim McFillen Karen Leis Connie Davis Marc Shoemaker

Man Found Dead From Suspected Self-Inflicted Wound

Gordon Arnold 58 of 4585 Princeton Road was found dead yesterday morning at home in Hamilton from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. Deputies say he was discovered by his wife and the body was sent to Webb Funeral Home for arrangements.

Hamilton Gordon Arnold Princeton Road Butler County

Moravian Missionaries Build First Schoolhouse West of Alleghenies

Moravian missionaries constructed the first schoolhouse west of the Allegheny Mountains in Schoenbrunn Ohio marking an early frontier education effort.

Allegheny Mountains Schoenbrunn Ohio

Kramer Elected By Therapy Group

Dudley Kramer coordinator and physical therapist at Doty House was elected chairman of the State Medical Board physical therapy advisory committee in Columbus. The board oversees licensing examinations for physical therapists and Kramer also serves as president of the west central district of the American Physical Therapy Association which will host the state conferences in Dayton May 16-18.

Dudley Kramer Doty House State Medical Board Columbus Ohio Kramer West Central American Physical Therapy Association Dayton

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