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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1965
Page
8
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Article notes religious motive in civil rights protests, highlighting Selma marchers attacked by state troopers as they knelt in prayer. It praises protesters for patience amid provocation, while acknowledging violence on both sides. It cites the Steelworkers election results as Abel and McDonald claim victory, hinting at possible tandem leadership.
A committee led by Albert E Jenner Jr of Chicago will draft uniform rules on evidence admissibility and witness competency for criminal and civil cases. The plan aims to report to the Judicial Conference, then present to the Supreme Court and seek Congress approval. Potential impact includes state court alignment and broader justice administration improvements. Roy Cohn tells Congress he has been harassed by investigators.
Washington reports Tito defends communist loyalty in a Com munist article. He cracks down on Mihajlov for criticizing Stalin era slave labor camps, bans Delo, fires its editor, and München writes of his harsh stance.
The piece compares Dr. Martin Luther King Jr to Gandhi noting Gandhi's 241 mile salt march of 1930 and its impact. It cites Gandhi's nonviolent tactics influencing Kings civil rights approach and questions why both marches were walk-in protests to seize attention and avoid violence.
Report notes both contenders for mayor are insurance men with the identical name Ed Lang creating a narrow voter choice. A piano novelty with color coded keys debuts for beginners and draws comparisons to Ignace Paderewski.
The note surveys common items and global measurements. It cites iron usage in homes, sea sizes led by the Malay Sea, Caribbean and Mediterranean ranks, the mortar as a pharmacy symbol, air composition, origin of tulip stock, and seawater salt content.
The piece analyzes Ronald Reagan as a favored Republican challenger for governor of California in 1966. It notes Reagan's broad appeal, the factional strife within the California GOP, and the impact of past party shifts and unity efforts on his potential candidacy. It contrasts him with Pat Brown and reflects on other party figures like Knowland Knight and Kuchel.
Tragic report from March 12, 1819 details five drownings after a perilous Miami River crossing at Ball's Ferry near Brownstown. Passengers including Captain Aul and son Thomas Wilson, William Craig, Daniel Craig, Thomas Thompson, Miss Hueston, a dog, and two horses were involved. Old ferryman Davis Ball died on a nearby sand bar. Thompson survived.
An article argues Chinese American households achieve strong youth discipline through strict, meal-centered family routines. It cites low arrest rates among Chinatown youths in Chicago and New York and quotes community leaders and officials on filial piety and social conduct.
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