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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1966
Page
3
Washington officials report about 80 percent of 19.1 million Americans aged 65 and over have enrolled for the $3 monthly doctors' bills insurance set to start July 1. Roughly one million seniors refused, citing misunderstanding, cost concerns, apathy, or a belief in private coverage.
Plainview Federation of Teachers voted to return to classes as talks resume with the Plainview-Old Bethpage School District Board. The strike disrupted four days of schooling for about 12,000 students. No reprisals promised, with 130 substitutes aiding and classes reshuffled across nine elementary schools.
Springboro high school will host a Friday dance sponsored by the Springboro PTO. The event was moved up from a post tournament date after Springboro’s basketball team defeated Spring- 0, prompting the rescheduling.
In New Orleans, about 450 of 1,400 Local 527 teachers voted to continue their strike indefinitely. The AFT staged the first Deep South push for collective bargaining rights, with 80 percent of members Black. The strike began last Friday against the Orleans Parish School Board, with roughly 700 classes missed that day. Ed Fontaine, state AFT president, anticipated more strikers joining today, aiming to exceed Friday’s turnout.
Donald Graham 17 clung to a rope as Rocky River roared past. Eric Green 18 and Rick Green 21 disappeared after their raft tipped at Olmsted Falls. Chris Green 18 slipped overboard then reappeared, but was swept away. Graham survived after being rescued by a thrown rope. Berea friends had planned the ride last summer. Sunday brought sun and a fast river.
In Los Angeles a burglar who used a wired plug to trigger a cash drawer and ring a home phone at 3 a.m. was chased by Rudy Milatovich who alerted neighbors. Police say the suspect fled and pretended to chase him. He, named Harry Kawaka, 40, a merchant seaman, was booked on burglary suspicions.
Recognition services for junior volunteers of Middletown Hospital will be held at 7 p.m. today at the Church of the Ascension. Thirty seven Junior Gray Ladies and 66 Candy Stripers and their parents have been invited. Stuart Ives, chairman of the Middletown Hospital Association, and Walter Mischley, administrator, participate. Mrs. Norbert Werner chairs the Junior Gray Ladies, and Mrs. Robert Davies chairs the Candy Stripers services.
Two boys aged 12 and 13 faced charges after causing $200 to $400 damage to hot water heaters and cement pipe at M. J. Gibbons Supply Co on Jeanette Avenue at 5 45 p m yesterday. Joyce Barnett 23 of 322 Clark St treated at Middletown Hospital and released after a medicine reaction at 7 50 p m yesterday. Robert Ward 43 of 34 S Main St treated at hospital after being jumped and beaten by three men at the 900 Club at 3 10 a m today.
Dudley Kramer a physical therapist at Doty House will attend the Ohio Chapter of the American Physical Therapy Association convention tomorrow and Wednesday at the Netherland Hilton Hotel in Cincinnati. principal speakers include Dr. Harry D. Bowman Dr. Bruce G. MacMillan Dr. Joseph E. Ghory and Dr. Richard A. Freiberg all affiliated with the University of Cincinnati or local medical facilities.
A breezy editorial line laments ongoing global unease and the desire for six months of calm to let people catch up on their anxieties. The casual tone hints at social fatigue and a wish for respite from constant troubling news.
In Barneshoro Pa Marine Pfc Sam Hartzell who died in Da Nang asked his parents to mail food and medicine for Vietnamese children. His eldest brother Army Sgt Clifford Hartzell will distribute the aid from a Special Forces unit near Saigon. Sam served in Viet Nam since August and wished for aid to reach schools and orphans there. His brother Mickey Hartzell remains at Camp Pendleton with Viet Nam orders.
Clifton, NJ AP The husband of Judith Kavanaugh 21 booked as material witness after body found 17 days after disappearance. Paul Kavanaugh 23 posted 10000 bail and released. Judith disappeared after driving him to work Feb 24. Body found naked from waist down in Newark gulley. shot in head. Autopsy cited cerebral hemorrhage as likely but officials to confirm.
Middletown police investigated four burglaries reported over the weekend. At Akers Packaging Service Inc. on Jefferson Road, two pop machines a coffee machine and a cigarette machine were opened with $20 from a desk at Frisch's on Germantown Road. A cigarette machine at J and W Texaco Service was broken into and a combination dial knocked off a safe. Trading stamps valued at $20 and $5.50 in change were taken from H and A Marathon Service on Garfield Street. A west side door was used for entry in two cases.
The Senate holds sole authority to try impeachment trials for a United States president, establishing the constitutional process for removal from office. This provision defines the Senate as the primary arbiter of presidential accountability and punishment.
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