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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1965

Page

3

Alice Ewing testifies in Cincinnati murder trial

Alice Ewing testified she helped stuff the body of Wanda Cook in a trunk and ship it to Cleveland. She said the murder gun was hers and declared she acted of her own free will. Abbott is accused of killing Wanda Cook in a Cincinnati hotel room on October 15.

Cincinnati Alice Ewing Wanda Cook Ki Nurse Cleveland Miss Ewing Robert R. Abbott Bellevue Abbott Dayton Miss Cook Covington Cincinnati Union Terminal

Fire-spreading milk truck triggers grass blazes

A burning milk truck on a 60 mile Lyons to Iuka run started 90 to 8 grass fires Monday. Driver Potte, 45, Pratt Kansas, learned his rig was on fire at Iuka. Wooden cross members under the insulated bed ignited and embers sparked grass along the right of way as gusty winds fed the flames. One blaze threatened six Rice County oil wells and destroyed the volunteer fire department’s thousand gallon pumper.

Lyons Kan Iuka Potte Pratt Kam Wooden Cross Rice County Chase Fire Department

Free Assembly Limits Outlined In LBJ Speech

President Johnson told Congress that free assembly does not grant the right to block public thoroughfares. He emphasized preserving free speech and free assembly while upholding citizens’ rights to protest and march under conditions that do not infringe others’ constitutional rights.

Washington Johnson Congress Free Assembly T ‘Ee

Roof worker killed as tar paper roll falls in St Louis

A 50 pound roll of tar paper being hoisted to a downtown building roof fell from its hoist and killed James Richardson 25 of Bourbon Missouri an employee of Biebel Brothers roofing contractors.

ST. Louis, Mo James Richardson Bourbon, Mo Biebel Brothers

Steel Union Demands Awaited by U S Steel

U S Steel to hear contract demands from the United Steelworkers as talks resume with major producers. Bethlehem Steel and others cue up next while strikes loom with a May 1 deadline. Protests widen as hearings begin across multiple cities.

Pittsburgh U.S. Steel Corp Ihe US Steel United SteelWorkers Bethlehem Steel Jones & Laughlin National Pittsburgh Armco Lers Philadelphia Boston Buffalo N.Y Chicago Houston San Francisco David J. McDonald Rails I. W. Abel Wayne Antrim

Overcome Slogan Emphasized by LBJ in Address

President Johnson quoted the civil rights rallying cry We shall overcome during a joint session of Congress. He urged Americans, not just Black citizens, to overcome bigotry and injustice and to combat poverty disease and ignorance.

Washington Johnson Congress

Mickey Cohen Duress Defense Rejected in Tax Case

U S District Judge Gus Solomon ruled Mickey Cohen was not under duress when signing waivers on tax collection. The government seeks 374 476 from Cohen for unpaid income taxes. Cohen has served prison time for tax evasion and testified that an IRS agent threatened foreclosure on his greenhouse business.

Los Angeles U. S Gus Solomon Mickey Cohen Cohen Internal Revenue Service Peter R. Betoglio

Job Gains Noted During February

The Labor Department reports all major US industries added workers in February. Total payroll employment stood at 59.56 million, up from January. A notable rise included longshoremen who had previously been on strike, contributing to the gain.

Washington Labor Department

Labor Group Revived To Fight Issue No 3

Ohio labor leaders announced the revival of United Organized Labor of Ohio to oppose Issue 3 the proposed constitutional reapportionment of the Ohio House. UCLO chaired by Sen Frank W King includes vice chairs Ellis Kareh and Ronald Owens and secretary treasurer Robert Bollard. The group argues the measure risks one party control and broad districting discretion.

Columbus Ohio United Organized Labor of Ohio Ohio House UCLO Frank W. King Ohio Afl-Cio Ellis T. Kareh Railroad Brotherhoods Co-op Committee Ronald C. Owens United Mineworkers of America Robert D. Bollard OCLO General Assembly GOP James A

Yiddish Language Distinct From German Built On Script And Literature

Yiddish is often viewed as a German variant yet it carries its own standard grammar and dictionaries and boasts a rich literature while being written in Hebrew characters.

Move up to Chrysler Newport 2-Door Hardtop

An ad touts Chrysler Newport 2-Door Hardtop priced just under seven dollars more monthly than smaller rivals. It claims all shown cars are 2-door hardtops with V eight engines and common features, and says Chrysler is the only truly big option.

Chrysler Ford Chevrolet

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