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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1965

Page

3

Marchers' Troubles Blistered Feet Sunburns Plague March on Montgomery

Blistered feet and sunburns plague about 300 civil rights protesters marching 50 miles toward Montgomery Alabama. Behind the scenes workers including ministers and rabbis suffer muscle strains while doctors coordinate care via a mobile clinic loaned by the International Ladies Garment Workers Union. Eight ambulances and five ambulances support transport as doctors from the Medical Committee for Human Rights cooperate with Alabama’s Medical Association amid occasional board enforcement issues.

Selma Ala Montgomery J. Lackner San Jose Calif Alabama Board of International Ladies Garment Workers Union of America Afl-Cio Lackner

Marchers Campfire Scene Offers Quiet Resolve in Selma

Report from Selma describes a colorful campfire scene during a civil rights march. A bowbacked Negro woman hobbles to the fire and vows readiness for tomorrow while a one legged white man with crutches rests nearby. A tall Black youth inflates an air mattress as five young people of mixed races converse. Guards stand watch as National Guardsmen patrol every 25 yards.

Selma Ala National Guardsmen

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Night at the marchers camp as blankets issued

A truck backfires and opens its door as staff distribute blankets to customers while marchers settle in a men’s tent in neat rows. Many use bedrolls and air mattresses with plastic sheets to block damp grass. About 30 people sleep under a rope enclosed area as a floodlight dies and dawn nears.

Dolls With Mechanical Ability Grow Popular With Children

Dolls with mechanical features captivate young girls, expanding play options and drawing interest from families seeking interactive toys. The trend reflects a rise in durable, movable pieces that enhance imaginative storytelling and hands-on experimentation.

Kennedy Climbers Hit It Lucky on Mt Kennedy

Sen Robert F Kennedy leads a Mt Kennedy climbing party seeking the North American peak’s first ascent. Weather calls for good conditions with winds 20 to 30 mph and above zero temps. The expedition, sponsored by National Geographic Society and the Boston Museum, aims to map the area.

Kennedy Whitehorse Yukon Territory North America Robert F. Kennedy Dn.y Hyannis Port Glacier Hyannis Port Mass John F. Kennedy Royal Canadian Air Force Canadian Department of Transport Weather Office James W. Whittaker Seattle Wash Mt. Everest Seri Whittaker Washburn National Geographic Society Boston Museum

Centralized bus buying bill headed for Ohio Senate

State Sen. William H. Deddens plans to introduce a measure mandating centralized purchasing of school buses in Ohio. The bill would have the state superintendent set up regulations through the Division of Purchases, with potential savings of about 1500 per bus. A related suit challenging a centralized plan is before Franklin County Common Pleas Court.

Columbus Ohio William H. Deddens Hamilton Ohio Senate Deddens Senate Finance Committee State Controlling Board State Superintendent of Public Instruction State Finance Department State Board of Education Franklin County Common Pleas Court

Tshombe proposes border commission to curb Congo Uganda clashes

Congolese Premier Moise Tshombe urges a joint border commission with Uganda in a letter to Prime Minister Milton Obote delivered in London. The plan aims to halt incidents stemming from the Congo rebellion, with Uganda's acting commissioner Gerald Nhu uga involved.

Tshombe Border Commission London Moise Tshombe Uganda Congo Milton Obote London Gerald Nhuuga

Court Suits Hit Pileup Of Cases In Ohio

A federal suit filed in Cleveland seeks judicial reform across Ohio, challenging reapportionment rulings and asking temporary reassignment of judges to reduce backlogs. Names include Gov. James Rhodes, Kingsley Taft, state lawmakers, and county officials. Backlog in Cuyahoga County exceeded 17,000 by end of 1964 amid faster filings than most counties.

Cleveland Ohio Common Pleas Common Pleas Court Cuyahoga County James Rhodes Kingsley A. Taft Ohio Supreme Court Ohio Senate The House Cuyahoga

Franklin Man Loses License For Reckless Driving

In Municipal Court here Judge J T Riley suspended Gilbert Pfnistner 168 Harriet St Franklin for 10 days after guilty of reckless operation. Pfnistner was fined $25 and costs. Emerson Pate Jr 153 Harriet St Franklin also fined $10 for expired license. Five speeders were fined $110 in total.

Franklin J. T. Riley Gilbert Pfnistner Harriet St Emerson Pate Jr Riley

Two Children Sail Through Crash Minor Injuries Reported

Two children sustained minor injuries after a two car crash on Cincinnati Dayton Road near Decker Road south of Franklin yesterday around 3 30 p m Gladys Hinds 53 stopped for a school bus when rear ended by Isabelle Brewer 31 Debra Brewer 8 treated for head contusions at Middletown Hospital David Brewer Jr 5 had chin abrasions no treatment. Isabelle Brewer cited for failure to stop within an assured clear distance.

Cincinnati-Dayton Decker Road Franklin Gladys Hinds Renee Isabelle M. Brewer Miller Drive Brewer Debra Brewer Middletown Hospital David Brewer Jr Isabelle Brewer

Three juveniles nabbed near stolen auto in Mason

Three youths aged 13 to 17 were arrested by Mason police a block from the scene of a stolen 1962 auto abandoned yesterday afternoon after overheating from a broken fan belt. The car stolen from Dayton resident Clifford Craddock was left on North Section Road north of the overpass after the youths fled. Craddock had left the keys in the ignition. The youths were released to Dayton police.

Mason Clifford Craddock Dayton North Section Craddock

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