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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1965

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Johnson says he is ready to meet for peace talks in Vietnam

President Johnson declared he is ready to go anywhere at any time to confer with anyone if there is promise of progress toward an honorable peace in Vietnam. He cautioned against wider war while reaffirming the United States will seek a settlement ending Communist aggression in the region.

Washington United States Johnson South Viet Nam Chou En-lai China Chou Viet Nam Soviet Union Democratic Republic of Viet Nam North Viet Nam Voice of America Union Britain

Johnson orders end to federal job discrimination in south

President Johnson, after a report by LeRoy Collins, directs an end to any racial bias in federal employee hiring in southern offices. Collins cited Selma Alabama as an example where fair employment principles were not applied. The press conference announced a task force to prevent summer racial unrest and noted economic costs of discrimination.

Washington Johnson South Collins Selma Ala Soria Security Office Post Office Agricultural Services Federal Bureau of Investigation Justice Department Craig Air Force Ohio Dashign Humphrey Gariner Ackley Council of Economic Advisers James E. Webb National Aeronautics and Space Administration

Nation Honors Space Heroes At White House Ceremony

President Johnson rewards Gemini astronauts Virgil Grissom and John Young with space service medals for historic spaceflight. The event in the Rose Garden also recognizes NASA official Robert Seamans and Ranger project manager Harris Schurmeier for critical ground work.

Washington Johnson White House Rose Garden Virgil I. Grissom Space Agency Gemini John W. Young Hubert H. Humphrey Pennsylvania Avenue Capitol Congress Robert C. Seamans National Aeronautics and Space Administration Harris M. Schurmeier Ranger

Denny Jr Receives Middletown Jaycee Service Award

Charles W. Denny Jr, head of Barkelew Manufacturing, received the Distinguished Service Award from the Middletown Jaycees at the 24th Bosses Night banquet. Peter Mengel of Armco Steel also honored with the SPOKE award for outstanding first year Jaycee.

C. W. Denny Jr Jaycee Service Award Middletown Peter Mengel Burton Rd Armco Steel Corp Mengel Jaycee A John Baker Episcopal Church of the Ascension Bill Schneider Larry Black John Rosenberger Knight Goodman Aeronca Manufacturing Corp

Annulment Planned By Ohio Wife

Nancy, wife of Ohioan John F. Johnson in Omaha, plans to file for an annulment today after discovering her husband is actually Lawrence Bader, a missing Akron man with a wife and four children. Bader disappeared from Akron in 1957.

Ohio Omaha Neb John F Fritz Johnson Nancy Akron Lawrence Bader

Summer Heat Keeps Front Porch Shovel Free

A lighthearted remark contrasts heat with shoveling, noting summer ease and playful complaint about cold weather chores.

Seamans Honored for Space Program Push to Moon by 1970

Seamans received recognition for his contributions to the manned space program as officials outlined the drive toward a man on the moon by 1970.

Seamans

Weather Outlook Remains Cloudy Cold With Snow Flukes

The forecast calls for persistent cloudiness and cold conditions with scattered snow flukes tonight and tomorrow. Overnight temperatures near freezing, with yesterday’s high at 35 and today’s low at 27.

Detroit Woman Is Third Slain In Alabama Civil Rights Drive

A Detroit woman Viola Liuzzo 39 mother of five was shot to death near Selma Alabama while aiding a civil rights march. Leroy Moton 19 of Selma rode with her as a passing car fired slugs into her car on US 90. President Johnson ordered FBI round the clock while National Guard and Army troops stayed at quarters.

Barkelew Civic Association Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce Middletown Area Development Enterprises, Inc MADE Miami University The YMCA Fresh Air Camp Denny Civic Lowndesboro Ala Detroit Alabama Fe Moetoe Sha Viola Gregg Liuzzo Wayne State University Montgomery Selma Johnson FBI Capitol Leroy Moton William C. Gray Alabama National Guard Selma- Montgomery Rufus Shepherd Arthur Liuzzo Teamsters Local 247 Liuzzo Penny Thomas Liuzzos Sally Congress On CORE Grayling Lower Michigan

Liuzzo Widow Remembered for Civil Rights Faith in Action

Viola Gregg Liuzzo 39, Detroit mother of five and Teamsters official, was shot near Selma after helping marchers reach Montgomery. Husband Anthony Liuzzo says she died doing what she believed in, driven by a desire to aid people of all races, and describes her plans to write and write about her experiences.

Karl Mantyla Detroit Alabama Anthony Liuzzo Teamsters Union Viola Gregg Liuzzo

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