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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1960
Page
2
Maj. Gen. Osmond J. Rutland told a House Appropriations subcommittee the first Titan squadron will be in operation June 1, 1961. He rejected claims the Titan program is a year behind schedule and noted the 1961 date was agreed on two years earlier for protected launch sites.
Missouri Senator Stuart Symington campaigns for the Democratic nomination and will address the City Club Saturday luncheon. The Missouri senator will discuss Prospects for 1960.
In April Reader's Digest a known woman doctor Marion Hilliard MD addresses a private issue harming marriages. She identifies a hidden cause and offers guidance on remedies and steps for affected couples.
George C. Ridenour 66 of 104 Chestnut St. died yesterday at McCullough Hyde Hospital after a heart attack at Miami University food service where he worked eight years. He was a Cincinnati native and WWI veteran. Surviving wife Emma lene two sons Dale Middletown and Carl Hamilton, his mother Mrs. Clara Ridenour, four brothers, two sisters and four grandchildren. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday Marshall-Smith Funeral Home Zion Lutheran officiating burial Rose Hill Hamilton. Pythian services 8 p.m. tomorrow.
Mrs Carolyn DuBose 67 longtime Middleton resident died in Ashville North Carolina March 25 after a long illness. She lived in Ashville 15 years moving there from Ohio. A Middletown High School graduate she earned a BA at Miami University and a MA in Romance languages at Columbia University. She served in New York during World War I as a Spanish translator for the War Department. There are no immediate survivors.
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs James W Sneed of 811 Oxford State Rd was stillborn at Middletown Hospital at 1 30 pm yesterday Graveside services set for 10 am tomorrow at Whiteside Cemetery with Rev Howard Sears officiating Arrangements by Riggs Funeral Home Also notes Hamilton deaths Lee E Sohngen 77 YMCA services 10 am tomorrow Klaus
Albert E. Boyer 57 chief chemist for the Pabst Brewing Co died Sunday after surgery for a malignant brain tumor. Born in Dubuque Iowa he was a former president of the Milwaukee School Board.
A Raleigh city court convicted 43 Negro students of trespassing during sit-ins, with fines and sentences to be appealed to the Superior Court and possibly the U.S. Supreme Court. The challenge centers on NC trespass law and desegregation protests spreading to Louisiana, Tennessee, and South Carolina amid national mixed reactions.
Time is tight as the Senate Judiciary Committee meets to hear arguments and potentially vote on the House passed civil rights measure. The panel mulls small amendments, noting any change could send the bill back to the House for further action amid Southern opposition and possible delays. Deputy Atty. Gen. Walsh testifies, with Georgia official Charles Bloch also appearing. Chairman Eastland forecasts votes on amendments but offers no outcome.
Warren County sheriff deputies arrested William E. Black 18 David D. Duncan 18 and a 17 year old juvenile for related burglaries in Franklin Township over three months. They face breaking and entering and grand larceny charges with $1800 to $2000 in stolen goods.
The sternwheeler Skagit Belle was punctured by a submerged log at Mount Vernon Washington ending its long service on the Skagit River. Anna Grimison president of Skagit River Navigation Co. refused to spend about 70000 dollars to repair and the vessel will be stripped for salvage as the last of its kind in the area.
Dr. C Neale Bogner dean of the Miami University School of Education will be one of three speakers at a meeting of the public relations section of the Ohio College Assn April 8 at the Ohio Union Ohio State University. He will describe A Program to Influence Legislative Action as one case study. Richard Bitters assistant in the office of President John C Baker at Ohio University will discuss cheating. W Emerson Beck or Tracy Norris will speak on A College Becomes a University.
Roxana Trover, 34, becomes the first woman treasurer in Black Diamond Washington, taking office June 6 after a living room campaign. Polio survivor with one arm and wheelchair bound, she relied mainly on her husband and 12-year-old son for campaigning.
Representative Russell Vernon Mack 68 of Washington collapsed on the House floor and died from a coronary occlusion. Medics and colleagues, including Doctors Henry Dixon and Thomas Pelly, helped him as physician George Calver pronounced the cause. Mack had served since 1947 and leaves a widow.
Firefighters were dispatched twice yesterday to grass fires started by burning trash. Fires affected the homes of Gladiola Frazee at 473 Middletown Plc and John Kidwell at 3625 Whisman Ln, with no damages reported in either incident.
Norman Allen 27 year old clerk in Edinburgh lives with a plastic heart valve that ticks loudly when excited or dancing. He says the sound embarrasses him but he would rather keep the valve than risk losing his heartbeat. He may marry a girl who understands the ticking signal and doctors offered a silent valve but he declined.
Mrs C F Wintringham wife of the First Methodist Church associate pastor will give a rehalk talk Chalk and Chatter during tomorrow s Golden Age Club meeting at 1 30 p m in the Civic Association building.
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