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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1964

Page

3

Rebels take control of Hamilton County Democratic leadership

In Cincinnati John A. Wiethe says rebels now control the Hamilton County Democratic Organization and urges unity behind Vincent H. Beckman who narrowly defeated him 577 to 570 for county chairman. Beckman forms a 90 member executive committee and promises unity with no one frozen out.

Cincinnati John A.’ Wiethe Hamilton Democratic Wiethe Vincent H. Beckman Beckman Sho Hamilton County Beckman Hamil

Death of Otto Kuusinen Triggers Soviet Leadership Shuffle

Otto Kuusinen, 82, Finnish member of the Communist Party Presidium and a last Bolshevik link to Lenin, died of liver cancer. Khrushchev and Mikoyan were expected to return for Kuusinen’s successor as the presidium contemplates replacements for Kozlov and Shvernik. Kuusinen lay in state at the House of Trade Unions and will be buried in Red Square.

Moscow Soviet Union Otto Kuusinen Communist Party Kuusinen Khrushchev Georgi Malenkov V. M. Molotov Lazar Kaganovich Lenin Tokyo Viktor Grishin Presidium Frol Kozlov Nikolai Shvernik Cairo Upper Egypt House of Trade Unions Stalin Red Square Finland

A Thankless Job

A plea for public regard for police work noting drivers resist tickets yet rely on enforcement for road safety. It argues speeding penalties reduce accidents and cites summer and fall weekends as high-risk times, urging obedience to traffic rules to avoid tickets and save lives.

Dayton Rally Set for June 14 Draws 18000 Supporters

Officials of the Non Violent Direct Action Committee expect about 18 000 supporters for a mass march in Dayton on June 14 led by Negro entertainer Dick Gregory. W S McIntosh executive secretary said participants would come from Dayton and nearby Springfield Xenia and surrounding areas.

Dayton, Ohio Direct Action Committee Dick Gregory W. S. McIntosh Dayton Springfield Xenia

Student Brumfield Earns Medical Degree at Penn

Robert A Brumfield son of Mrs Luther Brumfield of 2369 Tytus Ave earned a doctor of medicine degree from the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia at a commencement where 2200 graduates were honored Governor William W Scranton spoke. Brumfield, a 1956 Middletown High School graduate and 1960 University of Cincinnati engineering alumnus, played on the Middies basketball title team. His father, an Armco Steel employee, died three months earlier.

Robert A. Brumfield Middletown High School Middies University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia Brumfield Luther Brumfield Tytus Ave Armco Steel Corp University of Cincinnati Pennsylvania William W. Scranton Philadelphia

Utah Schools Open Despite Planned Two Day Teacher Walkout

Utah schools opened amid a plan by the Utah Education Association to walk out for two days over pay for education of 270000 pupils. Gov Clyde refused a special session, prompting boards to keep schools running while some districts halted classes by court order. The NEA may sanction the action, with mass meetings in Salt Lake City to decide further steps and potential extended walkout or contract resistance.

Salt Lake City Utah George D. Clyde Utah Education Association NEA

Arab Enjoy Resigns Washington

President Johnson accepted John S. Badeau’s resignation as ambassador to the United Arab Republic, announced by the White House on Saturday.

Washington Johnson John S. Badeau United Arab Republic White House

Civitan Club Tours New Civic Building

Civitan members will hold their weekly luncheon at Manchester Motor Inn at noon tomorrow and then tour the new Civic Association building guided by Tom Venable, managing director, with Emitt Perkins in charge of the program.

Civitan Club Manchester Motor Inn Civic Association Tom Venable Emitt Perkins

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