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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1965
Page
1
A Cincinnati area family endures a long battle with infant cancer as three year old Bobby McIntosh faces uncertain mortality. His transistor radio remains his constant companion while his siblings grow up around him.
OSU officials and liberal student leaders prepare for a clash over the campus speakers rule as Herbert Aptheker pledged to appear at 4 pm but not speak. University President Fawcett warned that disciplinary action would follow if the Marxist speaker comes, with enforcement continuing regardless of disorder.
Washington AP Sen Gordon Allott attacked the administration backed bill to curb gun traffic He argued Lee Harvey Oswald could have bought his rifle from a sporting goods store as from a mail order house The Colorado Republican testified before the Senate Juvenile Delinquency subcommittee noting the sporting goods gun would be equally deadly
A playful sign at an ammunition depot urges smokers to light up only if necessary and to leave via the large exit that seems to appear suddenly, injecting humor into a strict safety setting.
NASA announced June 3 as the target date for the four day Gemini mission of James McDivitt and Edward White. The plan calls for 62 orbits over about 97 hours 50 minutes to study crew performance and physical condition, with an undecided step of White exposing himself to space if approved shortly before launch.
SPRINGFIELD Ohio AP Death has claimed a heart attack victim whose body was to be used in a life after death experiment but plans were canceled. The woman died Thursday after relatives, following a minister's counsel, declined a body freezing attempt. The plan stored the body in a chemical solution by Juno Inc of Springfield until future revival becomes possible.
A 24 hour cease fire began to allow removal of dead and wounded as Dominican Republic fighting neared a week long toll of more than 100. U S officials urged UN Security Council to align with OAS efforts while a coalition bid emerged around Col Rafael Fernandez Dominguez who was killed in a rebel attack on the National Palace.
Rebel positions in the capital's northern area vow to push into the insurgent stronghold downtown next week. Officials say northern forces are encircled with backs to the Ozama River while talks for a permanent cease-fire fail. A Marine was killed and another wounded in rebel fire during a patrol, raising U S casualties to 19 since invasion began.
Americo DePietto, serving a Leavenworth sentence for running a $10 million yearly dope ring, was brought to Chicago on a writ to testify before a federal grand jury probing organized crime. Among subpoenaed figures is Richard Cain, once Cook County sheriff’s top investigator, convicted of perjury. The panel, empaneled in December, enters its third session in eight days.
Scattered showers and thundershowers are forecast for tonight and tomorrow as brisk southerly winds bring moisture into the Mississippi River valley. Warmer temperatures expected tonight and Saturday with rising humidity. High yesterday reached 72 and the low today was 61.
Glenn C. Black, 63, wins a weekly two hour visit with his 3 year old toy Manchester dog Pretty from 2 to 4 pm Sundays. Marion Circuit Court Judge John L. Niblack requires a third party at each visit to keep peace.
AP reports a rapid series of raids blocked an overthrow plot against Premier Phan Huy Quat and Vietnam’s military leadership. At least 50 plotters, including a colonel and several majors, were arrested, with two coup leaders still at large. Quat blamed dissident military men and noted past attempts in November and February. Ambassador Taylor was briefed as Saigon remained largely calm.
In Rangoon Burma the army says its monsoon end offensive against Communist and tribal rebels killed at least 30 rebels and destroyed bases with more than 500 surrenders in two weeks of May while suffering only three casualties. Civilians were reportedly harmed amid rebel retaliation.
Washington AP report says 35 senators filed a petition to close off debate on the Negro voting rights bill. It includes 27 Democrats and 8 Republicans seeking the cloture move.
A predawn five alarm fire at the Statler Hilton in downtown Detroit forced more than 900 guests to flee. Eight firemen were overcome. no guests were injured. Firefighters battled flames in a service area on the eighth floor as people in nightclothes lined the lobby. Hotel managers relocated guests to nearby hotels as a GM meeting group, including Frederic Donner, fled the building. Cause undetermined. smoke-filled several floors as fire walls contained the blaze.
Timothy Nicholson told jurors that his twin Todd Nicholson flew into rages and twice tried to shoot him. He stated Todd attacked after learning Timothy brought a girlfriend to his room. Timothy repeated Todd ordered him out before a gun fired, the weapon misfiring in a prior account.
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