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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1964

Page

3

Ex Castro Aide Arrested for Disorderly Conduct

Herman Frederick Marks former chief executioner for Fidel Castro’s revolutionary army was arrested in New York on disorderly conduct and obscene threatening calls. Police say he tried to force entry into Jean Secon’s apartment. bail set at 10500 dollars.

New York Herman Frederick Marks Fidel Castro Revolutionary Army Marks Jean Secon Castro Miss Secon Milwaukee U.S. Supreme Court

Giant General Sherman in Sequoia National Forest

The Sequoia National Forest reports that the General Sherman tree stands as a 3,500 year old giant. Scientists estimate its age and note its status as the largest known living single stem on Earth.

General Sherman Sequoia National Forest

Hello Dolly! dominates Broadway Tony Awards with 10 wins

The musical Hello Dolly! set a Broadway record by winning 10 Tony Awards at the American Theatre Wing ceremony. Top honors went to Carol Channing and Bert Lahr with other prizes for Dylan, Any Wednesday, Foxy, and Hamlets nominees, plus a special medallion for Eva Le Gallienne.

American Theater Wing Luther England John Osborne Carol Channing Bert Lahr Sandy Dennis Sir Alec Guinness Dylan Broadway Hollywood

Central State Nomination Picks Rockefeller at Mock GOP Convention

Delegates at Central State College in Xenia Ohio gave Nelson Rockefeller the presidential nomination with 379 votes. Henry Cabot Lodge placed second with 247, Richard Nixon had 39, and William Scranton received 32.

Xenia Ohio New York Nelson Rockefeller Central State College Rockefeller Henry Cabot Lodge Richard Nixon William Scranton Pennsylvania

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