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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1964
Page
5
Former President Eisenhower urges a clear line of succession with the vice president authorized to assume duties during disability and the president empowered to appoint a successor if the VP role is vacant. He cites his 1955 56 57 health episodes and calls for Congress to have final say on any disability decision.
Wendell Taylor, 20, of Middletown, received an indeterminate term at the Ohio State Reformatory in Mansfield after being charged with damaging railroad communications equipment. Jerry Wright, 18, Maud, was sent to Lima State Hospital for 60 days for examination following a break-in at Crossroads Grocery. Louis Taylor, 23, Cincinnati, was placed on probation for five years.
Dwight D. Eisenhower and Arnold Palmer form the featured pair in an 18 hole charity exhibition at Marion Golf Club to benefit the Heart Association of Southeastern Pennsylvania. Jimmy Demaret and Ray Bolger join as the opposing duo for tickets at 50 or 100 dollars.
Various groups schedule events in Middletown and nearby towns including United Cerebral Palsy at First Presbyterian Church, Sertoma Club in Manchester, Middletown Personnel Association in Manchester, Battery A H74A at the Armory, SPEBSQSA at Legion Home, Mayfield Fire at Sheffield Street Fire House, Middletown High School Band Associates at Central School, FOE Lodge 528 at Eagles Hall, Monroe JOOF Hall, OOF Miami Lodge, Elktones BPOE 257 at Elks Temple, and Alcoholics Anonymous meetings at 6:30 and 8:30 p.m.
Akron family of George Wesig learns his fingerprint matched a man in Los Angeles. The man, using the name Gregory Everett George, was arrested on an intoxication charge but disappeared days later. Wesig’s wife filed abandonment charges, and authorities say he may still be alive.
W Noel Johnston 45 executive at Ohio Wesleyan University will become Defiance College president on June 30 succeeding Kevin McCann who retires after 13 years. Johnston plans to start Sept 1, has five years at OWU and previously led PR at the College Public Relations Association.
In Kivu Province Bafulero warriors pushed Congolese troops into retreat. Premier Cyrille Adoula seeks U N Secretary General U Thant to send troops. Soldiers abandoned Lemera mission station south of Bukavu on May 22 after a radio appeal for help.
Herbert H. Lawson of Armco Steel Research Center will present a technical paper in Washington D C before the American Zinc Institute seminar on corrosion protection with zinc coatings. The paper is titled The Application and Corrosion Performance of Mill Galvanized Steel Products.
Virginia officials react to a Supreme Court ruling ordering public schools to reopen on an integrated basis in Prince Edward County. Most white students are expected to attend private segregated schools while about 1,600 Black children previously underfunded will gain access to education through private or experimental programs. The ruling allows the county board of supervisors to levy taxes to finance a public school system, with next steps to be determined after a legal briefing.
Hamilton Council approves downtown urban renewal plan Center Punch including acquisition of properties in the block bounded by High Front Market and N Second streets. City officials authorized to sign a loan grant contract with the FHA totaling 808 954 with 761 324 for the project and relocation costs 280 534 local share with about 200 000 for utility work to be covered by utility earnings leaving roughly 30 000 cash outlay.
James Myles Weiss, 20, of the Bronx New York, a junior at Bowling Green State University, was sentenced to eight months in Wood County Jail for possession of narcotics. He was arrested April 10 on campus, fined 2000 dollars and placed on probation for five months.
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