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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1965
Page
3
In Sherwood Oregon twelve Dipole school parents return to the two room eight grade school to watch classes. They dispute the curriculum and consolidation efforts while teachers defend the program.
Cincinnati coroner reports Tanya Hall died of acute fulminating myocarditis an inflamed heart muscle likely from a virus. Parents accused General Hospital of neglect after a four hour wait before examination and her collapse after leaving the hospital. Investigations by City Manager and University of Cincinnati exonerated the hospital.
James Preston Hamilton at 824 10th Ave Middletown was placed on five years probation by Judge Arthur J. Fiehrer after pleading guilty to car theft. He must pay $83 restitution for damages to a Middletown auto stolen last April.
The Post Office Department advises that packages headed overseas should be mailed by November 10 if sent by surface mail and by December 10 if sent by air mail. Greeting cards follow the same overseas deadlines. Within the United States, distant destinations should receive parcels by December 5 and local or nearby states by December 14, with great distance cards by December 10 and local cards by December 15.
A suit in Butler County Common Pleas seeks 75966.97 from Lebanon man Joseph Childers after Char man Becraft was struck Aug 3 1964 while crossing Pershing Avenue in Middletown and died Aug 7. Ray Becraft as administrator alleges negligence and excessive speed.
The ninth of a series of 10 public psychiatry seminars titled Does That Child Need Psychotherapy? will be given by Dr. J. L. Harris and Dr. Martin A. Rush tomorrow at 4 PM at The Rushes 2501 Cincinnati-Dayton Road. The next seminar titled Problems of Love Marriage and Sex is set for Wednesday Dec. 4 at The Rushes.
In Circleville Ohio the state police ballistics expert testified that the last two shots hit Maurice Francis from at least three feet away while the first shot came from 24 inches or less. The testimony came as the prosecution rested its case against Cleo V Keaton who is charged with first degree murder following two Dayton tavern deaths. The defense sought dismissal and then reduction of the charge but both motions were denied. Keaton faces further murder charges connected to those Dayton killings.
In Columbus Ohio two promotions elevate the ranks of the state patrol. Reich becomes assistant superintendent and Ridenour shifts to personnel administration head. Stehmeyer advances to captain overseeing procurement while Ridenour moves from training academy chief.
Fragmentary report recalls a Roman commander Va rus being defeated by Hermann of Arminius as his legions faltered crossing the Rhine. The passage notes dishonor and loss of formations amid a chaotic battle scene.
Detroit storekeeper Charles Bedore received a letter from an unidentified youth claiming he is bound for Viet Nam and promising to apologize in person if he survives. The note, mailed from Los Angeles, included $52 claimed as stolen cash and described the writer as wounded in the holdup. Bedore reported multiple prior robberies at his grocery store and contacted police, who visited but did not act further. An annular solar eclipse is noted.
Congressional investigators questioned Georgia Ku Klux Klan branch activity and a group called Nacirema Inc. as witnesses refused to answer about explosives training and a disorderly house near Atlanta. The record lists Nacirema’s Georgia charter and the Clarkston area address, with several Klansmen identified as officers or educators in bomb making.
In Hollywood AP Ella Fitzgerald entered Mt Si nai Hospital Monday for ten days rest between engagements as manager Norman Grant said. She sang at Stanford University Sunday and will perform at the University of California Berkeley.
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