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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1968

Page

2

Nixon to staff fewer aides as president elect

President elect Richard Nixon names Bryce N. Harlow as a presidential assistant to run legislation and congressional affairs. He plans far fewer top aides than Kennedy or Johnson, moving away from the 14 special assistants model and reshaping the White House staff hierarchy.

New York Richard M. Nixon Bryce N. Harlow Kennedy Johnson Nixon Harlow John F. Kennedy Johnson White House Dwight D. Eisenhower Nixon Hower

Mirror of God’s Love Meeting Times at Middletown

A church advertises services to reflect God’s love with worship times Sunday morning at 10 and Sunday night at 7 pm. Midweek services are Wednesday and Thursday at 7 30 pm. Mail address Box 23 Middletown Ohio.

Warren Expected to Swear In The President-Elect

Senate Republican Leader Dirksen says Chief Justice Earl Warren’s retirement letter may be accepted by the incoming president. He notes Warren could retire at any time and that a new president might still be sworn in by the chief justice if Warren remains.

Warren Washington Senate Everett M. Dirksen Earl Warren Johnson Richard M. Nixon Dirksen Mike Mansfield Abe Fortas Fice Nixon Fortas California

New President Hopes and Holiday Gift Guide Additions

A forward look at the new president with wishes for judgment, leadership, and foreign goodwill, alongside holiday shopping notes. Pecks Flower Shop showcases giant chrysanthemums while First National Bank promotes Christmas Club savings with multiple local branches and gift options at Reed Klopp’s Gift Corner. Sears Roebuck offers Wilton carpet at a cut price, and Davidson Photo Shops features framed art and camera supplies. GreatHouses displays new men’s outerwear from Cricketeer and Varsity Town, plus 100% cashmere coats in season colors.

Decomposed Body Found In Hamilton County

Cincinnati AP reports the Hamilton County Coroner investigates an unidentified decomposed man found Monday by two boys in a wooded area in western Hamilton County. Authorities have not yet identified the deceased.

Cincinnati Hamilton County

Art Mart Event Slated for December at Middletown Center

The Middletown Fine Arts Center will host Art Mart from December 8 to 14. Area artists are invited to submit works for screening and sale. Proceeds support future Center fundraising.

Middletown Fine Arts Center Kenneth Coburn The Fine Arts Center Art Mart Republican Central Avenue

Didn't Mean To Shoot Alleged Slayer Says

Woyd Lee Turner testified in his own defense in Butler County Ohio court claiming he did not intend to shoot anyone during the fatal July 25 quarrel with his father in law Gordon Lovins. He said Lovins struck him with a bottle and he grabbed a pistol in fear. Turner pleaded guilty to first degree manslaughter and assault with intent to kill or wound. Final disposition set for Monday at 10 a.m.

Hamilton Woyd Lee Turner Grand Hotel Butler County Common Pleas Arthur J. Fiehrer Turner Gordon Lovins Canal Road Here Butler County Grand Jury Patricia Ann Turner

Arkansas Woman Wins as Supreme Court Nullifies Monkey Law

Susan Everson, a Clarksville native and former Little Rock Central High biology teacher, helped strike down Arkansas' 1928 law banning teaching evolution. The Supreme Court ruled the law unconstitutional as an establishment of religion. Arkansas officials say teachers have long operated as if the law did not exist.

Little Rock, Ark Arkansas U.S. Supreme Court Susan Everson Clarksville Ark Little Rock Central High School Epperson Oxen Hill Tennessee John Thomas Scopes Arch W. Ford

Laird Receives 1968 APHA Presidential Citation

Rep Melvin R Laird of Wisconsin was honored at the APHA annual meeting as a major supporter of public and private medical research receiving the association’s presidential citation for 1968.

Detroit Melvin R. Laird R-Wis American Public Health Association

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Bryce N. Harlow Nixon NEW Life Temple Trenton Franklin Rd Middletown Dean Sheets—Pastor Rev. Dean Sheets Middletown, O Pecks Flower Shop First National Bank Reed Klopps Gift Corner Eas Spring Lake Sears Roebuck and Company Sears Davidson Davidsons Edward Burroughs Burroughs Laird Honored She Tay Central Continental
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