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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1965

Page

3

Wilson Uses Emergency Powers Over Rhodesia Crisis

London reports say Prime Minister Harold Wilson will cut Rhodesia's Commonwealth trade privileges as the first action under new emergency powers. Parliament allowed sanctions against Ian Smith's white minority government, with Britain maintaining Rhodesia's status in the sterling system and resisting force.

London Harold Wilson Rhodesia Astina Arthant Fansma House of Commons House of Lords Wilson Britain Ian Smith Dominions United Kingdom United Nations Smith U.N Bank of England Zurich Brussels BBC Rhodesian Broadcasting Corp Voice of America Monrovia Liberia Rwanda

Subpoena Ignored. Woman Fined $50 in Court

Shirley Taylor of Middletown failed to answer a subpoena in Butler County Common Pleas Court for the Robbery case of Frank Burnside and Leroy Smith. A bench warrant for contempt was issued. she claimed a foot injury and hospital X-rays. She was ordered to pay the $50 fine by Friday, November 26. Burnside and Smith had been indicted for the July 16 robbery and were later exonerated by a jury.

Hamilton Batler County Common Pleas Court Middletown Shirley Taylor Baltimore S T Frank Burnside Ninth Ave Leroy Smith Yankee Road Fred B. Cramer Cramer

Cities vie for All-America Cities honors in St Louis

Mount Vernon Ohio and a dozen other cities submitted their presentations Monday in the All-America Cities awards sponsored by the National Municipal League and Look Magazine. Ten more candidates were to be heard from at today’s session of the league conference. Winners will be announced next spring.

ST. Louis

Dillon named to Citizens Savings board

Con Dillon owner of Fenzel McDonough Jewelers was appointed to the Citizens Savings and Loan Association board. He is a Middleton native, Miami Valley Industrial Park president, former Retail Merchants Association president, and Marine veteran. Directors discussed remodeling the 1215 Central Ave building for a drive in window and parking with occupancy expected by January 15.

John C Con) Dillon Fenzel - McDonough Jewelers Citizens Savings & Loan Association Dillon Miami Valley Industrial Park, Inc Retail Merchants Association Holy Trinity Church The Rotary Club American Legion Marine Corps

Ohio adds another service member to Viet Nam KIA list

An Ohio next of kin is added to the latest Viet Nam killed in action list raising the state total to 38. The fallen serviceman is Pfc. Mariner Patrick son of Mr and Mrs William Pugh of Lima.

Washington Ohio Ohioan Defense Department Pfc Mariner Patrick William Pugh Lima

Doctors Pleased With Eisenhower After Second Heart Attack

Doctors treating Dwight D. Eisenhower say he is resting comfortably and making progress after his second heart attack. The 5 star general spends hours reading and listening to music while remaining in bed. plans for transfer to Walter Reed are not announced. Eisenhower’s son John hopes to visit over Thanksgiving.

FT. Gordon, Ga Dwight D. Eisenhower Ft. Gordon Wallace Hitchcock Thomas W. Mattingly Gen Eisenhower Walter Reed Army Hospital Washington John Phoenixville

Drugs and Alcohol Cause Kilgallen Death

New York AP reports assistant medical examiner Dr. James Luke found Dorothy Kilgallen died from acute ethanol and barbiturate intoxication. He called the circumstances indecisive on whether death was accidental or self-inflicted.

New York Dorothy Kilgallen James Luke Miss Kilgallen Luke

Woman 75 Held In Slaying Try In Elyria Hospital

Zelma Wilhelm, 75, is bound over to Lorain County Grand Jury on $5,000 bond after pleading innocent to assault with intent to kill. She allegedly attempted to smother 85 year old Kathleen Dunfee at Elyria Memorial Hospital while visiting.

Elyria, Ohio Elyria Memorial Hospital Lorain County Zelma Wilhelm Kathleen Dunfee

Cemetery Ridge and the Battle of Chattanooga

Cemetery Ridge was the famous Union-held position during the Battle of Chattanooga, a defining moment on the Confederate campaign and a key defensive high ground in the Chattanooga fighting.

Cemetery Ridge Chattanooga

Window Washer Held In Teacher's Slaying

Cincinnati police charged Ernest Leon Gray a hospital window washer with first degree murder in the beating killing of 37 year old teacher Emma Meadows at her basement apartment. The attacker also stabbed Meadows’ 9 year old daughter Ivy Dor sa and attempted to suffocate her.

Cincinnati Good Samaritan Hospital Ernest Leon Gray Gray Meadows Mea Dows Swifton

Fatal Depression Described From Drug Combination

Authorities noted that the combination did not cause excessive levels in the bloodstream but produced a fatal depression of the general nervous system. The remark framed the medical finding as a key factor in the death case.

Divorce Notice filed in Butler County Court Ohio

Janet L. Hollinshead petitions for divorce from Robert L. Hollinshead in Case No. 11374 in the Common Pleas Court Butler County Ohio on grounds of gross neglect of duty. Respond by November 27, 1965 or petition will be granted. Attorneys Vincent A. Sisson and Susan Hulshult represented. Oct 19 26 Nov 29 16 23.

Robert L. Hollinshead Waynesboro Pennsylvania Janet L. Hollinshead Common Pleas Court Butler County Ohio Joseph T. Kiep Susan Hulshult Vincent A. Sisson

Negro School Boycotts Spread Slowly In Dixie

In Selma Greenville and Eutaw Alabama Negro school boycotts emerged as civil rights marches were planned. Police blocked a Greenville march while similar protests occurred in Selma and Eutaw. SCLC aims federal protection for workers after four racially charged slayings this year.

Dixie Selma Ala Alabama Greenville Eutaw Southern Christian Leadership Conference Andrew J. Young SCLC

Gas fumes kill Marysville housekeeper Marguerite Lowrey

A clogged gas heater produced deadly fumes in a Marysville home killing Marguerite Lowrey, 53, a housekeeper, on Monday. Authorities investigated the incident as a gas leak related death.

Marysville, Ohio Marguerite Lowrey

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