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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1965
Page
10
In Las Vegas bets run on the Cassius Clay Floyd Patterson heavyweight title fight Monday night. Patterson, 30 to 31, is a 3-1 underdog to 23 year old Clay. Both men discuss their chances with Clay promising a knockout while Patterson vows to win.
Friday night bowlers had near misses as Bill Howard shot for a perfect game in the Commercial League at Eastern Lanes. He rolled a 299 in the set, adding to Roy Lewey's earlier 299, and finished with a 681 series for the evening.
A compiled honor roll shows numerous students with four score entries. Names include Dennie Justice Harry Steinbrugge Bill Howard Gray Harrison Daily Swartz Bob Steele Wilbur Fox John Boenm Les Thurman Juanita Jiles Gibbie Wise Dolores Perrin Mary Robinson Carol Abner Alice Kiester Joy Dysart Neda Marchetti Kay McCue Wilma Brewer Mary Dickerson Dora Cornwell Billie McGee Zelma Taylor Marty Buvinger Dot Hoover Eileen Taylor Clara Lukens Armetha Adams Mary Reckart Betty Hotarik Judy Schultz Jeri Howell Janet Ruppert Helen Smith Jane Cass among others listed with four numerical values representing scores or identifiers.
Chester, Pennsylvania AP reports Pennsylvania Military College students launch Operation Tender Tiger to raise at least 5000 dollars to adopt a Vietnamese orphanage or village. Student council president Patrick Brennan says the project aims to show GIs that not all college students oppose the war and burn draft cards.
Governor James A. Rhodes returned to Columbus after a 19 day European trade mission described as highly successful He announced plans for similar missions annually and noted discussions with Ohio business leaders in Lisbon to evaluate results The trip covered England Belgium Germany Italy Spain Portugal and Nordic nations and aimed to boost exports via the St Lawrence Seaway Rhodes said Ohio exports last year reached 1 6 billion while New York shipped 1 85 billion and the mission produced many contracts and potential sales for Ohio goods.
Hollywood AP Dorothy Malone, star of Peyton Place and Academy Award winner, returns to 20th Century Fox after surviving blood clots in the lungs last September. She was welcomed by cast and crew and quickly resumed filming.
Brownies invested members of Troop 1094 at Creekview School last night during a candlelight ceremony. Pin recipients included Sharon Sprinkles Vicki Anvil Mylene Shafer Barbara Frye Kim Tewell Pam Collins Linda Keller and Paula Hogg. Leader is Mrs William Keller with Mrs Don Shaffer as co leader.
TV listings note Dick Van Dyke I Dream of Jeannie and Get Smart episodes with plots about a son, a sea water separation method, a thief stealing Immobile, and a TV movie adaptation of Please Dont Eat the Daisies starring Doris Day and David Niven with Janis Paige and Spring Byington.
Cleveland AP Ralph Locher, the Democratic incumbent, defeats challenger Carl B. Stokes after a state supervised recount of 237,267 votes. Locher wins by 2,145 votes, 219 more than initial totals. Stokes, an Independent Democrat, halted recounts after 1,153 precincts were rechecked, waiving the final 24 machine precincts.
New Brunswick report says Senate aide tells high school student council reps to beware duplication of loyalty. The remark by an adviser from Sen. Clifford Case urges students to doubt any politician who claims unwavering support and always has their interests at heart.
Nehemiah Persoff leads a guest cast in a story where a rancher's son lets his older brother shoulder blame after a cattle rustling conviction. The brother's guilt is exploited to mask new crimes as they return home from prison.
Municipal Judge Frank Wessel dismissed the embezzlement charge against Police Chief Albert J. Osborne and the countercharge by Chief Osborne against Councilman Mark Petty over alleged city charter interference. The judge criticized publicity and called it a personal feud. The Petty case involved a window air conditioner removed during remodeling and moved to Osborne’s home.
Ohio’s Board of Regents authorized five regional research centers to spur industrial growth in cooperation with universities. Centers will lie near four corners and central Ohio, largely in industrial parks, with Kent State and Akron leading the northeast, Ohio University in the southeast, Bowling Green and Toledo in the northwest, Miami and Cincinnati in the southwest, and Ohio State with Central State in central Ohio.
The Rhode Island Medical Society announced a one day statewide inoculation program targeting every school child. The event is scheduled for a January date.
Funeral service for former Vice President Henry A. Wallace is set for 2 p.m. at St Stephen's Episcopal Church Ridgefield Conn. Cremation will occur at Mountain Grove Cemetery Bridgeport with ashes returned to Wallace's native town. Interment is planned Monday at Woodlawn Cemetery Des Moines.
The Hartford archdiocese announced a boycott of firms that do not follow equal employment opportunity practices for men of all races and creeds, signaling a shift toward inclusive hiring as a condition of doing business.
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