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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1970
Page
11
The Greek Artemis and the Roman Diana refer to the same lunar goddess. Artemis is her Greek name and Diana her Roman equivalent. The two names appear in classical myth and later literature as variants of the same deity.
Interior Secretary Walter Hickel says Atty. Gen. John Mitchell met him a week ago to discuss policy issues but did not mention resignation. In a CBS 60 Minutes interview, Hickel said Mitchell told him to "sit tight until you hear from me again" and defended staying in the Cabinet despite criticism.
Mary Hazel Whitley buried her son T Sgt Robert H Whitley at Ft Rosecrans National Cemetery after 26 years since he disappeared in Holland in 1944. A quiet private ceremony followed a long search that identified his remains near Amsterdam last year. Whitley, 23 when he went to war in 1942, was mourned by a lone figure in a blue coat as an officer and chaplain, a firing squad, and a bugler observed the solemn procession.
Ohio Republicans unanimo usly reelected their old leadership for the 109th General Assembly as Democrats in both chambers prepare to meet. Kurfess named House Speaker amid GOP bid to shape policy. Lancione leads Democrats while Pease challenges for key posts. Senate GOP plans to press Kurfess as chief spokesman as Gov elect Gilligan takes office.
South Vietnamese Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky and his wife arrived quietly in Washington for private talks with President Nixon. Ky met with Henry Kissinger and later faced a subdued press session, amid earlier antiwar protests and a canceled prior trip.
An old new painting attributed to Jusepe de Ribera titled Sibyl is being renamed and showcased at the San Diego Fine Arts Gallery after restoration. Conservator Ben Johnson removed dirt and overpaint from Daniel Ribera work, revealing a child figure beneath X ray. Signed in lower rail as Jusepe Ribera Espanol F 1640, the piece was a 1931 gift from Mr. and Mrs. Henry Timken of Canton, Ohio.
A series of prepared childbirth classes for expectant parents begins December 10 in the basement of Surgical Arts Building at 500 S Breiel Blvd. The one week course runs 8 to 9 45 p m each Thursday with a $15 fee covering booklets and visual aids. Information cards are available via local physicians offices and mailed to Childbirth Education Association 4404 Roosevelt Ave. For more details contact Carolyn Griffiths RN at 424 2621 or Jackie Miller at 423 0114.
About 250 people packed Hamilton City Council chambers to demand reinstatement of Police Chief George McNally. The group also urged City Manager Howard Wilson to be fired after suspending McNally for one week without pay over insubordination linked to a speech opposing funding cuts for training new officers. McNally has appealed to the Civil Service Commission. council said it cannot lift the suspension.
Union Chapel United Methodist Church plans a Wednesday worship service at 7 30 with the theme Count Your Blessings Readers include Doris Faulkner Thelma Marshall Alan Daniel and Jim Hall A special Thank offering of food and money will be received and time given for personal expressions of gratitude by members of the congregation
Butler County police report two Union Township break-ins last night with losses totaling 711 dollars. At 9542 Iris Drive a safe was opened and items including two pocket watches old coins a 32 caliber revolver and a loss of 397 dollars were recorded. From 8488 Bluebird Drive 10 silver dollars binoculars a movie camera light meter tape recorder and an electric shaver valued at 314 dollars were taken.
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