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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1964

Page

2

Johnson on the go again airlift to Mount Pleasant

President Johnson flew 600 miles round trip within 20 minutes of deciding to go. Lady Bird Johnson rode 11 minutes to the ranch to join the departure. The Mount Pleasant dinner honored Marvin Watson, with about 900 guests at the National Guard armory. Watson was seen as a potential White House post. Connally joined from LBJ Ranch, then to Mount Pleasant and back via Longview, then an Air Force Jetstar.

Frank Cormier Johnson City Tex Johnson Marvin Watson National Guard Watson White House Lone Star Steel Corp Lady Bird Texas John Connally LBJ Ranch Johnsons Mount Pleasant Longview

Reader’s Digest warns stroke signs in December issue

The article explains that strokes often give warning signs that many miss, with four in five people experiencing brief warnings. It outlines common symptoms and urges immediate action if they appear, promoting awareness and early treatment.

Stre Reader's Digest

Open Letter to My Wife Appreciation Note

The writer thanks his wife for patience, understanding, and love. He credits her encouragement and optimism for a better tomorrow, her ability to make him laugh at misfortunes, and her belief in him. He calls her an extra-special blessing and expresses gratitude for years of happiness together.

Johnson hosts budget and personnel leaders at White House

President Johnson greeted Postmaster General John A. Gronowski Budget Director Kermit Gordon and Civil Service Commission Chairman John Macy. Macy will direct a temporary White House talent search for executives willing to take government posts.

Johnson John A. Gronowski Kermit Gordon John Macy Civil Service Commission Macy White House

Priest Returns from Rome Trip After Vatican Council Sessions

Rev. Sylvester Huser pastor of St. Mary's Catholic Church returned Monday from a 20 day Rome trip. He attended sessions of the Second Vatican Council and stayed with Bishop Clarence Issenmann and 35 bishops in a clerical residence.

Sylvester Huser St. Mary's Catholic Church Rome Father Huser Clarence Issenmann Columbus Cleveland Huser Issenmann

Deaths And Funerals Perry Easton 82 Farmed Springboro

Perry A Easton 82 longtime Warren County farmer died at Middletown Hospital. Born on the Springboro farm he attended Ohio State College of Agriculture and served in local Grange groups. Survived by son Noel, daughter Bertha and two grandchildren. Services Saturday at Anglesby Funeral Home with burial at Springboro Cemetery. viewing Friday.

Franklin Perry A. Easton Warren County Middletown Hospital Mr. Easton Springboro Pike College of Agriculture Ohio State University Springboro High School Clear Creek Board of Education Springboro Grange Pomona State National Franklin Farmers Club Mary Noel Springboro Bertha Easton Anglesby Funeral Home James Dewey

Services for Mrs Dorothy Argo

Mrs Dorothy Argo 49 of 2005 Sherman Ave dies after brief illness at Miami Valley Hospital Dayton. Services Thursday night by Women of the Moose followed by a Friday 8 p.m service. Funeral 10 a.m. Saturday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. Burial in Woodside Cemetery.

Dorothy Argo Sherman Ave McCoy - Leffler Robert McNamara Woodside Cemetery Women of the Moose Argo Miami Valley Hospital Dayton

Obituary for Oliver Duncan in Monticello Ky

Oliver Duncan 58 father of Mrs. Marsha Johnson and Mrs. Eva Ingram of Middletown will be buried in Monticello Kentucky. Arrangements are by Hicky Funeral Home in Monticello. He died Monday in Monticello and is survived by his wife Cora two daughters and two sons William and Mack in the Air Force at Bunker Hill AFB Indiana.

Monticello Oliver Duncan Marsha Johnson Eva Ingram Middletown Hicky Funeral Home Duncan Cora Anna Huner Muncie Ind William and Mack Air Force Bunker Hill Afb

Middletown Man Robert Houndshell Dies at 78

Robert Lee Houndshell 78 of 610 Auburn St died at Middletown Hospital at 12 45 pm after a stay since Nov 13. He worked as a papermaker for Gardner division of Diamond National Corp from 1915 to his 1954 retirement. He belonged to Clayton Street Church of God. Survived by wife Mahalie a son James Middletown a daughter Mrs Glenn Henderson two brothers John Jackson Ky and Ebon McRoberts Ky two sisters Mrs Maggie Cold Iron and Mrs Maudie Clifford Franklin and four grandchildren. Burial Friday at Clayton Street.

Robert Lee Houndshell Auburn St Middletown Hospital Houndshell Gardner Diamond National Corp Middletown Jackson, Ky Clayton Street John Jackson Ebon McRoberts Maggie Coldiron Maudie Clifford Franklin

Miss Mabel Tannen Rites Held At Dayton Funeral Home

Miss Mabel Tannen 51 of 3300 Elman Drive died yesterday at St Elizabeth Hospital Dayton. Services were to begin at 2 30 p m today at Marker Heller Funeral Home Dayton with burial at Beth Abraham Cemetery She was manager of the Richard Western Beauty School Surviving are a brother Bea of Dayton and a sister

Mabel Tannen Elman Drive Marker & Heller Funeral Home Dayton Beth Abraham Tannen St. Elizabeth Hospital Richard Western Beauty School Bea

Death of Mrs. Lolie Wiley at 89 in Toledo

Mrs. Lolie Wiley age 89, mother of Dale Wiley of 605 S Main St, died yesterday in Toledo. Survived by daughter Mrs. L J Dentel of Toledo, six grandchildren, 14 great grandchildren, and one great great grandchild. Arrangements by Ket cham Funeral Home in Rockford.

Lolie Wiley Dale Wiley S. Main St Toledo L. J. Dentel Rockford Ketcham Funeral Home

Butler County Deaths List Includes Five Local Listed Names

August R. Schultz 72 of Oxford dies services today from Marshall Smith. Charles Asplan 87 of 459 Miami St Hamilton requiem high mass 9 a.m. Friday at St Stephen's Church. Catherine Gretchen 90 of 1115 Chestnut St Hamilton requiem high mass 10 a.m. Friday at St Joseph's Church. Ernestine Heath 41 of Fairfield services 2 p.m. Friday. Walter J. Jackson 35 of 120 Wasserman Road services 10 a.m. Saturday.

Butler County R. Schultz Oxford Marshall-Smith Charles Asplan Miami St Hamilton St. Stephen's Church Catherine Gretchen Chestnut St St. Joseph’s Church Ernestine Heath Fainfield Young Walter J. Jackson Wasserman Road Webb

Two T28 Planes Missing On Ferry Flight

Two T28 planes with four U.S. airmen are missing after a six day search. The craft disappeared on a ferry flight from Udorn Thailand to Danang South Viet Nam. The planes were to pick up two more T28s from the U.S. military aid program. Names of pilots unavailable.

Bangkok Thailand U.S South Viet Nam Udorn Danang Viet Nam

Bill O Dwyer Dies Former New York Mayor

Former New York City mayor William O Dwyer died at age 74 after a long history of heart trouble. He served five years as mayor starting in 1945 then became ambassador to Mexico before Eisenhower’s 1952 election, and he was hospitalized with a heart condition.

New York William O'Dwyer O'Dwyer Truman Mexico Dwight D. Eisenhower Beth Israel Hospital

Negro Elected President of Church Group

Dr. Harry V Richardson was elected the first Black president of the Georgia Council of Churches, representing nine denominations. Richardson, president of the Interdenominational Theological Center in Atlanta, has led with the council since 1952. The council includes AME, AMEZ, CME, Christian Churches, The Methodist Church, UCC, DP, and Episcopal denominations.

Atlanta Georgia Council of Churches Harry V. Richardson Interdenominational Theological Center African Methodist Episcopal African Methodist Episcopal Zion Christian Methodist Episcopal Christian Churches the Methodist Church United Church of Christ United Presbyterian Church U.S.A Protestant Episcopal

Hoover warns FBI must resist pressure groups and zealots

FBI Director J Edgar Hoover told Loyola University dinner audiences that the government must oppose pressure groups led by extremists who would crush others rights. He urged the FBI not to serve special interests and criticized zealots for emotional, unfounded attacks while receiving Loyola's Sword of Loyola Award.

Chicago FBI J. Edgar Hoover Hoover Loyola University Stritch School of Medicine Federal Bureau of Investigation Sword of Loyola

Innocent Men Fined Despite Jury Verdict in Portales

Four hours of testimony in Portales New Mexico led to a jury finding three men innocent of battery against Alfred Kingston but the court recommended fines for all. Justice of the Peace Eldon Whitten said the verdict will be recorded as innocent.

Ex-con Horne's Thanksgiving trip ends with free rides and suit

Joseph Horne 34, an ex convict from Queens, is ordered freed for Thanksgiving with a new suit and a 70 mile ride back to Green Haven Prison to correct counts. The judge removes handcuffs and reduces his sentence to 2 to 5 years with time off for good behavior.

New York Joseph Horne Green Haven Queens Washer Horne Queens Supreme Court Florida Queens Court J. Irwin Shapiro Stormville N.Y

Trucker Dies In Early Morning Two-Tractor Crash

Ravenna Ohio reports Richard L. Eby 34 of Lancaster Pennsylvania killed in a collision between two tractor trailer rigs early today.

Ravenna, Ohio Richard L. Eby Lancaster

Hoover Makes First Public Appearance After King Comment

Former President Hoover appears publicly after a news conference in Washington where he called Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. a liar for warning civil rights workers that Albany, Georgia, FBI agents would not aid them.

Hoover Washington Martin Luther King Jr Albany, Ga FBI

Dramatic writer Jan Fabricius dies in England

Died Monday at 93 is Jan Fabricius the Dutch dramatist dubbed the Dutch Edgar Wallace. He arrived in Broadstone, England about 30 years ago and led Dutch drama with a prolific output and international reputation.

Broadstone England Jan Fabricius Fabricius Edgar Wallace

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