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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1965
Page
9
Ohio's October unemployment was estimated at 104000, a slight rise from September, with the rate edging from 2.5 to 2.6 percent. Total employment reached 2,898,000, nearly unchanged, while non agricultural wage and salary employment stood at 3,384,000 as factory payrolls fell 0.9 percent.
Wittenberg University's board of trustees will meet on campus next Tuesday to discuss starting a $1 650 000 science building. They will review progress on Krieg Hall a $1 300 000 facility for the school of music and a $1 900 000 men residence hall tower under construction.
U S delegates back a moratorium on nuclear tests 86 0 while pledging underground testing until a verification treaty is agreed. William C Foster says no global arms conference while China Peking remains unreceptive. Soviets abstain on test ban. Tsarapkin objects to seismic detection.
Capt. Donald R. Bonko 28 of Lorain St Mary High School fame was killed by shell fragments in Viet Nam on Thanksgiving Day. A former halfback and standout basketball star, he later played football for Army at West Point before knee injury. Bonko arrived in Viet Nam Oct. 18 with the First Cavalry Division. He leaves a wife Mar guerite Benson and a expected child.
In Akron three Kent youths hitchhiking were assaulted after a car stopped to offer a ride. A 22 caliber pistol was fired from the vehicle and a shotgun leveled. Jerry Swejk and Barry Moree, both 18, charged with assault and battery. Swejk bound over on $500 bond. Moree’s case continued. A 16-year-old will be charged with delinquency.
Three federal judges paused a decision on adding Negroes to Lowndes County jury rolls after a Friday hearing. Attorneys were ordered to file briefs within two weeks, county officials to answer by January 1. Testimony showed no Negroes had served on trial juries there in 13 years, despite some on prospective panels.
Harry James Worth, 21, from Corpus Christi Texas, attached to Patrol Squadron 2 at Whidbey Island Naval Air Station, was killed when his car crashed into the Canadian Customs building at the Douglas border crossing. He was a petty officer third class. Companion Keith Bringle, 25, of Cardington Ohio, also from the same squadron, was hospitalized in fair condition in New Westminster B C.
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