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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1968

Page

20

Red Cross disputes treasure award in Iowa case

A Guthrie Center judge approved a settlement giving 12 boys 40 percent of a found treasure of about 11 524.91 dollars while Lois Tallman and the Rosenbecks receive 30 percent each. The Red Cross claims the entire estate belongs to it, filing in Des Moines federal court.

Guthrie Center Iowa American Red Cross The Red Cross U.S. District Court Des Moines Guthrie County Robert O. Frederick John Howard Central Iowa Bayard John Rosenbeck Lois ‘Tallman Frederick Miss Tallman Rosenbecks Howard Iowa District Court Pat Russell Kelly McAlister James Springer Marty Nissen Michael Springer Michael McAlister Bob Nelson Tom Burns Jerry Sid Siedhoff Myron Nissen David Springer

Clergymen Needed Across United States Demand Exceeds Supply

A Labor Department survey shows annual openings for 10,300 Protestant ministers 2,700 priests and 200 rabbis. Despite these numbers demand continues to exceed supply.

Washington Labor Department United States

OSU Quarter Enrollment Up

Ohio State University total enrollment for the quarter, including branch campuses, rose 6.6 percent to 45,259 students. On the Columbus campus there are 41,406 students, an increase of 2,572 from last year, as reported to the Board of Trustees.

Columbus Ohio Ohio State University Novice G. Fawcett OSU S. Earl Brown College For Social and Behavioral Sciences Henry L. Plaine College of Biological Sciences

Belfast tense as Catholic Protestant marches prompt police alert

In Belfast police prepared for clashes as 1500 Queen's University students marched to protest last weekend's civil rights actions in Londonderry. Authorities approved the Belfast march but banned Protestant pastor Sam Paisley's counterdemonstration and his Ulster Volunteer Force threats. William Craig banned an additional Londonderry march planned for Saturday.

Belfast Northern Ireland Queen’s University Londonderry Sam Paisley Paisley Ulster Volunteer Force William Craig Home Affairs

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