Middletown East High School Groundbreaking Today
Groundbreaking ceremonies at 3 p.m. mark the start of the $4 million Middletown East High School on Breiel Boulevard just south of Manchester Junior High. Education officials, local leaders, and band groups from Middletown High Fenwick and Lemon-Monroe will attend, with remarks by state and local dignitaries and a benediction to conclude around 4 p.m.
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Jim Friend
Middletown East High School
Breiel Boulevard
Manchester Junior High School
Middletown High
Fenwick
Lemon-Monroe
Board of Education
Jim Finley
Jerry Brown
Robert Cordray
Delbert Mann
Robert Mitzel
Howard Cromwell
Joseph Woodruff
Middletown
Mark Danner
Monroe
Jeannie Jamison
Harold Rooster
Zane Roe
Teacher’s Association
Robert A. White
Middletown Area
Barry J. Levey
Ohio State
Finley
A.L. Decatur
American Legion
218
U.S
Knight Goodman
Better Schools Committee
Cromwell, Roe
Monroe Village
Lawrence Krusling
W.E. Davis
Lemon Monroe
C. Eugene Bennett
Miami University
Cham
William Stiehl
Thomas Buchanan
William Svarda
Cordray
Father Krusling
Austin Whitmore
Milford-Area Car Hunt Fails to Link Suspect in Rape Stranglings
Cincinnati police and six towns joined a large search after a Milford resident reported a car matching a description tied to a string of rape and strangling cases. Despite sightings near Mulberry and Milford Shopping Center, no vehicle or suspect was found. Police noted unrelated reports of a fleeing man and emphasized hunters and wooded areas complicate the case. The investigation centers on a lone, unidentified assailant linked by hair samples and victim statements.
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Bud Hatfield
Milford
Ohio
Clermont County
Mulberry
Hatfield
Donald Watson
Hamilton
Cincinnati
Robert Lipka
Lipka
Alice Hochhausler
Clifton
Greter
Lima State Hospital
Manila summit to review South Vietnam conditions in swift talks
The Manila conference opens with a detailed review of military political and economic conditions in South Vietnam as United States and South Vietnamese leaders assemble for a compact, closed door summit at Malacanang Palace with limited opening ceremonies and six delegates per delegation.
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Manila
South Viet Nam
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Henry Cabot Lodge
Saigon
U.S. Pacific
Ulysses S. Grant Sharp
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen van Thieu
Philippine Senate
Ferdinand Marcos
Malacanang Palace
Rusk
Gen
Douglas MacArthur
Empty Boat Ends Hope For Ocean Cruisers
The Canadian warship Chau diere found the Puffin capsized and empty, 600 miles southeast of Newfoundland, with no sign of Britons David Johnstone and John Hoare who left Virginia Beach May 21 to row to England. The last log entry dated Sept 3 noted rowing paused due to a light wind, and Hurricane Faith followed. Their voyage began May 21 and they were last seen Aug 11 about 1,500 miles from Land's End.
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Atlantic
United States
England
Chaudiere
Newfoundland
Ministry of Defense
David Johnstone
John Hoare
Johnson
Hoare
Virginia Beach
Land’s End
Weather Forecast Mixed Skies From Cloudy To Clear
Partly cloudy and cool today with a high of 50 to 55 degrees. Skies will clear tonight and turn colder with a low near freezing. Monday looks fair and a bit warmer.
Marines Killed in Viet Nam Named from Ohio
Two Ohio Marines were killed in Viet Nam. Pres. Glenn W. Apple of Akron and Ronald D. Miller of near Pedro in Lawrence County are the two reported by the Pentagon.
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Washington
Pentagon
Pres
Glenn W. Apple
Akron
Ronald D. Miller
Near Pedro
Lawrence County
America
Viet Nam
Pope Paul VI planned Canada visit to Expo 67
A Vatican informant said Pope Paul VI would travel to Canada next year to see Expo 67 in Montreal. Dates not fixed, but advance planning has begun. The visit would be his fourth outside Italy and could signal interest in Christian unity via the interfaith pavilion planned for the fair.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Canada
Vatican
Italy
United States
St. Peter’s Basilica
Michaelangelo
Mary
Christ
Sergio Pignedoli
South
Viet Nam
Paul
Holy Land
India
Bombay
New York
U.N. General Assembly
Montreal
Paul-Emile Cardinal Leger
Question and Answer Column on Middletown Levy
Readers invited to send questions about the 7.49 mill Middletown school tax levy. The Journal will run a daily Q and A feature from now through election day, with limited letters to the editor space.
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Middletown
Middletown Journal
Ohio
Transportation Post Is Added To Cabinet
President Johnson signed the measure creating a new Cabinet department to oversee land and air transportation. He urged Congress to reconsider omitting water transport and promised to appoint a strong, capable head. The move unites 31 agencies to modernize the nation’s transportation system.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
White House
the Times
Quotations on Women and Men from a Verse Line
The fragment contrasts gender stereotypes, invoking a sharp rhyme about women as rag bone and hair and men as brag groan and air. It reads as a satirical verse line reflecting social attitudes in a dated voice.
President Johnson to visit Australia this week
Cheering and jeering expected as President Johnson travels to Australia this week. The paper hints at mixed public reaction and notes coverage continuing on page 10.
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Johnson
Australia
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Les Invalides
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