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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1968
Page
2
Chicago officials react to widespread Negro student protests that kept about 5 000 students from classes and led to 17 arrests amid demands for more Black representation, teachers, administrators, and Afro American studies.
Mrs. Bertha Augspurger 84 of 103 Third St Middletown died 6 30 p m at Middletown Hospital after Sept 7 admission. Survived by 13 grandchildren and many relatives. husband and son died in 1931 train wreck near Trenton. Service 9 30 a m Friday Riggs Funeral Home. burial Miltonville Cemetery. Call 7 9 p m tomorrow. Arrangements incomplete.
Richard Downs aged 54, stepson of Mrs Zetta Downs of Middletown and a native of Salt Lick Kentucky, died at 10 30 a m yesterday in Conrad Montana.
John B Turner 43 of 29 Clay St Franklin died on arrival at Middletown Hospital at 6 17 am He had worked for Delco Products in Dayton since moving to Franklin 21 years ago Born in Kentucky Survived by wife Irene three daughters Lois Hall Blanche Treadway and Barbara his mother Mrs Sally Turner three brothers Preston Oakley Jesse three sisters Magdalene Bush Arlene Thompson Nancy Jones and one grandchild Funeral services were at the Eaton Funeral Home
Madison veteran politician Oscar Rennebohm, 79, former Wisconsin governor and Republican leader, died Tuesday at his home. He served as chief executive from 1947 to 1950.
A Middletown physician Dr. E W Washington 73 faced charges for failing to stop at a stop sign and lacking a driver license after a two car crash at routes 73 and 503 north of Seven Mile. Both drivers were injured and treated at Mercy Hospital.
Paul E. Tolliver twenty five of 3119 Tytus Ave was treated at Middletown Hospital after his car struck a light standard on Verity Parkway near Catalpa Drive and flipped onto its side. He was cited for careless operation. damage to the car was four hundred dollars.
Interpol headquarters near Paris acts as a coordination hub for police from 102 countries, linking global law enforcement efforts and facilitating cross border investigations.
A 13-year-old boy was arrested last night for allegedly shoplifting six packages of gum from a supermarket on Charles Street. He said another youth coerced him by threatening to beat him.
A 16 year old boy was referred to Butler County Juvenile Court yesterday on auto theft and runaway charges. Shirley Chapman reported her purse with $10 a check book and credit cards stolen from her car on Sixth Avenue near Forest Hill Country Club. John Wetzel 17 reported a watch valued at $100 and a class ring valued at $23 stolen from his locker at Middletown High School. David Flescher 12 reported $100 damage to his car after a theft from his locker and a bottle thrown through his windshield at Manchester Junior High School.
Mayor John V Lindsay faced boos and shouts from about 4 000 whites outside a Brooklyn Jewish center after urging calm in the racial school crisis The audience of about 1 500 heckled him as he warned that antiwhite propaganda and anti Semitic slurs will not shape the city school system The UFT walkout in Ocean Hill Brownsville enters its third day with no talks and 80 teachers removed remain unreinstated
Vandals threw a rock through a plate glass window at a service station on N. Verity Parkway early yesterday causing between 250 and 300 dollars in damage. Patrick Miller of 313 S. Sutphin St. showed police where vandals caused the damage.
Mattie E Bryant of 1204 Parkview Ave told police an unknown person entered her garage and stole a $40 car battery. The glove compartment of the auto was also ransacked.
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