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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1965

Page

5

Navy explains downed Intruder was destroyed to protect secrets

The A6A Intruder was shot down over North Vietnam and crews bailed out with one rescued. Navy planes pulverized the wreckage to keep secret electronic gear from falling into enemy hands as commanders worried about salvage and radar jamming gear. Two other Intruders had been lost in the same operation from the Independence carrier.

Washington Navy North Viet Nam U.S. Navy North Viet Nam Independence U.S

Alabama Judge Rules Voting Rights Act Unconstitutional

Circuit Judge James Hare ruled the 1965 Voting Rights Act violates the equal footing doctrine and the states rights to set voter requirements. He granted an injunction to block federal examiners in Dallas County from approving voters, noting the act could punish an entire state without due process and lacks clear appeal or removal mechanisms. The decision signals an appeal is likely.

Selma, Ala Alabama James Hare U.S. Supreme Court Hare Justice Department Dallas Bernard Reynolds Selma Washington

March On Washington Planned For November Seeks End To War

New York AP reports a nationwide march on Washington D C is set for Saturday November 27 to protest the Vietnam War call for a cease fire and negotiated settlement. National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy coordinates with academic leaders clergy civil rights and labor allies. Notables include Saul Bellow John Hersey Arthur Miller Peter Riga James Farmer and Albert Sabin among sponsors.

New York Washington, D.C Viet Nam Donald Keys National Committee For A Sane Keys Saul Bellows John Hersey Arthur Miller University of Notre Dame Peter J. Riga James Farmer Congress of Racial Equality Albert D. Sabin

Cub Scout Pack 25 Seeks Cubmaster and Den Mothers

Bloomfield Elementary School PTO seeks a cubmaster and den mothers for Pack 25. An organizational meeting at Bloomfield Elementary School starts at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow and invites boys parents and interested adults to attend.

Trenton Pack Trenton Bloomfield Elementary School Pto

Grueling quiz delays Wilkins juror selection at trial

In Hayneville Alabama the Wilkins murder trial nears trial start as prosecutors probe 39 jurors for bias. Judge Thaggard adds 10 to reach a panel of 27 white and 2 Black jurors amid objections from the defense over questions on civil rights and race.

Hayneville, Ala Richmond Flowers T. Worth Thaggard Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr Fairfield Ala Alabama Wilkins Detroit Viola Luizzo Montgomery Selma Eugene Thomas Stel Company William O. Eaton Steel Bessemer Flowers Joe Breck Gantt Birmingham Arthur J. Hanes Gantt John B. Traylor Jr

St Marys Parish Report Dinner and Meeting Set

The Men of St Marys host the second annual State of the Parish report and dinner in the church activity room at 6 30 p m with over 200 parishioners expected. Dr Clifford Fening organized the event and James Guyler is chairman. Speakers cover past present and future. officer elections follow with nominees Varney Jones Forsythe Kuper Amatulli Daly Goodman Lutz.

St. Mary's St. Mary’s Clifford Fening James Guyler Paul Cain Donald Goodman Arthur Bidwell John Varney P. H Buddy) Jones Robert Forsythe Edward Kuper James Amatulli Donald Daly Vincent Lutz

Four Die In Delaware Crash On U S 42

Four people died in a two car collision on U S 42 near Delaware Ohio on Monday. Ronald H Campbell 30 and two passengers Ronnie E Maggard 17 and Joseph D McKay 17 were in the Campbell vehicle. Mary E Ausburger 51 of Leonardsburg drove the other car and was killed. The Ausburger car reportedly left to turn onto a rural road and entered the oncoming lane.

Delaware Ohio U.S. 42 Here Ohio Highway Patrol Ronald H. Campbell Campbell Ronnie E. Maggard Joseph D. McKay Mary E. Ausburger Leonardsburg Ausburger

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