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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1969

Page

3

Candidate Sorrell Seeks Middletown City Commission

Stan Sorrell, a World War II veteran and local grocer, announces his run for City Commission. He cites urban renewal, crime reduction, and social issues as priorities and pledges debt-free planning with a city manager system while leveraging his business and military leadership experience.

Stanley Sorrell Yankee Road East Central Ave Sorrell Fred van Scoyoce van Scoyoc Middletown

Kansas City Landmark Closed After Livestock Market Decline

The Stockyards Hotel in Kansas City's stockyards district, a 61 year landmark, has closed as the cattle market waned. Once hosting thousands of cattlemen, the district loses its hub since automated slaughtering moved to smaller plants near feedlots.

Kansas City Chicago Stockyards West End

Boy Driver Escapes Injury After Hetzler Road Crash

Harry Kinner age five of 7421 Hinkle Road drove a car that left the curve on Hetzler Road one quarter mile south of Kalbfleisch Road yesterday morning. Deputy Walter Reynolds investigated the incident.

Harry Kinner Hinkle Road Hetzler Road Kalbfleisch Road Walter Reynolds

Groppi Awakes Finds New Cause After Jail Release

Rev. James E. Groppi says a spiritual awakening behind bars fuels his new mission to aid prisoners. Justice Thurgood Marshall freed him on recognizance pending Supreme Court action on his appeal of a 1967 conviction for resisting arrest during an open housing protest. Groppi, 38, left Milwaukee County House of Corrections and spoke of dedicating his life to inmates and treating prisons as a form of slavery.

Milwaukee James E. Groppi U.S. Supreme Court Thurgood Marshall Milwaukee County House of Correction Hell Dane County Capitol Assembly Madison Father Gropps F. Ryan Duffy Jr Duffy House of Corrections

Vital Statistics Birth Notices Across Franklin Area

Multiple birth announcements recorded yesterday and Sunday from Franklin Carlisle Dayton and nearby towns. Names include Gary Carpenter Jimmy Miller Sidney Collins Ray W Howard and others with addresses in Franklin Monroe German town and Barboursville. Grandparents and relatives are listed with household locations.

Gary Carpenter Skokinan Drive Franklin Boy Jimmy Miller E. Central Ave Carlisle Sidney Collins Mentz Road Elbert Banks, Jr Tytus Ave Ray W. Howard Franklin-Lebanon Road Grandview Hospital Dayton Gary Lynn Hausman Barboursville W. Va Charles Hausman Main St Monroe

OSU Probes Release Of Rhodes Record

OSU opens inquiry into how Gov James A Rhodes academic record was released. ACLU urged accountability for the breach after The Cleveland Plain Dealer disclosed Rhodes failed three subjects and earned two Ds in 1937. Rhodes cited family illness for poor performance.

Columbus Ohio Ohio State University James A. Rhodes American Civil Liberties Union Novice G. Fawcett Cleveland Plain Dealer Rhodes OSU

Akron Plant Begins Water Pollution Control Unit

Firestone Synthetic Rubber and Latex Co starts a water pollution control unit in Akron costing over 320000 dollars. The system will treat latex bearing wastes before discharge into the city sewer. Annual operating costs are about 24000 dollars.

Akron, Ohio Firestone Synthetic Rubber & Latex Co Akron

Laird Signals U.S. Review of World Police Role

Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird said the Nixon administration will review foreign commitments to trim the United States from the role of world policeman. He told a Wisconsin State University audience that Congress must weigh the treaty load and noted eight treaties under study could require 109 billion dollars annually, with possible funding closer to 74 to 78 billion for 1970.

Bob Horton Stevens Point Wis Melvin R. Laird Nixon America Wisconsin Laird United States Congress Senate Wisconsin State University U.S Vietnam National Security Council

Goldwater Calls for Vietnam Troop Support at Kenton Dinner

U S Senator Barry Goldwater urged support for U S troops in Vietnam and blasted isolationists who protested on Vietnam Moratorium Day. He warned battles abroad could mirror threats along the Ohio River unless international pledges are kept during a Kenton County Republican fundraiser in Covington Ky. He described the marches as badly timed and said they let Hanoi misinterpret U S resolve.

Covington U.S Barry Goldwater Vietnam Ohio River Arizona Kenton County Goldwater Hanoi United States

Also Mentioned on This Page

Stan Sorrell Ken James Sorrell Central Ave Gertrude Jean Raymond Miami University Stephen University of Dayton Deborah Jean Charles Middletown High School American Legion 218 Disabled American Veterans VFW Kentucky Lemon-Monroe High School Europe Chain of Command Law and Gropp Father Groppi Castell Reece Lindon Ellen Drive Robert H. Curtis Shawnray Drive Theodore Hurt 17Th Ave Pearl Edwards Hood Underwood Water St Nannie Hatton Linda Horne Ellis Horne Germanytown Isabel Lattimore 16Th Ave Edward A. Beck Ronald Drive Charles R. Adkins Archie McIntosh Jr Franklin-Madison Road Edward G. Layer Florence St Tommy Snively Delores A. Snively Superior Ave Fred Newman Lakeview Drive Gross Lumber CO Sen. Goldwater Greathouse’s Clayton Hill OCU C. E. Greathouse & Son, Inc
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