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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1965
Page
2
Washington avoids taking sides as Pakistan appeals to CENTO allies for support in the Kashmir conflict.U.S. policy questions aid levels to Pakistan and India if the fighting widens, while backing UN ceasefire efforts led by U Thant.
Astronaut L Gordon Cooper Jr will attend next month as guest of honor at the dedication ceremonies for Madison Township's 4 million dollar school construction program marking its completion.
Mrs Nellie Marshall aged 87 of Mt Pleasant Home died at 11 55 am yesterday at Middletown Hospital. She had lived in Mt Pleasant three years previously in Newark Ohio. Survived by a brother W R Galloway of Jacksonville Fla. Services set for 1 30 pm Thursday at Ross Henderson Funeral Home in Newark with burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery. Friends may visit at the funeral home tomorrow from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm.
Clarence Hatfield 40 of Rose Marie Road will be buried at Woodhill Cemetery after services at Angles Funeral Home at 2 p m tomorrow. Calling hours are today from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m. He died Sunday at Middletown Hospital. Survived by wife Jenny two step sons and sister Lula Hatfield of Cincinnati.
Franklin area dentist Dr George E Myers 65 formerly of Franklin died yesterday at Lancaster Fairfield Hospital. He practiced 39 years after graduating Cincinnati Dental College in 1926 and was a member of multiple lodges and dental associations. Survived by wife Sarah a son George III a sister and two grandchildren. Services Thursday at Anglesby Funeral Home with Rev Carl Landes. burial at home after 10 am. Butler County deaths note Macy Kuroll and Fred Kraus in state line listings with mass and service times.
The Rev. Dr. Galen R. Weaver aged 70 has died. He served as a clergy member in Oxford Maine and was noted for his community work. His passing is reported by AP in Maine. Funeral arrangements are announced by his family.
Labor Day weekend brought unusually calm scenes at Lake George Rockaway Beach Russells Point Hampton Beach Seaside and other resorts after past incidents. Arrests were common mainly for minor violations with traffic the main issue and property damage minimal. Local officials called the period the quietest in years.
A 10 year old girl Beverly Paul daughter of Lonza Paul 407 Station Road was treated at Middletown Hospital for an eye injury after a rock was hurled by a boy in a yard. She was admitted in good condition later reported this morning.
Rome AP reports seven days of rain left Italy with 56 confirmed dead and 20 missing. Damage to buildings and crops runs into hundreds of millions of dollars as disaster crews work to restore normal life.
The national secretary of the United Church of Christ in New York City since 1946 from Scarsdale N Y died Sunday. In Princeton NJ Emery Ruby 55 editor of the Gallup Opinion Poll died Saturday while vacationing in Greeley Colorado.
Dr Albert Schweitzer's successors in Gabon fear government limits on the jungle hospital he founded. His daughter Rhena Eckert and hospital official Charles Michel urge continuing his spirit while hospital staff changes are led by Dr Walter Munz. Schweitzer died at 90 after a stroke and semiconscious decline.
Natchez Mississippi guardsmen pulled out after five days patrolling the river city amid threats of violence. Civil rights leaders prepared a school integration effort while extra highway patrols remained and a curfew liquor ban stayed in effect. Governor Johnson had ordered in the guard at officials' request following a bombing and civil rights tensions.
In Cincinnati police arrested 19 year old Catherine Coldiron and 17 year old George Hodge after minor shotgun injuries during their allegedly burglary of a garage. They reportedly took eight spark plugs and a sweater from the garage. a neighbor, Robert Neidling 52, fired at them.
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