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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1965

Page

3

Middletown Seeks Vocational Aid For New High School

Middletown school system is listed among 15 Ohio districts recommended for federal vocational funds under the Vocational Education act of 1963. State Superintendent Hoyt notes others have already secured grants, while Middletown’s request for 302977 faces uncertain approval as funds may not be available this year. The plan would support a new senior high school with departments including cosmetology dental assistants drafting auto body repair and distributive education, contingent on matching federal money.

Middletown State Board of Education Ohio H. H. Hoyt Columbus Dayton Elyria Akron Cleveland Lebanon Howard Cromwell

Move To Unseat Solons Started In Mississippi Challenge

The House faces a showdown over a Mississippi challenge to five lawmakers including Reps. Colmer Whitten Abernethy Williams and Rep. Walker. The challenge began with the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party alleging Negro exclusion from voting. A closed hearing is set for Monday to consider a motion to dismiss.

Washington House of Representatives Mississippi Mississippi House Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party House

Birth control topic to wait for commission Saturday

Ecumenical discussion on birth control will not be debated Saturday as questions are reserved for a special commission. The council weighs a long document on modern world problems and the stance favors parental rights to responsible procreation while urging prudent judgment and obedience to divine law in family planning.

Council

Commodore Perry Revered as Father of American Steam Navy

Commodore Matthew Perry, famed for opening Japan to world trade in 1854, is recognized as the Father of the American Steam Navy, cementing his legacy in naval history.

Matthew Perry Japan

Franklin Man Bound Over On Four Charges

A 25 year old Middletown man Donald Lee Neal was bound over to the Warren County grand jury on four charges in Municipal Court. He faced two counts of aiding and abetting a crime and two counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Bond was set at $1000 per charge. Neal was arrested Aug 17 with two juveniles while alleged to be selling two stolen diamond rings.

Franklin Middletown Warren County Grand Jury Donald Lee Neal 16Th Ave Neal James Yates River Street Yates Stanley Egleston Franklin Rt. 1

Slayer Is Calm Relates Killings in Four States

Donald M. Boggs a 23 year old college student told sheriff deputies details of four killings across three states. He was arrested with Dixie Radcliff 16 in western highway slayings. A hearing Monday will decide if Radcliff or Amesville Ohio is to be treated as a juvenile or face murder charges.

Flagstaff Ariz Donald M. Boggs Sheriff's Deputies Londonderry Ohio Dixie Radcliff Radcliff Amesville Boggs Ash Fork Robert Willis Halver Johnson Newport N. H Miss Radcliff U.S Albuquerque N. M Johnson Willis Las Vegas Nev Warren Leaker Brigham Young University Elizabethville Cedar City Utah Lenker

New Delhi Struggles With War Perception And Civil Unrest

In New Delhi the war feels distant as prices rise and vigilantes roam streets. Indira Gandhi warns civil defense workers against overzealous actions while taxis and rickshaws halt at 7 p.m. amid trench building and fear of frontline fighting.

New Delhi India Indira Gandhi

Native tribes linked to blowgun hunting in North America

The Cherokee Iroquois and Muskogean peoples are the only tribes in North America known to have hunted with blowguns. This note highlights a rare cultural practice among these indigenous groups and places it within broader Native American hunting traditions.

North America

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