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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1965
Page
6
A charge of delinquent sales tax assessments against Martin's Grill at 1726 Central Ave was dismissed. State liquor officials rescinded the previously announced suspension of the bar’s liquor license after payment. The suspension date was Sept 14.
Lancaster father Rodger W. McNaughton says his 20-year-old son David should not have been drafted before finishing medical school and intends to sue the Army and Fort Knox. He notes the draft delays could jeopardize funding for education as David entered service after partial college work at Ohio State University. McNaughton details failed appeals to local, service, and Johnson boards seeking deferment reinstatement.
Middletown firefighters answered two calls. At 2 p.m. they were summoned to the Curly Milton residence at 1009 Belvidere Ave where a pot of meat boiled dry. no one was home and damage estimates were not released. Later at 7:42 p.m. they went to the Sorg Paper Co on Columbia Ave where lint ignited in a ventilator in a machine room. damage figures were not listed.
Matthew Thompson of 1411 Yankee Road said a thief broke into his car parked on N Broad Street north of Columbia Avenue and stole a $46 transistor radio at 10 35 a m yesterday. L V Kendred 35 of 1306 Grove St was slashed in the chest during an argument at 1117 Grove St at 10 30 p m Kendred left Middles town Hospital without treatment and was advised of his rights to sign a warrant.
The proposed 1.75 minimum wage bill, backed by Rep. James Roosevelt, stalled after House Rules blocked floor access. McCormack set next action for Oct 11 if session continues. bill would raise to 1.75 by 1968 for 29.6 million workers and extend coverage to 7.9 million farms and small businesses, drawing opposition from most employer groups. Roosevelt remains optimistic about a future vote as he exits Congress for a new post.
Hamilton report says extra curricular school activity for eight Garfield and three Fairfield youths has ended for the rest of the year after an attack on Garfield High co civil Ronald Sutton 17 of 169 Hanover St. A juvenile court hearing before Judge David Black was to address the case. Earl Wyatt 18 of 1740 Shuler Ave. is charged with shooting to wound in the incident following the Garfield Colerain football game as Sutton and others were returning home.
Seoul National University law students resumed classes today ending a month long protest against government actions toward anti Japan demonstrators. With classes back, all Seoul universities have returned to normal operations in the capital.
Full price tract offering camping space near the Muscatatuck River in Jennings County Indiana. Located about 85 miles west of Middletown this property promises hunting fishing and swimming access. Send name and full address to S and W Enterprises Inc P O Box 315 Indianapolis Indiana for literature and directions.
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