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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1966

Page

3

Miami Trustees Approve Gifts and New Deans at Miami University

Miami University trustees approved a $350,000 gift from Mr and Mrs Fred W Climer to fund a guest wing for the Marstein Alumni Center now under construction. They created a Dean of Research post for Donald E Cunningham and elevated George Bowers to Dean of the School of Applied Science. Dr Brage Golding was named president elect for Wright State Campus of Miami University and will become Wright State president when the campus becomes independent.

Oxford Brage Golding Wright State Dayton Miami University Miami Fred W. Climer New Richmond Marstein Climer Donald E. Cunningham NASA Adelphi University George Bowers School of Applied Science Golding Ohio State University School of Chemical Engi Neering Purdue University Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co Miami Grandates

Pope Paul VI Urges Unity as Theologians Meet in Rome

On his 69th birthday Pope Paul VI opened a week long international congress of about 1200 Roman Catholic theologians in Rome. He urged free debate with respect for others opinions and asked them to avoid errors in interpreting Ecumenical Council doctrines while infusing charity in all discussions.

Rome Paul VI Pontiff Ecumenical Council Giuseppe Cardinal Pizzardo Vatican Curia Domus Pacis House of Peace

Four-nation blocking force eyed to curb DMZ infiltration

American officers propose a four nation force including Korean Australian South Vietnamese and U S Marines to halt Communist infiltrations across the Viet Nam DMZ. The plan aims for 10 000 to 16 000 troops and would keep units south of the river no man’s land while boosting air and jungle surveillance.

Dong HA South Viet Nam Demilitarized Zone U.S Viet Nams Viet Nam No Man’s Land United States Guam

Youth 19 Sought For Questioning In Valerie Percy Case

Kenilworth police with state troopers Cook County and Chicago agencies, plus FBI, seek a 19-year-old youth for questioning in the Valerie Percy murder inquiry. The slaying of 21-year-old Valerie, daughter of U S Senate candidate Charles H. Percy, prompted a prolonged investigation after she rode an elevated train with the youth near her twin sister Sharon.

Kenilworth, Ill Valerie Percy Kenilworth Robert M. Daley Miss Percy Charles H. Percy GOP U. S. Senate Illinois Cook County Sheriff's Police Chicago Crime Laboratory FBI Valerie Sharon Chicago

IMF World Bank Face Funding Shortfall Says Woods

Washington AP report notes George D. Woods of the World Bank warns aid from rich nations slows. He compares a moneyless bank to a doctor without pills and says the crisis risks global deterioration if funding does not rebound.

Washington (Ap George D. Woods World Bank Woods International Monetary Fund IMF World Bank Pierre-Paul Schweitzer 104-Nation Fund Schweitzer

American Airlines offers record contract to TWU workers

American Airlines proposes a record-breaking deal to 12 000 TWU nonoperating employees after TWU warns of new strike votes. The package includes three cents more per hour for TWA mechanics, three weeks vacation after five years, four weeks after 15 years, and full cost of dependent coverage.

New York Transport Workers Union American Airlines TWU Afl-Cio American AFL Cio International Association of Machinists America TWA IAM

Fire kills man in Bellaire duplex blaze

A Sunday night fire in a Bellaire Ohio duplex killed Elmer Burkhart about 40 who lived alone in one half. The other half of the building was undamaged.

Bellaire, Ohio Elmer Burkhart

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