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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1963
Page
2
In Washington Roy Wilkins executive secretary of the NAACP says Negroes do not vote in a block and will back any candidate who treats them right He notes potential support for Kennedy and warns of apprehension if Goldwater gains power over civil rights issues. He also discusses states rights and federal action.
Two cows were struck by a car that fled the scene while Ronald Palmer of 6750 Hetzler Road West Middletown was herding 15 cattle. The injured cows suffered broken backs and legs and had to be destroyed, according to Butler County Sheriff's deputies.
James H. Flood Jr., 51, of Canton, died Sunday from injuries after a two car head on crash Friday on High Mill Avenue near Ohio 687. He lived at 5308 Highpoint Circle.
President Joseph Kasavubu dismissed the Senate and National Assembly after lawmakers refused to discuss a constitution. He warned the delay would lead to the void and said a special constitutional commission would be formed to draft a constitution without the representatives.
Sen. Frank J. Lausche of Ohio said he would oppose a House passed tax cut bill. He criticized the modern concept of management and cited national debt, noting it rose by 45 billion since World War II. He spoke during dedication ceremonies for three view children’s cottages at the Oesterlen Home for Children.
Lynn Heinzerling, 1961 Pulitzer Prize winner for Africa coverage, will open Miami University’s 1963 64 Undergraduate Center for International Studies lecture series. He will discuss the approaching crisis in Africa in Laws Hall October 7 at 7 30 p m. Heinzerling, chief of the Columbus bureau of the Associated Press, has 24 years as a foreign correspondent and has previously served as AP assistant chief in London.
The St Joe River in Idaho is noted as the highest navigable river in the world and lies near the country’s largest stand of white pine trees.
William R. Dominy, 54, husband of Anita, father of Mrs. Harry Flisher of 901 Stanley St., dies of a heart attack at his Plattsburg home. Survived by two sons Floyd of Plattsburg and William of Clayton. Services and burial set for Thursday in Plattsburg.
Earl Ogg 68 of 1006 Girard Ave died at 1 46 a m yesterday at Middletown Hospital. He was WWI veteran born in Hamilton. Survived by mother Mrs Ed Mount and sister Mrs Evelyn Crawford of Middletown. Private funeral 2 pm tomorrow at McCoy Lesfer Funeral Home with Rev Sidney McCammon. Burial Woodside Cemetery. Calling hours today 7 to 9 pm.
Mrs Minnie Hill aged 65 formerly of Middletown died at 12 25 a m today at Mercy Hospital Hamilton after a stay as patient since Saturday She had resided four months at the Baker Rest Home Hamilton Arrangements are incomplete at Riggs Funeral Home
Ellery Mallott 74 of 2410 Wibraham Road died at 3 25 pm yesterday at Middletown Hospital after a three year illness. A retired truck driver for Hauselman Transportation Co since 1954 he was born in Clermont County. Survived by wife Sue a daughter Mrs Geraldine Simin son from Waynesville two brothers Hiram Middletown Cay Hollywood Calif and two grandchildren four great grandchildren. Services 2 pm Wednesday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Edwin Bobbitt. Burial tomorrow from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm at Middletown Home.
Mrs Margaret Cross age 79 died Saturday at her home 13 E Park St Lebanon A sister Mrs Robert Widener of Springboro survives Services set for 2 p m tomorrow at Oswald Memorial Home with burial at Springboro Cemetery Friends may call today after 4 p m at the memorial home
John Rolland 70 of 325 E Railway Ave South Lebanon died yesterday at Christ Hospital Cincinnati. Retired Arico Steel Corp employee. Survived by wife Nellie a daughter Edna Rolland I of Columbus three sons Hearl of Lebanon Willard of South Lebanon and Robert of Mason Kentucky brother Anderson and three sisters Grace Cooper Bertha Cole and Maxie Rolland all of Kentucky and seven grandchildren. Burial Wednesday at Oswald Memorial Home South Lebanon Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow after 4 p m.
Russell C. Wolfe 75, formerly of Miamisburg, will have services at Anglesby Funeral Home at 2 30 p m tomorrow with elder Ralph Daly officiating. Burial follows at Woodhill Cemetery. He died Friday in Orange Park Florida where he had lived about seven months.
Clifford O. Boggs 47 of Columbus died of a heart attack while visiting Waynesville at a family dinner hosted by Mrs. Edmiston. He was pronounced dead at Middletown Hospital after rescue attempts. Survived by wife Virginia, his mother and three brothers. Services at Schoedinger Funeral Home Columbus with burial in Union Cemetery.
Miss Bessie May Reddon of 1350 Parrish Ave. to be buried after services at 2 p.m. Wednesday. John J. Kalberer of 58, 688 Haldi mand Ave. to be honored with services at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Francis J. Wagner, 55, of 2710 Hillda Ave., to have a Requiem High Mass at 9.
Prime Minister Fidel Castro told crowds in Havana that Cubans value Russian aid but must not rely on it, urging more work to reduce a 100 million balance of payments deficit with the Soviet Union. He spoke during a rambling outdoor address Saturday night amid a security interruption.
The Little Hoover Commission in Ohio proposes saving 35 million through cautious tax-dollar management as part of Rhodes era austerity. If adopted by the General Assembly returning in December, the cuts could fund state offices and may affect school subsidies, library services, and major departments.
Modern cars are portrayed as mechanical marvels with advanced muffler efficiency and finer engine tolerances achieved through mass production. The piece notes shifts from early crank starts to powerful engines, praising engineering progress and the role of dealers in providing individualized service. Howe Motor Co invites readers to visit after a large crowd on Announcement Day.
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