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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1968
Page
2
Middletown Jewish community begins Yom Kippur observances at sunset with services at Temple Beth Sholom led by Rabbi Meyer H. Marx. Morning and afternoon services run Tuesday and Wednesday, including a commemorative service and a new Break the Fast gathering in the temple lounge.
Color feature running 72 minutes stars Colleen Townsend Evans Paul Power Robert Clarke Georgia Lee Ralph Ward and Redd Faiour and Cindy Walker at 7:00 P.M. Sunday October 6 with coffee afterward Public invited No admission charge Also showing Past Way Nowhere on October 13 at the Met.
Robert L. Britton 23, of Dayton formerly of Middletown, killed in a three car crash on Late Rt. 35 near Chillicothe. He was pronounced dead at Chillicothe Hospital. Britton worked at Rite Auto Parts in Miamisburg and served in the Army 1962 1965 in Germany. Survived by parents, four brothers and two sisters. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home with graveside rites by American Legion Post 218.
Mike Maloney of Middletown dies at Middletown Hospital after six weeks ill. Survived by brother John and sister Noreen Maloney, both of Middletown. Requiem High Mass Wednesday 9:30 a.m. at Holy Trinity Church. burial Calvary Cemetery. Rosary and calling hours at Schramm Funeral Home Tuesday.
Obituary notices list several local residents with ages and addresses. Requiem Mass and service times are noted for Lucy Motzer Helen Petzold Elmer Davidson and others, with churches St Ann St Peter Klaus Weigel Webb and final details for Tuesday and Wednesday services.
Miss Katherine Peebles former governess to Queen Elizabeth II dies in Buckingham Palace apartment. Born in Scotland she was in her early 50s. Eric Lionel Arnett father of AP war correspondent Peter Arnett dies at 65 while watching Warana festival in Australia. Arnett and his wife were on a Hong Kong to New Zealand cruise. Peter Arnett won the 1966 Pulitzer for Vietnam reporting.
North American Rockwell employees in California Texas Oklahoma and Ohio voted Sunday to strike if a new contract isn’t reached by October 10. Union spokesman Leonard Woodcock says 98.3 percent favored the strike in a secret ballot conducted in Long Beach Tulsa Columbus and Texas.
West Coast professor calls hippies dirty and hypocritical while student advocates defend them as social critics. About 10 000 churchgoers at the Christian Church Assembly hear Dr Fitch condemn nonconformists as phony and urge addressing societal causes behind youthful withdrawal. Negro delegates form a black caucus to shape concerns as the seven day convention proceeds.
In New Iberia Louisiana Patrick Thomson Caffery age 35 defeats long time Rep Edwin E Willis chairman of the House Un American Activities Committee in a Democratic runoff for the 3rd District. Caffery led 48 792 to 36 004 and faces no Republican opposition in November.
Applications open Oct 1 to 11 for the seventh annual Health Careers Day on Nov 8. High school juniors and seniors will spend a day in health career settings with 12 professionals outlining education and duties. Participating schools include Fenwick, Franklin, Lemon-Memon, Madison, Middletown, and Trenton.
An autumn issue of Ang Boluntaryo, produced by Peace Corps volunteers in the Philippines, labels the corps a dying dream and criticizes training for teaching volunteers to pussyfoot. Editor David Ruhnke of East Orange New Jersey and writer Peter Friedland claim the seven year old program has become stodgy and evasive.
Picasso failed as a playwright in Barcelona as about 1,100 fans booed the Spanish premiere of El Deseo Cogido por la Cola. The French original, written 25 years ago, suffered from language gaps and caused confusion with a largely empty theater after the performance.
Judge Raymond E. Shannon of Cincinnati will address the Rotary Club at the Manchester Motor Inn at noon tomorrow on a Judge's View of the Bench.
Robert Downs of 115 N Sutphin St says a car blocked his path at Washington and Jefferson and two men with a .25 caliber pistol stole 85 dollars. Mrs Richard Peters of 3311 McGee Ave reports a break in through an unlocked window with 20 dollars and several credit cards taken.
A vandalism report cites damage at the Parkway Motel on N Verity Parkway with writing on walls and food under bedding. A separate incident notes about $15 stolen from a soft drink machine near Vannest Avenue and Manchester Road. Courtney Duff points to about $20 in damage from a missing name and street number torn from a front-yard light pole.
Lester Young aged 31 of 1912 Oxford State Road and Kenneth M Wood dell aged 25 of 2008 Woodlawn Ave were arrested yesterday and today on driving while intoxicated charges.
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