19 Apr 1967
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1967
Page
1
Temperatures are warming gradually and will continue into tomorrow as a high in the upper 60s to low 70s with fair skies. Tonight the mercury drops again with lows around 35, while yesterday saw an official high and a 35 overnight low.
Konrad Adenauer, chancellor who built West Germany from ruins, died at 91 in Rheendorf after influenza and bronchitis. A towering Cold War figure, he led Bonn Republic from 1949 to 1963 and remained a parliament member. He forged ties with De Gaulle, Eisenhower, Kennedy, and Churchill while opposing Soviet communism.
The California 2nd District Court of Appeal ruled that male public school teachers may wear beards in class, reversing a Superior Court decision. Justice James J. Cobey stated a beard expresses personality and enjoys constitutional protection as a liberty under the 14th Amendment with First Amendment peripheral protection.
US pilots pressed raids after a weather break striking the Thai Nguyen steel plant and rail yards 38 miles north of Hanoi. Air Force F105s and F4Cs targeted the complex amid heavy anti aircraft fire, with five antiaircraft sites silenced and no losses reported. A Marine A6 Intruder jet went down Monday with two crewmen missing.
Dr John Foster, the Pentagon research chief, says North Vietnamese MIG fighters and surface to air missiles curb bombing impact by forcing evasive flight patterns that expose U S planes to dense anti aircraft fire. His views contrast with McNamara and support pilots’ private claims.
The Ohio Supreme Court in a 4 to 3 decision rules the Bond Commission Issue No 1 may appear on the May 2 ballot. Chief Justice Taft writes the majority opinion joined by Herbert Brown and Schneider Jr. The ruling allows a special election on a constitutional amendment and suggests Apportionment Issue No 2 could stay on the ballot.
Surveyor 3, with a TV camera and digging device, coasts toward a soft landing in the Sea of Storms. NASA reports everything is running fine as Jet Propulsion Laboratory scientists confirm attitude and position hold for a proper touchdown at about 7 04 p m EST.
At the SEATO meeting in Washington Thailand calls for U S made surface to air missiles amid Vietnam war concerns. Foreign Minister Thanat Koman says Thai citizens protected by missiles reflect the nation's stakes as SEATO discusses cooperation and possible basing of B52s to prevent paralysis. Philippines envoy Jesus Vargas supports stronger alliance amid Vietnam war tensions.
A lighthearted parenting note suggests counting skills grow when children are given varied counting activities. It highlights playful methods to engage kids in numeric learning through everyday tasks and games.
The eastern shore beaches of Nantucket Island were smeared with heavy black oil washed ashore from a long-lasting slick off Cape Cod. Coast Guard crews counted oil for 13 miles and reported several birds killed while patrols assessed damage and wildlife impact.
Sinai Hospital in Baltimore operates an adolescent center program that provides birth control pills to sexually active girls under counseling and parental consent. About 60 girls were referred in four months, with aim to reduce teen pregnancies and promote overall health.
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