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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1969

Page

5

Hershey Pushes Reclassifying Draft Card Destruction

The Selective Service chief Gen. Lewis B. Hershey says antiwar protesters who destroy draft cards will keep losing deferments and be reclassified for immediate induction until the courts halt the process. He notes the Supreme Court agreed to hear two challenges next fall, amid arguments over whether reclassification is constitutional.

Washington Selective Service Lewis B. Hershey Edd Ing Sucil Prolestets Hershey Supreme Court David Earl Gutknecht Gaylord Minn Minneapolis Timothy J. Breen Westport Conn Boston American Civil Liberty Union Melvin L. Wulf New York ACLU Gutknecht Gen. Hershey Vietnam David D. Omer

Decorated veteran proposes national student affairs plan

Urbana Ohio veteran Norman Maxwell who earned a Purple Heart seeks to curb campus unrest by forming the National Student Affairs Association. He cites support from Ohio colleges, plans a May 18 kickoff dinner, a June 6-8 Miami University seminar, and a May 5-9 pledge drive. He says a charter requires 65 percent student support.

Urbana, Ohio Norman Maxwell Vietnam National Student Affairs Association Maxwell James A. Rhodes Ohio Cam Miami University Oxford Urbana Green State University

Five Thousand Students Rally End Occupation Anniversary

In Tokyo 5000 ultra leftist students marked the seventeenth anniversary of ending the U S occupation by clashing with police using rocks, staves, pipes and Molotovs. Tear gas filled Ginza, 967 jailed, 300000 in property damage, rail delays and 512 trains canceled. Sohyo condemned the extremist Zengakuren as radical actions threaten the movement.

Tokyo U.S Japan Okinawa Ginza National Railways Sohyo Zengakuren

Bandit Robs Kent Bank Branch Fleeing With 7500

A man wearing a hooded sweatshirt escaped from a City Bank branch in Kent with about $7 500 Tuesday. He fled through a rear door and no weapon was seen during the holdup. Police reported no weapon was displayed.

Kent, Ohio City Bank Kent

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