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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1969

Page

2

Three Measures May Slow Desegregation in House Action

The House approved three provisions to slow federal desegregation efforts by barring forced busing, blocking school closings, and approving freedom of choice plans. The measures, added to a 17.7 billion dollar appropriations bill, await Senate action and drew criticism from NAACP and liberal Democrats.

Ashington House Senate Rep John Anderson Illinois Gerald R. Ford Clarence Mitchell Washington Naacp Republican Party Gerald Ford White House Mitchell Appropriations Committee Jeffery Cohelan D-Calif James G. O'Hara Dmich O'Hara

Student Buys Missile Parts From Junkman

Boston AP report says 21 year old MIT special student Joseph R. Seitz bought two thirds of an intercontinental ballistic missile and has access to the rest. He bought components from salvage dealers in Massachusetts and Taunton warehouse provided a Titan II C first stage and four umbilical assemblies. Seitz says assembling an ICBM requires 500 man years but he possesses critical assemblies and would avoid handling dangerous fuel tanks, noting fissionable warhead material could be obtained but he would not discuss it.

Boston Joseph R. Macg. Seitz Massachusetts Institute of Technology Boston Globe Today Massachusetts the Globe Jerome B. Wiesner MIT John F. Kennedy Lyndon B. Johnson Seitz Taunton Semblies Elberon N.J

Deaths and Funerals Franklin and Summers

Samuel Golden Franklin 68 died at his Pomeroy Kentucky residence. Services set for Mt Steling Kentucky with Easton-Ritchie Funeral Home handling. Clyde Summers 71 of Christine Lane Franklin died at Middletown Hospital after two weeks as a World War I veteran and McElfresh American Legion member. Surviving wife Helen, children Fred Harriet Wanda Betty Joyce Linda and others. Burial in Woodhill Cemetery.

Franklin Samuel Golden Earl Wynn Pomeroy Mt. Steling Easton-Ritchie Funeral Home Clyde Pop) Summers Christine Lane Middletown Hospital Summers McElfresh American Legion Post 149 Helen Fred Harriet Bowiing Lafollette Tenn Wanda Shirah Betty Hubbard Newark Del Joyce Hyde Middletown Linda Tanda Latollette Roy Fort Mitchel

Death notices Ruth Scheffel of Germantown Dayton

Mrs. Ruth Scheffel 76 of Dayton formerly Germantown died yesterday at GilCar Nursing Home Dayton. Survived by sisters Blanche Swartsel Cincinnati Jeannette Henry Juanita Brown West Manchester a step-son and a step-daughter. Service 1 p.m. Sunday John Arpp Funeral Home with Dr Emerson Bragg. Burial Twin Valley Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.

Germantown Ruth Scheffel Dayton GilCar Blanche Swartsel Cincinnati Jeannette ‘Henry Juanita Brown l West Manchester John Arpp Emerson Bragg Twin Valley Cemetery

Guidance Development Contract Set For Multi Warhead Missile

A Little Falls, New Jersey firm has won a 4 million contract to develop a guidance system for missiles carrying multiple warheads. The project under ABRES aims to enable MIRV capable missiles to evade defenses, with Air Force officials noting the importance of future reentry vehicle effectiveness.

Little Falls N. J Morning Call Paterson Singer General Precision Co Singer General Advanced Ballistic Rentry Systems ABRES MIRV Air Force Hubert Moore Pentagon

Ohio Senate approves liquor licenses for in‑air service

The Ohio Senate passed 18 to 3 a bill requiring airlines serving liquor over Ohio to hold an Ohio liquor license. The measure formalizes in‑air sales, allowing the state to collect a $50 permit similar to railroad passenger service. The Liquor Control Department noted airlines had asked about such permits but lacked authority to issue them before.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Senate Buckeye Ohio Department of Liquor Control

United Air Lines Seeks 6.6 Percent Fare Increase

United Air Lines asked the Civil Aeronautics Board for about a 6.6 percent fare rise to align short and medium haul rates with costs. In New York Trans World Airlines indicated an upcoming fare hike filing, and other major carriers prepared increases. United cited ongoing earnings decline relative to investment as justification for higher revenues.

Washington United Air Lines Civil Aeronautics Board New York Trans World Airlines TWA United CAB

Obituary notices for Lewis Gandler and Mary Alice Chandler

Lewis Gandler, 75, of 5125 Rialto Road, will have services at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Zettler. Mary Alice Chandler, 30 months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Chandler of 329 South Fourth Street, will have services Sunday in Williamsburg, Kentucky.

Lewis Gandler Rialto ‘Road Tomor‘row Zettler Mary Alice Chandler Ray Chandler Williamsburg

OSU Tuition Hike Declared Essential

Ohio State University trustees approve a $30 quarterly tuition rise to $200 for Columbus campus. nonresident surcharge up $190 to $350. Regional campuses gain $5 per quarter. residence hall rates up $10 to $12. Bricker Professorship created. plans for new technical buildings in Mansfield and Lima approved. two year tech courses on Mansfield campus funded.

Columbus Ohio Ohio State University Novice G. Fawcett OSU Mansfield Marion Limd Newark Fawcett Ohio State John W Bricker College of Law U.S Unio Lima Technical Institute District Ashland Crawford - Richland University

Fire Loss Brings Suit in Butler County Court

Hamilton Brenley Inc files suit against Buckeye Union Insurance in Butler County Common Pleas Court seeking 80 000 total damages for a 30 000 policy claim after a 1969 Middletown fire at 1328 1336 Central Ave The firm alleges proof of loss was furnished and payment demanded with no response The filing requests 30 000 for loss 40 000 punitive damages and 10 000 in attorney fees The unrelated note about a giraffe is ignored.

Hamilton — Brenley, Inc First National Bank Middletown Butler County Common Pleas Court Buckeye Union Insurance Co Columbus Central Ave

Unparalleled Police Raid Shuts Bengal State Assembly

In Calcutta 15,000 police ransacked the West Bengal assembly amid a Communist led government clash. At least 20 legislators were injured as chairs and microphones were smashed. Speaker Banerjee and two assemblymen fled through a window. Jyoti Basu warned of student and youth protests against police actions.

Calcutta India West Bengal Nixon New Delhi New York Nelson Rockefeller Elizabeth II Washington Basu B.K. Banerjee Congress Party Jyoti Basu

Off Duty Cop Nabs Suspect From Central Ave Furniture Theft

Hamilton Rudolph Wilson of Cincinnati, 33, was stopped by off duty Patrolman Craig Ruppert near Central Sales Furniture after reaching into a broken window and lifting a television. Ruppert, in a T shirt and shorts, wrestled Wilson to the ground, injuring his right wrist. Wilson, a Vine Street Cemetery laborer, jailed for preliminary hearing in municipal court.

Hamilton Rudolph Wilson Cincinnati Central Sales Furniture Co Central Ave Ptl Craig Ruppert Furniture Company Ruppert Wilson Vine Street

New Roof Planned At YMCA

The YMCA has signed a contract with Valley Sheet Metal Works for a new roof on the main Y building. Emergency repairs have been made since 1921 due to water leakage damage, with General Executive B. P. Allen stating the project will cost over $8,000.

YMCA Valley Sheet Metal Works, Inc Jack Baltzell B. P. Allen

Baton Rouge Braces Under 700 Guards After Disorder

Baton Rouge, La. police aided by 700 National Guardsmen patrolled the streets after a night of racial unrest that left 31 arrests, stores damaged, and a curfew imposed. The disturbance followed the fatal shooting of a 17 year old Black burglary suspect by a policeman.

Baton Rouge

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