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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1968
Page
2
As Soviet troops moved and Prague radio faced shutdown, broadcasts urged Czech workers to remain calm and loyal. U S monitors heard a final appeal before silence, with leaders in Britain and Germany reacting as the United Nations eyed action.
The texts issued in Vienna report the Czechoslovak government and Communist party responses to the invasion of Czechoslovakia. They condemn the Soviet led troop advance as a violation of sovereignty and call for immediate withdrawal, while urging citizens to maintain peace and refrain from armed resistance. Leaders remain in office as assemblies and plenary meetings are convened to address the crisis.
Samuel R. Sneed, 37, a 1953 Miami University graduate, is named assistant to the Miami University director at the Office of Public Information. He previously served as development officer for BioScience Information Service of Biological Abstracts in Philadelphia and spent 15 years with Tuberculosis and Health Associations in Ohio and Connecticut. Sneed replaces William Wendling Jr. and will work with Robert T. Howard. Born in Hamilton, he is a McGuffey School and Miami graduate with prior roles in Ravenna New Haven and Richmond public relations and health education committees.
Dianne Johnson aged 17 pleaded no contest to painting the 20 Mile stream bridge in pink with red and blue hearts. A judge fined her $25 plus court costs after her attorney said she believed the dark green color on bridges was horrible.
Oxford Miami University resumes after a five week third term ending Friday with final exams. Commencement rehearsals are set for 10 30 a m Saturday and the ceremony for Sunday in Withrow Court. Women sorority rush begins September 1 with residence halls opening a week later and classes start September 8 at 8 a m.
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