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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1969
Page
8
The Cuban refugee airlift, started December 1965, enters its fifth year with no end in sight. About 173000 refugees have arrived, costing U.S. taxpayers nearly $2 million. Twice daily, planeloads land in Miami from Varadero, while others are sent to other cities.
A cow and bull escaped from a trailer and bolted through freeway traffic in Salt Lake City. Police attempted to stop the pair. the bull was felled by a shot from an officer, the cow fled, and no injuries were reported. The animals were en route to the Ogden livestock auction, and one wandered into traffic causing a fender denting crash.
Marblehead Mass AP parents and students pressured the School Committee after protestors left an inflatable Santa at chairman Richard Farrell's home. The district will continue holiday observances while avoiding direct religious references in group activities and relying on teacher sensitivity to avoid bias.
Clement Smith of the Kaiser Engineers will speak at tomorrow noon's Civitan Club gathering at the Manchester Motor Inn. He will describe his recent African safari and show slides. George Buckwald serves as program chairman.
The FAO continues to recommend DDT in developing countries because substitutes are costly and unsafe. An FAO spokesman says people may starve before being poisoned, as U N and others ban DDT due to pollution. WHO and FAO review dangers yearly. strict use may continue to limit wildlife impact and environmental contamination.
About 150 participants, mostly white suburbanites, began a Welfare Monopoly week by dining on 11 cent meals. The event, organized by Berea Presbyterian Church, uses real welfare recipients as case workers and tracks every food purchase, labeling outside help as stolen.
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