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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1965
Page
3
An overflow crowd is expected as the Ohio House Education Committee begins deliberations on a school bus bill. The measure would require boards to provide bus service for parochial and private students, with strong opposition in letters to defeat it.
State Democratic leaders William Coleman and Michael DiSalle sought equal broadcast time on WTVN and WITVN TV to counter Governor Rhodes's state of the state speech. The stations rejected the demand, calling the speech spot news and campaign political.
Gov James A. Rhodes pledged Ohio's full participation in Appalachian and anti poverty efforts. He said Appalachia is a state federal venture while anti poverty is community driven and urged county officials to draft a southeastern Ohio highway plan for federal consideration.
Civil engineer Jean Pinchinat of Brooklyn was fined 250 dollars and placed on one year probation after pleading guilty to concealing and harboring an alien. Federal judge ruled the maid smuggling case did not hinge on a French language shortage. Pinchinat was arrested near Plattsburgh after immigration officials found a Haitian woman in the trunk of his car. he said his family spoke French and wanted a maid.
Washington AP The House subcommittee on government operations heard from Robert A. Wallace assistant secretary of the Treasury that a crash program and round the clock mint operation averted a coin crisis last fall. He cited Federal Reserve reports showing the penny situation is under control and overall coin stock greatly improved though coins other than pennies remain tight.
John H. Breck Sr., founder and board chairman of John H. Breck Inc., a cosmetics and hair preparations firm, died Tuesday. Born in Holyoke, he started the company in 1908 with three employees. Nauru is described as the smallest UN trust territory located west of the Gilbert Islands near the equator.
Nevada hosts NASA astronauts on a three day geological field trip near Nellis Air Force Base 60 miles from Las Vegas They arrive to study volcanic cones a large nuclear test crater and lunar like terrain as preparation for future moon missions.
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