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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1970

Page

11

Conservative Will Direct Desegregation Task Force

The White House announced that Robert C. Mardian will head a high level task force to aid school districts in desegregation with focus on less disruptive methods. The panel aims to reduce court-ordered desegregation and address the broader issue of equal education. Panetta and others warn against framing the issue as busing versus neighborhood schools while stressing broader realities. The task force begins March 1 and has already met twice.

Washington (Ap White House Jems Robert C. Marley Pious Dian Po- Department of Health Statestion and Welfare Marchan Pasadena Calif Nance HEW Spiro T. Agnew Leon E. Panetta Vision Mardian Panetta Louisiana Uon. Mardian Barry Goldwater

Columbus Cop Charged In Armed Robbery Case

Columbus Patrolman Carl V. Lombardo, 25, was charged with armed robbery in the Feb. 5 holdup of an East Side restaurant. He was suspended after internal affairs and detective bureau investigations. Frank Evans, 41, of Louisville, Ky., was arrested inside the restaurant during the incident. Lombardo allegedly helped plan the robbery.

Coumbus Ohio Carl V. Lombardo East Side Frank Evans Louisville Lombardo

Question Of Character A Question Of Character

Pretoria South Africa AP Harry Adelaar retiring chief driving examiner at the Pretoria Licensing Department says aggression is the danger word among drivers He favors certifying character for driving license applicants with references from trusted figures such as a schoolmaster He argues aggressive youths pose danger under stress

Pretoria South Africa Harry Adelaar Pretoria Licensing Department Adelaar

FTC proposes federal auto quality standards and powers

The Federal Trade Commission urges Congress to enact a comprehensive automobile quality control act. It calls for government set minimum standards for all new cars and parts, with penalties for noncompliance and prompt redress for consumers. Senator Magnuson backs drafting legislation.

Washington Federal Trade Commission FTC Congress Commission

Mouse Causes Fire Damage in Palos Verdes Kitchen

Arson investigators concluded a mouse started a small blaze at the Burger K. Hansons residence in Palos Verdes California this week. Firemen said the rodent built a teat inside a cereal box with nonsafety matches which ignited, setting a cabinet on fire. The damage was minor and the mouse died.

Palos Verdes Calif Burger K. Hansons

Wallace Meets Calley During Vietnam War Visit

Former Alabama Governor George Wallace met Lt. William L. Calley Jr. for about 75 minutes in Montgomery. They discussed Vietnam in general terms and Calley’s case was not raised. Calley faces a May 18 court martial at Fort Benning for the My Lai killings.

Montgomery Ala Alabama George C. Wallace William L. Calley Jr Wallace Calley Vietnam Ft. Benning Army My Lai T. David Burns Lakeland Fla George Latimer Air Corps Burns

Fireflies in Unison Light Up in Papua New Guinea

In Rabaul New Britain researchers note that unlike typical species the Papua New Guinea fireflies flash in unison lighting up together and dimming together across the region.

Rabaul New Britain Papua New Guinea

HEW Chief Kills Off NIMH Reporter Contact Rule

Secretary Robert H. Finch rescinds the National Institute of Mental Health order requiring written reports of all reporter contacts. He defends freedom of information and says the memo was issued without his knowledge and conflicts with department policy.

Washington (Ap Stanley F. Yelles Department Finch HEW Department Gener

Salt Lake's Salt Reserve Could Fuel U.S. for Centuries

Great Salt Lake holds about 5.7 billion tons of salt. Researchers say this reserve could meet the United States industrial and domestic needs for more than two centuries, highlighting its significance to national supply.

Salt Lake City Utah Great Salt Lake United States

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Conservative Robert Mardian Columbus Federal Warren G. Magnuson Dwash Senate Commerce Committee The Washington Post Iason Georgia-Pacific Walnut Brasilia Carlisle Lt. Calley NIMH Weekly Central Ave Penn-Prest Wdie Bes
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