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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1968

Page

5

Financial Chairman Named for Butler County Crippled Children Drive

David Robert Blaine, associate systems analyst at Middletown Works Armco, is named Middletown chairman of the financial drive for the Butler County Society for Crippled Children and Adults. Mrs. Dewey Maddox announced the appointment. The society, celebrating its 20th anniversary, funds braces medicines X rays repair limbs and maintains a loan pool for crutches wheelchairs and walkers with one hundred percent staying in Butler County for local residents.

David Robert Blaine Middletown Works Armco Steel Corp Middletown Butler County Society For Crippled Children Dewey Maddox Blaine West Virginia Ohio State University Miami University Oxford Butler County

Test of Strength Unions Threaten Copper Imports Boycott

AFL-CIO unions escalate the seven month copper strike with a threatened boycott of multimillion dollar imports. George Meany announced a major financial drive among 128 unions to support copper strikers as labor tests political power ahead of the election year.

Afl-Cio America George Meany Thomas W. Gleason International Longshoremen’s Association International Longshoremen United States Canada Gleason Gulf Coast U.S Soviet Union Wirt Afl-Cio Executive Council

Bond Issue Plan Key To Assembly Adjournment

Ohio lawmakers push toward weekend adjournment with major bills pending. An $850 million bond issue dominates the agenda alongside measures to raise public employee pensions, curb water pollution, and adjust salaries for officials. The session also considers tax levy changes, ambulance contracts, scenic river areas for federal funds, and riot control provisions. Union actions threaten copper strikes and dock boycotts, affecting steel and copper industries.

Columbus Ohio House Department of Nature Resources Congress Senate West Virginia National Guard Marion Ways and Means Ohio Water Development Authority

Poland as a Great Power in 14th to 17th Centuries

The note asserts Poland's status as a major power during the 14th through 17th centuries, outlining its prominence in medieval and early modern European history.

Poland

Around the Clock AAA Road Service Highlighted

AAA members enjoy 24 hour emergency road service with over 24 000 locations nationwide staffed by expert mechanics. Coast to coast help is available wherever you drive, embodying the core value of membership.

AAA

Oberlin student seeks court halt to draft after antiwar protest

John G. Dove a 21 year old Oberlin College student says he will ask a federal court in Chicago to stop his draft into the armed forces arguing he was drafted for participating in an antiwar demonstration. Dove says he was found delinquent by the Forest Park Illinois draft board for opposing a Navy recruiter on October 26. He notes College President Robert Carr asked faculty to bar recruiters until the delinquency notice is lifted and Carr has appealed to the Selective Service director to set it aside. Dove describes the action as a conscience act and says he was reclassified 1 A then sought 2 S deferment without reply before receiving the delinquency notice.

Oberlin, Ohio John G. Dove Oberlin College Chicago Dove Oak Park Ill Forest Park Navy Oberlin Robert Carr Carr Lewis Hershey Selective Service System College Square

Army Judge Opposes War He Once Condemned

Army Judge Earl V. Brown, who presided over Army Capt. Howard B. Levy’s court martial for opposing the Vietnam War, says he now opposes U.S. war policy but still believes Levy was legally convicted. Brown stated his views shifted after leaving the Army and joining Columbia University, with his resignation unrelated to Levy. Levy received three years at hard labor and dismissal from the Army.

Washington Army Howard B. Levy Levy Earl V. Brown Columbia University U.S Washington Post Brown

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