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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1970

Page

16

Scientists Await Solar Lunar Boom During Moon Eclipse

Scientists plan to detect a possible solar lunar boom as the March 7 eclipse casts a cooling shadow through Earth’s atmosphere. ESSA stations from Washington to Tel Aviv will deploy microphones to measure any acoustic wave, with observers noting the corona and eye safety warnings from ophthalmology groups.

New York Mexico Mia Huatlan Richard K.cook Environmental Science Services Administration ESSA Washington Boston Boulder Colo San Diego Calif Pullman Wash College United States Nova Scotia Newfoundland North Atlantic North Central America South America

Supreme Court Rejects KKK Appeals in Civil Rights Murders

The Supreme Court refused seven Mississippi Ku Klux Klan members’ appeals in the 1964 murder of civil rights workers Michael Schwerner Andrew Goodman and James Earl Chaney. Defendants include Imperial Klan wizard Sam Bowers and six others, all sentenced for conspiring to injure threaten oppress and intimidate.

Washington Supreme Court Ku Klux Klan Imperial Klan Sam H. Bowers Jr Michael Schwerner Andrew Goodman James Earl Chaney Horace Doyle Barnette

Tea Tasters May Work For Industry

New York AP report outlines Nixon plan to abolish the 73 year old Federal Board of Tea Tasters in the FDA as part of a 2.5 billion economy push. Robert H. Dick, 55, the sole full time taster, may lose his post though industry offers to fund the board’s 127 thousand dollar annual cost under new management.

New York Nixon Robert H. Dick Duke University Federal Board of Tea Tasters Food and Drug Administration

Supreme Court lets stand 1939 mail ban ruling

The Supreme Court, in a 6 to 2 decision, refused to hear a challenge to a 1939 federal law banning soliciting foreign divorces by mail. Tommy Hietz of El Paso, the only convicted under the law, had case overturned as free speech suppression by a New Orleans circuit court. The Justice Department sought to defend the law as regulating commercial advertising but the appeal was denied over dissenting justices Potter Stewart and Byron R. White.

Washington Supreme Court Tommy Hietz el Paso Tex U.S. Circuit Court New Orleans Justice Department Potter Stewart Byron R. White

City Trucks to Convert to LP Gas

Honolulu Mayor Frank E. Fasi announced a plan to convert the city’s 1 000 trucks to liquid petroleum gas to curb air pollution. The program would cost about 400000 dollars, with maintenance savings of roughly 200 dollars per truck, offsetting the expense through reduced upkeep.

Honolulu Frank E. Fasi

Swiss Courts Allow U S Access To Secret Bank Files

Switzerland's Supreme Court upheld U S access to secret bank files tied to a multimillion-dollar Navy defense contract fraud. Zurich bank executives and Swiss officials were named in U S indictments alongside two Americans, Rosenbaum and Stone, who admitted fraud and received 10-year sentences.

Lausanne Switzerland Federal Supreme Court U.S. Justice Department U.S Zurich Washington Aargau Francis N. Rosenbaum St. Louis Andrew L. Stone Wee Stone and Rosenbaum

No star in the flag is tied to any single state

The article states that no star on the United States flag is identified with a specific state, emphasizing that the design represents the union rather than individual states. It notes the guiding principle of equal stars for all states.

United States

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