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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1968
Page
7
The FHA health division warns that cold weather causes rapid fat buildup on legs in young women. A memo notes exposed knees trigger a quicker accumulation of fatty tissue under the skin on the thighs knees calves and ankles, with trimming requiring strenuous exercises.
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson invites 50 women to a White House luncheon to discuss citizen action for safer streets at the capital in Washington.
UCLA student leaders report Adam Clayton Powell left a $500 motel bill unpaid during his U S tour stop at the campus area and say they will send the bill to his Bahamas home. Powell canceled some speeches citing illness after receiving a reduced honorarium.
Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr calls for a mass rally of clergy and laymen in Washington D C next month to protest the Vietnam War. He announced the demonstration would be held February 5 and 6.
Franklin municipal court Judge 4. Riley fined six on traffic charges Friday while 18 speeders drew a total of 477 dollars in fines. Robert Scanlan 31 of Middletown was fined 15 for improper passing. Other 10 fines included Dan Davis Cincinnati parking on roadway Jack Morical Carlisle muffler missing Craig Zink Lebanon tailgating and Woodrow Zimmerman Germantown defective trailer brakes Nancy Caudill Carlisle for minor violations.
Ohio lawmakers reconvene in Columbus facing a rough term with redistricting and bond proposals. Rep. Barry Levey says more Ohio congressmen will be in Columbus than in Washington as district boundaries are finalized and filing dates loom. He predicts a lengthy session to address court rulings on districts, bond plans for highways and capital projects, and reform measures while many incumbents seek re election before February 7 filing deadlines.
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