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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1966
Page
5
Radcliffe students press for permanent representation on the Harvard Policy Committee as a referendum set for next week. Nora Howenlowe calls the plan fair, while Michael Abram notes that student rights and traditions will stay intact.
Hartford AP reports Trinity College will raise annual tuition by 200 dollars starting next September, making the total tuition 1850 dollars. The change, announced by college officials, affects incoming and continuing students.
The United States and the Vietnamese government launched a massive propaganda offensive to trigger Communist desertions during the Viet Nam war. It includes 140 million leaflets, air drops in Communist territory, and VOA broadcasts. Incentives offer Viet Cong members money for themselves and families, plus bonuses for weapons, with safe conduct passes and respectful treatment promised.
Accreditation of the Middletown Hospital blood bank by the American Association of Blood Banks for another three years was announced. Dr. FE Arthur Dreskin praised the governing board and staff while noting the six years of continuous accreditation. The process included a questionnaire and a detailed records inspection to elevate transfusion safety standards.
Wayne police said vandals cut tire valves on 30 buses parked outside a garage. The vandalism was found just before morning runs, leaving 11,200 pupils with the day off.
In Saigon the Third Field Hospital treats wounded U.S. soldiers with the help of 25 Army nurses led by Second Lt. Yazzie. Nurse Anne Yazzie, a Navajo from Shiprock New Mexico, is beloved by patients for her care and cheer. James Myers, 21 from Newark New Jersey, a paratrooper with the 173rd Airborne Brigade, is recovering from sniper wounds and infections.
The Supreme Court ruled states may require servicemen to license and register motor vehicles but cannot collect personal property taxes on them. Justice Brennan authored two opinions in a unanimous decision involving Mississippi and California. The ruling interprets the Soldiers and Sailors Civil Relief Act to exempt servicemen from state taxes due to military presence.
The Mid dletown Home and Family Safety Committee will meet next Tuesday in the alcove room at Frisch's 16 N Main St. Butler County Game Protector Gene Shearn will discuss forming a local firearm safety course to be presented in Middletown. The public is invited.
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