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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1968
Page
9
Letters praise chatty pilots who share weather and sights during flights. Heartsick reader explains generosity of silverware gift with coupons, then bride denounces it. Ann says no apology required and offers guidance on later harmony.
Dr Crane recounts Dolly D four resisting a dental cleaning before finally spitting into a basin. Daniel the dentist uses firm guidance and playful rapport to win over young patients and notes a shift in children toward visiting modern dentists. He stresses fluoridation and early care to avoid dentures later, while touting diet and iron awareness for adults.
The U S Army recruiting service announces two summer programs for college women. The College Junior Program offers a month long orientation with field trips and a 700 plus benefit package at Ft McClellan Alabama without further obligation and possible entry to the WAC Student Officer Program. The Army Student Cogan provides over 300 monthly during senior year and leads to a two year officer contract after graduation. For details contact Sgt J C Paul Brinkman at 116 S Main Middletown or Lt Susan Brooks 216 N High St Columbus Ohio 43215.
Washington AP reports five more Ohioans killed in action in Vietnam. Sgt Clifford E. Bryan of Toledo and Spec 4 George D. Anderson of Troy are Army. Marines Cpl John H. Neal Jr. of Cleveland. Pfc Edward W. Heifner of Parma and Pfc Roger M. Lay of Milford.
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 1 that federal gambling registration and firearm registration violate the Constitution due to self incrimination concerns. The decision bars prosecutions for refusal to register or pay taxes, citing substantial incriminating risks. Chief Justice Warren dissented on gambling, while Marshall did not participate. The term also covers related cases on wiretaps, grand jury testimony, and police informant identities.
Washington AP officials from Justice and Treasury warn Supreme Court limits on federal gambling and weapons laws hinder law enforcement. Henry E. Petersen notes wagering tax and stamp provisions helped identify gamblers and break large operations. Government collected 5,917 gambling stamps and $572,000 plus over $5.6 million in excise taxes.
The Supreme Court ruling on firearm registration may affect Ohio's registration requirement for fully automatic machine guns. Ohio Attorney General Saxbe notes this is the only weapon type Ohio requires permits for, with about a dozen active permits issued by the Adjutant General. Lt. Col. Haines says most permit holders use them for experimentation or war trophies. nonoperational guns need no permit.
Two continuing education courses at Miami University Middletown Campus were postponed last week. Speak up a training by David L Ballard starts Wednesday 7 to 9 pm. Philosophy by Rev M B Efthimiou begins Tuesday Feb 6. Workshops in Creative Writing by Malcom Sedam and Exploring Our National Parks by J Herbert Ina still have openings.
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