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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1969
Page
3
National Guardsmen aiding Youngstown police to restore order will be relieved from patrol duty and placed on standby for Sunday. A curfew for residents under 17 remains. a 72 hour ban on alcohol sales ends Sunday. police will stay on 12 hour shifts. No injuries reported. most arrests were for curfew violations amid earlier riots involving about 100 youths.
AMA and FDA spokesmen told the Senate committee MSG in baby food poses no significant health risk. Dr. Philip L. White and Dr. Herbert Ley testified Friday, opposing Ralph Nader and Dr. John W. Olney who warned of brain damage in infant rats and monkeys.
Public Health notice by the Butler Warren County Chiropractic Association advises residents to consult telephone directory listings for the nearest Doctor of Chiropractic. The message urges seeking local chiropractic services to support community health.
State employees union votes to strike Monday at 11 p.m. risking disruption to prisons and hospitals. AFSCME leader Al Bilik reports 6,000 members from 25 locals approved the strike. dispute centers on a proposed pay raise and legislative action.
Former Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey met with leaders of the Soviet Institute for U S Studies and the Soviet Academy of Sciences in Moscow. He described the discussions as very free frank and candid and covered topics from China to arms control.
The Ohio Senate will vote on a pay raise bill covering 87 percent of the state's 47 000 employees. It requires proof of illness with a doctor’s certificate or a satisfactory affidavit if unavailable. Supervisors must demand illness proof to justify sick leave. The item is part of a larger 71 page bill under discussion as other measures move through the chamber.
A caravan of 200 to 250 farm tractors and trucks from Illinois moves toward Washington along old U.S. 40. Led by Cleo Duran of United Grain Farmers of America, the group seeks allies to press for higher grain prices and a new farm program.
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