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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1970

Page

20

Anti Smoking Ads Dismissed in Growers Suit Against Networks

Central Kentucky tobacco growers lost a lawsuit against three major TV networks over anti smoking commercials. U S District Judge C G Neese ruled the claim tainted by prior advertiser conduct, dismissing the suit though noting campaigns continue.

Lexington, Ky Central Kentucky U.S C. G. Neese Israel Middle East

Plucky Cinderella of Public TV and NET News

Public television and NET are portrayed as plucky Cinderella programs, often underfunded yet delivering notable productions. Highlights include a 22 hour adaptation of The Andersonville Trial directed by George C. Scott and a 90 minute drama The Ceremony of Innocence starring Richard Kiley, with actors taking lower pay to support educational television.

New York National Educational Television Network Andersonville George C. Scott Richard Basehart William Shatner Buddy Ebsen Jack Cassidy Cameron Mitchell NET Richard Kiley Ethelred Kiley Iand

Senators Young Saxbe urge sale of 125 planes to Israel

Ohio senators Stephen M. Young and William B. Saxbe are among 73 signers urging Secretary Rogers and the Nixon administration to sell 125 war planes to Israel. The bipartisan letter calls for in effect military aid despite regional tensions and U.S. policy debates.

Washington Ohio U.S Stephen M. Young William B. Saxbe William Rogers Israel

Supreme Court Upholds Right to Hair Length for Students

The Supreme Court unanimously refused to hear the case of Williams Bay high school students Thomas Breen and James Anton. The move leaves intact a federal appeals court ruling that students may wear hair at any length as part of personal freedom, despite a school dress code. Robert W. Warren urged the high court to reconsider, but the decision stands.

State OF Department OF Highways Columbus Ohio State Highway Director of Butler County Ross Township Millville Morgan Ross Townships Division P. E. Masheter Washington Supreme Court Robert W. Warren Federal District and Appeals Williams Bay Thomas Breen James Anton Breen Anton Williams Bay High School Atty. Gen Warren U.S. Circuit Court Chicago

Supreme Court Reviews Death Penalty Cases in Major Rulings

The court granted review to Maxwell and two California and Ohio cases, delaying executions as it reconsiders whether juries or judges must determine guilt and punishment. A second ruling allowed federal judges to issue injunctions to end strikes when no‑strike clauses exist, a shift affecting unions and arbitration.

Washington Supreme Court William L. Maxwell Maxwell California Ohio United States Luis Jose Monge Canyon City Colo Factase Blackmun Hugo L. Black Federal District Court Arkansas Hot Springs High Court Labor Department Potter Stewart Felix Frankfurter Congress Black Byron R. White Thurgood Marshall Boys' Markets, Inc Retail Clerks Union Afl-Cio Los Angeles William J. Brennan U.S

82 Year Old Man Earns Siena College Degree

Schenectady resident William Lillis, born in 1905, became Siena College's oldest graduate at almost 82 while earning a bachelor of arts in sociology. He started studies at 65 and also studied at RPI and Russell Sage College among 415 degree recipients Sunday.

Albany, N.Y Schenectady Sunday Siena College William Lillis Lillis Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Russell Sage College

Middletown City Commission Adopts Emergency Budget Transfer

Resolution 4019 establishes an Other Commodities account in the General Fund for the Citizens Council on Human Relations Community Center in Middletown Ohio. It appropriates 2000 dollars and authorizes payments upon proper vouchers. The measure declares immediate emergency for public peace property and safety.

Citizens Council ON Human Relations Middletown Butler County Ohio Board of Officers Mary C.lord Sylvia H. Hughes

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