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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1967
Page
5
In Roxbury Boston three nights of rock throwing looting arson and sniper fire left more than 70 injured and 100 arrested with property damage in the millions. State reps urge Gov Volpe to declare the area a disaster to unlock federal aid and loans for businesses.
Army doctor Captain Howard B. Levy, sentenced to three years for disobedience and disloyalty, will seek bail this week. The Brooklyn dermatologist was taken to a stockade at Ft Jackson after sentencing for refusing to train Green Beret medics and urging soldiers against U.S. involvement in Vietnam. His ACLU lawyer plans an appeal to the Secretary of the Army while the case moves through military review.
In Columbus Ohio lawmakers face a mountain of bills on taxes education and welfare. Optimists see adjournment around mid August short of 1965 record. Senate hearings on the 4.9 billion budget may clear a path while a supplemental 220 million for education requires new revenue. The Tax Study Commission reports potential sources with Gov Rhodes super committee to pick options. Other agenda items include workmen compensation insurance and non resident income tax sharing. A state wide minimum age for first grade is slated for a vote with 1967 68 terms set by Oct 31 and Sept 30 deadlines for 1969.
Jordan officials say Jerusalem’s tourist trade has collapsed amid the Middle East crisis. More than 2,000 visitors normally pass Jerusalem’s gates daily, contributing about 33 million dollars yearly. now hotels idle, shopkeepers and guides left with unsold wares while food markets remain busy and foreign shipments surge as families flee.
British air safety lines come under close review following the deaths of 160 Britons in two chartered holiday airliners. The Argonaut and a DC4 variant crashed during approach, killing 88 and 72 respectively, with 12 injured. Private operators face stricter or looser rules than state lines, prompting calls for immediate safety checks and a wide government inquiry.
Cincinnati AP report says the Ohio Department of the Military Order of the Purple Heart rejected a poison gas resolution for a second year, reaffirming support of President Johnson's Vietnam policy. Victory N. Lukatz said the Columbus delegation backed the poison gas stance, while Ferdinand D. Miller was elected Ohio department commander.
Kenneth Wiley of 3 S Main St reported four mag wheels and special tires stolen from a vehicle parked near the Jackson and Main streets intersection near his residence. The loss was valued at 250 dollars.
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