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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1966
Page
5
President elect Balaguer said he may retain the Inter-American Peace Force in the Dominican Republic after his July 1 inauguration to finish civilian disarmament and re integration of former rebel troops. The 8,500 man force mainly from the United States was deployed during the 1965 revolt.
Miami University schedules the spring term end at noon Saturday with final exams set for June 13 14 and 15. Summer term registration for new students is June 20 with classes starting June 21 and term ending August 10.
Brazil’s military government ousted Adhemar de Barros, longtime Sao Paulo governor and former mayor, citing political risk to Castello Branco’s succession. Lt. Gov. Lauro Nadle named interim ruler as elections set for Sept. 3. De Barros faced 10-year political rights loss, amid reports of a $1 million campaign fund and controversial appointments.
Mississippi voters head to the polls for party nominations amid new rules as no poll tax is required and Republicans run a congressional primary for the first time. The election tests a rising Black electorate now about 130,000 strong, with federal observers monitoring 24 counties.
Demonstrations against U S Steel planned at Pittsburgh headquarters and sites in Birmingham Bessemer Ala and Los Angeles. NAACP rally in Pittsburgh and talks with U S Steel aim to press for expanded job opportunities and to challenge federal contracts and discrimination complaints with the EEOC.
Rich ard S. Wright, 23, of Orange City Iowa, was briefly jailed after a kiss led to police actions in Pittsburgh. He faced charges of disorderly conduct and street littering for tearing up a reckless driving ticket, but the latter charge was withdrawn after an apology. he was released on a $50 bond.
Denver AP report on May 7 legal decision overturning a license suspension for David Frank Campbell. District Judge Neil Horan ordered reinstatement pending a full hearing citing Colorado reliance on English common law pre James I and Magna Carta as the governing rule. Carroll argued the hearing officer lacked law study, while Horan kept Campbell’s license active temporarily.
Arthur Godfrey and four companions faced a two hour delay in Colombo, blamed on Pakistani authority denials to overfly. The group’s twin jet arrived from New York after 53 hours planned, aiming for Singapore then a return to New York, as they chase 15 records.
Alaskan Indians are outnumbered by Eskimos by about 100 to 6. Indians live in southeastern Alaska while 280,000 Eskimos inhabit the Arctic regions above Nome and north of the Yukon.
Jose Iturbi, 70 year old concert pianist, will conduct the Bridgeport Symphony Orchestra next season. Louis Standish Jr., president of the Greater Bridgeport Symphony Society, announced the appointment.
A historical note recalls a dispute over discrimination with a steelmaker from ten years ago, describing the outcome as magnificent tokenism resulting from negotiations.
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