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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1968
Page
7
A list of crossword clues including testing metals, food fish, dormant, transfix, nimbus, and various abbreviations. Also clues for Scottish Gaelic, physical discomfort, donkey, and South American monkey, with entries for cafe au, short play, and Egyptian cotton.
The Supreme Court(6-2) upholds a 1966 federal minimum wage law for about 1.7 million state workers. Justice Harlan says labor conditions in schools and hospitals affect commerce as the court cites a precedent on interstate commerce.
The Supreme Court unanimous decision upholds the FCC authority to regulate community antenna television systems. Justice John M. Harlan states the power derives from the 1934 federal communications law, enabling government supervision of CATV as microwave relay services require an FCC license.
Supreme Court rules New York state law requiring public schools to send textbooks to students in parochial and other private schools does not violate the Constitution. The 6-3 decision cites the law serves secular educational purposes. Justices Black Douglas and Fortas dissent.
The Defense Department reported five Ohioans killed in Vietnam. Marine Pvt Richard Polley of Nelsonville and Marine Pfc Renato Bevilacqua of Cleveland died in action. Army Sgt Edgar Joy of Wellsville Army Cpl Alva Henthorn and Army Spec 4 Milton Gruber, both of Columbus, died not in hostile action.
The Supreme Court by eight to one upholds street stops and frisks without probable cause as reasonable under the Fourth Amendment. Chief Justice Warren writes for the majority, stressing crime prevention while limiting invasions to outer clothing. Justice Douglas dissents, warning of a drift toward totalitarian policing.
The 8 1 ruling overturns the 1923 standing barrier, allowing seven New Yorkers and potentially others to sue over federal aid to church affiliated schools. Chief Justice Warren led, saying taxpaying plaintiffs may challenge constitutional issues in federal programs. The decision targets Ele mentary and Secondary Education Act funding for nonpublic schools.
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