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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1970
Page
18
Former Secretary of State Dean Rusk told about 2000 at Park Synagogue that the United States faces a choice between remaining engaged or becoming isolationist. He warned of a mood of withdrawal from world affairs and noted calls to pull troops from Europe and halt foreign aid.
The State Board of Education approved 2.1 million dollars for high school expansions in Canton Cleveland Rhodes High School and Dayton and for two Montgomery Wayne joint vocational districts. Canton 231 398 Cleveland Rhodes 702 500 Dayton 393 398 JV schools in Montgomery County and Wayne County receive 720 000 and 80 021 respectively.
The Fourth Consolidated Report of Condition for First National Bank of Middletown Ohio closes April 30 1970. It lists assets total 79 124 243 11 and total deposits 69 046 041 14 with reserves and capital accounts 6 740 963 03 and notes the president and directors confirming accuracy of the filing.
AP notes NBCs My Sweet Charlie and CBS Annie the Women in the Life of a Man lead outstanding drama and variety options. Sesame Street is deemed best new series. Love American Style and Room 222 praised for variety. Frost and Cavett bring talk value. Marcus Welby M D among best drama contenders. NET Playhouse praised for diversity.
Prime time listings show opening time trials for the Indianapolis 500 at 7:30, plus Arthur Godfrey Special ocean documentary, Reds vs Pirates baseball, Red Skelton with Gobel and Rawls, The Governor and J. J, 60 Minutes vignettes, The Monk starring George Maharis, Saturday Night and Sunday Morning with Albert Finney, Thunder Road featuring Robert Mitchum, all on channels 7, 9, 2, 5, and 12.
In Campbellsville Kentucky a brass door sign reading Women’s Toilet is misread. A larger cardboard sign beneath reads Ladies Only. The notices highlight a misinterpretation of restroom signage at the Taylor County Courthouse.
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