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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1969

Page

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Chicago Teachers Agree on Contract Amid School Reopen Hopes

Negotiators reach tentative deal after 20 hours over two days in Daley's offices. Mayor says wage hike and better conditions are in the package and state aid may be raised. union to present terms to its house before final ratification. If approved, 523 closed schools could reopen Monday for Chicago Public Schools.

Chicago Chicago Teachers Union Richard J. Daley Daley House of Representatives Richard B. Ogilvie Union Board of Education Ogilvie Illinois General Assembly John E. Des Mond James F. Redmond

Air Force Crew Chief Steals C130 in England

Airman Sgt Paul A. Meyer of Poquoson Virginia allegedly stole a four engine C130 Hercules from Mildenhall England. With nine hours fuel aboard the 60 ton aircraft he flew southwest out of radar range. Authorities consider landing options over water or in Canada or Virginia while jets searched the area.

London England 3Rd Air Force Paul A. Meyer Poquoson Meyer Air Force U.S Goose Bay Labrador Gander Newfoundland Langley Air Force Base Virginia Mildenhall Louisiana Missouri Military Academy Mexico 513Th Tactical Airlift Wing U.S.A Atlantic

Middletown Forecast Calls for Clearing Warmer Weekend

The Middletown area expects clearing skies and rising temperatures today into the late afternoon. Tonight's lows should range from 40 to 50. Saturday brings sunny weather with highs in the 70s. Outlook Sunday is fair and mild. Yesterday's high reached 75 with an overnight low of 52.

Middletown

After a hectic day the Apollo 10 crew circles Moon

Space Center Houston reports Apollo 10 astronauts Air Force Col. Thomas P. Stafford and Navy Cmdr. John W. Young mapped the Moon’s surface for future lunar missions after a day that kept Americans on the edge of a landing.

W. Young Eugene A. Cernan Lunar Pacific Ocean Space Stafford Cernan Young Neil A. Armstrong Edwin A. Aldrin Sea of Tranquility Crater Moltke

Central State students demand funding to save school

More than 500 black students from Central State University marched on the Ohio State House to press lawmakers for funding. House Speaker Kurfess agreed to a grievances presentation on the west steps after peaceful assembly in the rotunda led by spokesman Leonard Tate.

Columbus, Ohio Central State University State House Ohio Statehouse House Charles F. Kurfess Bowling Green Leonard Tate Sev

Dr Christiaan Barnard sued for divorce in Cape Town

CAPE TOWN AP Dr Christiaan Barnard, famed heart transplant surgeon, was ordered by Cape Town Supreme Court Justice M E Theron to restore conjugal rights to his wife Aletta Gertruida Barnard by July 20 or show cause by July 30 why a divorce decree should not be granted. Barnard was away on a two month Europe and North America tour, believed in Rome, leaving the couple with a 21 year marriage and two children. The daughter Deirdre is noted as a top women water skier.

Cape Town Christiaan Barnard Supreme Court Todas M.E. Theron Barnard Aletta Gertruida Barnard Europe North America Rome

Apollo 10 Television Schedule Highlights

New York AP reports Daylight times for Apollo 10 coverage. NBC airs 7 to 7 50 p.m. live. CBS runs 7 to 7 30 p.m. special report. ABC broadcasts 7 to 8 p.m. live coverage.

New York NBC Cbs ABC

Nader alleges UMW leaders stack locals to stay in power

Ralph Nader accuses UMW president Tony Boyle of building hundreds of phony locals to control votes. He says Boyle's administration spends large sums on conventions bands and souvenirs while safety staff is cut. Nader urges John L. Lewis to resist leadership efforts to oust him and deepen ties to Boyle.

Washington Ralph Nader United Mine Workers Union UMW W. A Tony” Boyle Nader John L. Lewis Pugnacious Lewis Lewis Boyle

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National Guardsmen People’s Park Berkeley Britain Moon Dr. Barnard Deirdre Herman Branson Branson Harry Groves House Finance Committee Ohio Board of Regents Central State Sen. Kurfess Capitol Ann Landers Oro Ieee Eeewnne
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