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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1968
Page
3
The United States plans to use suppressive fire if needed to rescue reconnaissance pilots downed in North Vietnam during the bombing halt. Air-to-ground fire could target anti-aircraft batteries and ground troops, potentially involving rockets and bombs.
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy says Humphrey delayed changing his Vietnam position late in the campaign cost him the presidency. He cites Humphrey’s talks with Paris and Vietnam policy and predicts a stronger Senate role in foreign policy under Nixon.
A 16 year old Cincinnati youth Don Robbins was arrested after a late Friday night police chase on Interstate 75 in Covington. He faced five charges including speeding reckless driving driving without a license drunkenness and driving while intoxicated. The vehicle crashed near the Jefferson Ave exit. no serious injuries reported. Robbins held on a $500 bond.
State Finance Director Collins said after voters approved Issue No 1 Ohio has 759 million to spend but funds will be issued as bonds or notes. He expects up to 18 months before the first highway bond, as design and right of way purchases proceed and allocations are set by the 1969 General Assembly.
Cincinnati plans a three month county wide study to determine if bailing and barge disposal of garbage to abandoned Kentucky mine strips is cheaper than current incinerators. A processing plant would shred and seal cubes for odorless transport with cost estimates below four dollars per ton.
Washington AP reports the 1968 election opens a period of consolidation and modernization in government. Leaders foresee debates over domestic programs and federal state relations as private enterprise increasingly funds urban development and job programs. Nixon favors private sector led urban efforts with tax credits, risking congressional reluctance.
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