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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1969
Page
5
New daily program Sesame Street debuts in New York as an educational series for ages 3 to 5. The half hour NBC preview demonstrates a teaching approach using cartoons puppets performers film clips music and humor with the letter W showcased through kid friendly animation.
NBC offered a mixed night with An Evening with Julie Andrews and Harry Belafonte showcasing song and humor amid vivid sets. Night Gallery presented three Serling fantasies with Roddy McDowall, Richard Kiley, and Joan Crawford, delivering a provocative but lengthy hour filled with eerie irony.
Muskegon Michigan AP reports Tony Koteles 35 owner of a pizza parlor says police coffee freebies hurt his sales. He stopped offering free coffee to law enforcement and sheriff deputies and city police stopped visiting during peak hours. He notes weekend business rose by 175 dollars and he saves 25 dollars monthly. He also says late night business dropped when police cars parked outside deterring tavern patrons.
Jacqueline Jobbagyi filed a cross petition for divorce against Laszlo Jobbagyi in case No. 17445 in Butler County Ohio on grounds of extreme cruelty and gross neglect of duty. Laszlo must answer by December 8, 1969 or the petition may be granted. Ed S Robb Jr Clerk Barbara Carter Deputy Finkelman and Ross attorneys. Dates Oct 27 through Dec 1.
Gov James A Rhodes appoints Columbus attorney Gervais W Fais to the Franklin County Municipal Court. Fais succeeds Judge Fred T Williams reassigned to the Franklin County Common Pleas Court to replace Judge Leonard Stern who was named to the 10th District Court of Appeals.
TV TONIGHT AT 7 30 ON CHANNEL 2 AND 5. FAMILY CAT BITES JOHN IN MONDAY EPISODE SUMMARY.
Local listings show a flood of Tuesday meetings and events from Monroe Lions Club to Amanda PTO. A legal notice invites sealed bids for demolishing dangerous buildings in Middletown with specifications on Central Avenue properties and 825 Eleventh Avenue, plus a zoning ordinance amendment to relax dwelling proximity rules along major thoroughfares.
A 157 pound German built satellite launched from Vandenberg atop a four stage Scout rocket. It aims to stay in an orbit from 240 to 2 000 miles above the earth for a year studying the earth radiation belt the Northern Lights and solar particles.
Walter Reade Jr president of the Walter Reade Organization tells the National Association of Theater Owners that the one year old code is a failure. He cites censorship by newspapers radio and TV and says X rated films are increasingly advertised and shown despite restrictions. He notes many venues refuse ads and editorial space for X films.
Antioch College trustees approved exploring a plan to waive normal entrance standards and provide financial aid to select high risk students from lower classes. The move follows recommendations from the Afro American Studies Institute and Antioch Program for Inter racial Education to diversify the student body and expand outreach to underrepresented groups.
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