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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1969
Page
1
Sen. Russell B. Long defends the 27 percent depletion allowance as tax-free royalties from oil interests. Records show Long has earned about $1.2 million on four state leases since 1964, with $329,151 sheltered from federal taxes.
Protests between Protestants and Catholics in Belfast flare into dawn violence as police and British troops clash with mobs. Tear gas is fired, stones fly, and gunfire is heard in East Belfast and other districts during the first anniversary of unrest following a Catholic civil rights march in Londonderry last October.
Paris based officials liken Brandt to Blucher and Wellington as Germany may back Britain against France. They foresee a British German coalition pressuring France over Common Market entry and farm policy terms. Pompidou plans to attend The Hague summit to push for no new members until a new farm policy is agreed.
In Hollywood Art Linkletter's 21 year old daughter Diane fell from a sixth floor window at a west side building. She was taken to a hospital and died 74 hours later. A friend was present when the incident occurred around 3 a.m. and could not prevent the fall.
The Page, the Journal’s student written weekly feature, debuts this year with an area roundup on high school views of lowering the voting age to 19 and a profile of a teacher with a lifelong musical fixation. Page 50.
A receptionists view of The Pentagon calls the vast office complex a large overgrown boarding house. The piece describes The Pentagon as the world’s largest office and the nerve center of U S military power. It notes a planned LBJ Park in Texas opened to the public as a tribute to Lyndon Johnson.
At its Atlantic City convention the AFL-CIO weighs raising the federal minimum from $1.60 to $2 or $2.50 amid fast rising living costs. Some leaders want a cost of living escalator. others fear political backlash in Congress. President Meany has yet to decide, while inflation pressures grow.
Florida White House declined to deny a Knight dispatch report of secret contacts with the Hanoi leadership. President Nixon held thorough Vietnam talks with Kissinger in Key Biscayne, fueling questions about possible new approaches or troop withdrawals as peace talks continued in Paris.
Owens-Illinois and the University of Missouri Rolla tested Glasphalt on a Toledo parking lot strip. The 58 by 18 foot, two inch thick section used 17 tons of crushed glass mixed with asphalt. Researchers study particle gradation and water resistance as waste disposal for glass is explored with municipal support.
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