Martinique and Labor Movements in the West Indies
The note identifies Martinique as a French island within the West Indies and mentions the American Federation of Labor involvement in regional labor matters.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1969
Page
6
The note identifies Martinique as a French island within the West Indies and mentions the American Federation of Labor involvement in regional labor matters.
London AP report says Yoko Ono, 34, wife of John Lennon, is in hospital with a pregnancy related illness. She expects a December birth after a miscarriage last November. The couple wed in 1968 and reside in London.
Folk singer Arlo Guthrie wed Jackie Hyde on his 250 acre Washington farm in a ceremony attended by about 125 guests and 16 dogs. Judy Collins led folk songs as Arlo and his mother read a Woody Guthall peace poem. Obie Obenheimer attended and kissed the bride.
Richard Lee Tingler Jr. faces four counts of first degree murder for the execution style killings of Susan Pack and James Stevens during a dairy store robbery in Columbus on Oct 20, 1968. The jury deliberated for eight hours without a verdict after being sequestered for the night.
Cincinnati AP reports Judge William Morrissey considers the verdict in the Barbara Shutt trial fair and impartial despite conversations among three women jurors during the proceedings.
State GOP Chairman John S. Andrews urged support for a November constitutional amendment to lower Ohio’s voting age from 21 to 19. He argued youths would vote responsibly. A Hamilton County jury convicted Miss Shutt of first degree murder in the death of her foster mother, with a mercy recommendation.
The Cambridge Phoenix begins publication in Cambridge, Massachusetts, billed as metropolitan Boston's weekly journal of news, opinion and the arts. The first edition is tabloid-size and 16 pages.
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