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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1966
Page
7
A ten minute conversation occurred Monday between Gustaf VI Adolf of Sweden and Pope Paul VI at the Vatican Library during the king's Italian vacation.
The U S Supreme Court ruled in favor of the federal government in a long running dispute over Ohio wheat acreage penalties. Ohio argues the wheat is produced in Ohio and not subject to interstate commerce rules. Federal claims would be handled by the Sundry Claims Board, with final appropriations debate left to state legislators.
The Supreme Court, in a brief notice, announced refusal to review the Ohio Kentucky boundary dispute. It appointed Phillip Foreman as special master to hear evidence, gather witnesses, and prepare a report with recommendations for the Court. The matter involved tax exemptions and alleged support of religion by city owners.
A Maryland Court of Appeals ruling preserves religious property tax exemptions. The decision says exemptions do not violate federal law and affects church property tax treatment.
Three men sentenced to die for the 1963 killing of Emma Austing, a 76 year old farmer woman, have their appeals denied by the U S Supreme Court. Ohio Supreme Court must set new execution dates after case is returned.
A widow failed to obtain a Supreme Court hearing after claiming General Motors is negligent in using an X-frame in a 1961 Chevrolet station wagon that killed her husband. The Circuit Court upheld dismissal, stating manufacturers need not make cars fool-proof and that safety design is a legislative, not judicial, matter.
DP and L CG and E join to build a 50 mile 345000 volt transmission line from Greene County near Xenia to Betty substation near Columbus linking Dayton Power & Light Columbus Southern Ohio Electric and Cincinnati Gas and Electric. A parallel line to Cincinnati is underway. When finished, the three power sources will be interconnected.
Louis XII of France reportedly used the phrase let George do it to shift dis tasteful duties onto his obliging minister George. The quip reflects courtly wit and a habit of outsourcing uncomfortable tasks to trusted officials.
U S Representative Adam Clayton Powell faces possible penalties after a conviction for criminal contempt. Judge Matthew M Levy delayed sentencing to review jurisdiction and Powell's defense alleging the case falls outside state courts. The six year litigation over a Harlem widow Esther James libel judgment has spanned multiple courts since 1960 with immunity complicating enforcement.
Lancaster Ohio AP reports the Ohio secretary of state's office collected 1.5 million dollars in fees for the general revenue fund during the past fiscal year, secretary Ted W. Brown said Monday.
The United States became the first nation to mandate a periodic census of its population, establishing a lasting framework for national demographic data and governance.
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