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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1969

Page

7

Middletown letter urges peaceful Homecoming responses

A reader defends peaceful protest over Homecoming events at Middletown High and rebuts a group of “concerned parents” amid calls for no demonstrations. The letter argues for equal treatment, nonviolence, and open dialogue to prevent incidents and protect students. It notes strong local support from black citizens and emphasizes community responsibility.

Middletown High School Middletown Better School Committee Wao Douglas Alder Wildwood

Cincinnati ITFS TV network to air medical info from UC

The University of Cincinnati announces a new closed TV network to deliver health information to area hospitals and health professionals. Construction. funded by the UC College of Medicine. begins immediately at Cincinnati General Hospital with a 2500 MHz transmitter.

Cincinnati University of Cincinnati Grupp Car Center Federal Communications Commission Gunter Grupp ITFS Uc’s Department of Biomedical Communications UC College of Medicine Cincinnati General Hospital

Vote Yes on State Issue One Promotes Youth Civic Power

The letter argues lowering the voting age with support from national leaders and notes high school students started the issue. It highlights rising education levels, strong student discussion, and calls for engaging youth now to prevent apathy and safeguard social progress.

Nixon Johnson Kennedy Eisenhower Humphrey Mansfield Dirksen

Three Air Force drill sergeants charged with maltreatment

Three former drill sergeants at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio are charged with maltreating 14 recruits. They will face separate general courts-martial next week, with potential punishments including dishonorable discharge and forfeiture of pay. Named are Staff Sgt. Raymond T. Lucy Jr., Staff Sgt. Daniel T. W. Clark, and Sgt. Ronald Wood.

San Antonio, Tex Air Force Raymond T. Lucy, Jr Lawrenceville Daniel T. W. Clark Oberlin Ohio Ronald & Wood Indianapolis Ind Lucy Clark Wood Lackland Air Force Base

Principal Is Honored By Teachers

Carel Cosby Jr. principal at Oneida School is named Principal of the Month by the Mid dletown Teachers Association. Cosby, president of the Elementary Principal's Association, is praised for demanding hard work and competency from staff and students.

Carel Cosby Jr Oneida Middletown Cosby Middletown Teachers Association MTA

Real Estate Assessments Show Large Tax Collections Across Townships

Butler County Treasurer G Wendel reported total real estate and special assessment collections of $9 827 607 75 in the last period with $61 003 71 in special assessments and $10 289 226 71 in the first half. Middletown wards and townships collected $3 570 058 74 in real estate and $158 481 56 in special assessments. Real estate in Middletown last period $2 601 605 19. Lemon Township $488 024 02. Madison Township $480 429 53.

Hamilton Middletown Lemon Township Madison Butler County G. Wendel Wendel Madison Township

Revere sauceboat sells for record 53000 at auction

A silver sauceboat by Paul Revere sold for 53000 at Park-Bernet Galleries in New York, the highest price ever paid for a single Revere piece. Eleanor Gordon of Villanova, Pa. purchased the lot.

New York Paul Revere Park-Bernet Galleries Revere Eleanor Gordon Villanova

Prince Opens Annex in Rain Laughs with City Hall Plaque

Prince Philip officiated at the Vancouver City Hall annex opening in a rain soaked ceremony. A crowd of about 290 watched as he declared the new $2 million addition open and quipped about local government before unveiling a commemorative plaque.

Vancouver B.C Prince Philip Britain Queen Elizabeth Hal

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