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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1970

Page

7

White Parents Ordered To Halt School Takeover

Justice Department intervened in an Alabama desegregation case to stop white parents from interfering with court ordered school integration in Talladega County. Hearings were set in Birmingham before Judge Groosman as about 300 students reportedly returned to their previous schools.

Justice Department Alabama U.S Birmingham Der Talladega County Ala H. Hobart Groosm Munford Alpine Lincoln Norfolk Vincent J. Thomas Virginia Richmond Roanoke Lynchburg Elkhardt Duval County Fila Hugo L. Black Washington Jacksonville

OSU Graduates Hear Volpe Today

John A. Volpe the U S Secretary of Transportation will deliver the main commencement address at Ohio State University summer ceremonies. About 1 800 seniors and grads will receive degrees including 800 masters and 180 Ph Ds from 85 Ohio counties 42 states and 34 foreign nations. An honorary doctor of public administration will be awarded to Volpe along with several other honors to professors and administrators from Princeton Harvard Michigan and Ohio State. John D Krause will receive the Joseph Sullivant Medal for notable professional achievement.

Columbus Ohio John A. Volpe U. S. Secretary of Transportation Ohio State University Volpe Vincent G. Dethier Princeton University Frederick W. Hunt Harvard University Fritz P. Loewe Institute of Polar Studies Wilbur J. Cohen School of Education University of Michigan

Liquor Stores Closed Monday Labor Day Ohio

Ohio liquor stores will be closed Monday Labor Day a state holiday per Donald D. Cook director of the liquor control department. Middletown Main Street hours are 11 am to 6 pm daily except Sunday. Middletown Shopping Plaza hours 10 am to 6 pm Mon Thu and 10 am to 7 pm Fri Sat. Franklin and Lebanon stores open 1 am to 5 pm daily except Sunday.

Ohio Donald D. Cook Ohio Department of Liquor Control Columbus Middletown Main Street Middletown Shopping Plaza Franklin and Lebanon

Would-Be C.C. Cadet Could Be Called To Duty

Carey Denham a West Point cadet faced possible call to active duty after a federal judge denied his habeas corpus bid for conscientious objector discharge. Denham had been on leave since applying May 29, with the court noting his claim of doubt about war and training as insufficient. He may resign or be dismissed and would still be subject to Selective Service.

NEW York West Point Academy U.S. Dist Marvin J. Frankel Carey FE. Denham New Baden Ill Frankel Denham Review Board U.S. Militar Academy Louis P. Font

Cleveland Orchestra Considers Strike Over 3 Year Pact

Cleveland musicians of the Musical Arts Association voted 79 to 17 against a proposed three year contract that would raise the minimum weekly salary from 255 to 280 after three years. They say the old contract expires at midnight and a strike could follow if terms aren’t met. The orchestra’s first season concert is planned for September 18.

Cleveland, Ohio The Musical Arts Association Cleveland Orchestra Anthony A. Granata Alfred M. Rankin

Sahara Weather Delivers Rare Torrential Storm

Despite the Sahara averaging less than an inch of rain annually a rare downpour can flood dry riverbeds into raging streams transforming a desert landscape into a surge of water and danger affecting regional travel and nearby settlements.

Sahara

Ferry Sinks Off India Killing Scores Of Youths

In Mysore State on the Krishna River a wooden ferry carrying 90 to 100 Indian youths capsized and sank. Police say only about 10 reached shore. the vast majority are feared drowned near Tandagi village, 350 miles south of Bombay.

Bombay India Krishna Mysore Tandagi Village

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