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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1969
Page
3
An expert warns that racial tensions across the nation remain simmering as militants await administration actions. Dr. John P. Spiegel of Brandeis says a prolonged wait and see mood could worsen unrest if no clear urban relief emerges from Washington.
Cincinnati AP reports a possible Republican primary duel between Gov. James A Rhodes and Rep. Robert Taft Jr over the U S Senate nomination. Taft says he will consider both the governor and Senate races while declining a House run from Ohio's 1st District. Rhodes nears candidacy against Sen. Stephen M Young as governor limits loom.
At Venice, cannibalism motifs dominate the festival with scenes from Satyricon and Porcile drawing crowds. Pasolini and Cavani’s entries mix literal and symbolic cannibalism while Brazilian director de Andrade frames it as a social parable.
The American Airlines Reservation Center in Memphis is being transferred to Cincinnati today. It previously handled reservations for Nashville Knoxville Little Rock and Memphis and employed about 100 people at peak. The Cincinnati center will serve Knoxville Nashville Memphis St Louis Columbus and Dayton and Louisville. The Dallas center will handle Little Rock.
A Bank of America branch in San Diego reported a robbery. Police arrested a one-year-old suspect whose undershorts matched the getaway clothing found nearby. Danny Coleman's shirt and trousers were recovered and linked to the gunman. FBI said the money remained unrecovered.
Ohio hunters fanned out as the 1969 squirrel hunting season officially opened at sunrise. The season runs through November 8 on private land and through December 27 on state and public hunting areas.
Middletown Area Red Cross asks for gifts to fill 700 duty bags for Vietnam servicemen. Each bag needs 10 items and costs about 5 dollars to prepare. People may deliver items at the chapter house or send donations to 125 S Main St, Middletown.
Eugene Saylor, 37, of 4105 Rosedale Road, named assistant director of research for Middletown city schools. He will assist Robert Johnson and handle federally funded projects. Saylor holds a BS in commerce from Eastern Kentucky University and a master's in business from Miami University. He has 10 years in the district as teacher and counselor, last year at Roosevelt Junior High. his wife Delores is dean of women and journalism teacher at Lemon Monroe High School.
John A. Zehntbauer, 85, longtime president and later board chairman of Jantzen Inc., the sportswear firm he helped found in 1910, died Wednesday in Portland. He served as board chairman from 1956 until three years ago and was named chairman emeritus.
The US Agriculture Department will keep food shipments to Hurricane Camille victims in Mississippi and Virginia as needed. Russell H. Jones said two million pounds are en route to Jackson Mississippi, with five million already sent, including canned fruit juices meat cheese peanut butter dried fruits vegetables and evaporated milk.
An Ohio Department survey ranks Dayton State Hospital at the bottom among state hospitals checked so far. Tiffin State Hospital is among the best, though the study is incomplete. The review cites weak security, poor dental care, untrained physicians, low staff morale, training gaps, and food service problems.
The Organization of American States said about 10,000 Salvadoran residents detained in Honduras during the July five day war will be returned to El Salvador by the weekend.
High hillside Middletown Mod listing offers 1 to 2 bedroom units with balcony or den options. Features include paneling and cathedral ceilings in a private club room area called The Blind Lemons North. Rents range from $140 to $210. Rental office at 1074 Park Lane, phone 422 7712.
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