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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1968
Page
14
Opponents of Abe Fortas weigh a recommittal maneuver to send the nomination back to the Senate Judiciary Committee. They seek a parliamentary tactic to block the appointment without a filibuster, counting noses for support.
More than 50,000 pilgrims gathered at San Giovanni Rotondo to bid farewell to Padre Pio, the Capuchin monk with stigmata. He died at 81 after years of arthritis and bronchitis, and had celebrated the 50th anniversary of his stigmata last Friday while wheelchair-bound.
Rodong Shinmun asserts the 82 Pueblo crewmen will not be released until the U S government admits the ship violated North Korean waters and issues a formal apology. It says the sailors confessed under orders and call for punishment under North Korean law. It adds only a U S apology and guarantees against repetition will allow return.
The Senate rejected an effort to exempt farm price supports and Medicaid from a $6 billion federal spending cut order tied to a 10 percent income tax surcharge. Sen. John J. Williams charged the Johnson administration lied about not cutting expenditures. The President said farm supports and Medicaid were over budget by about $1.2 billion in January estimates.
About 50 candidates for Aerie 528 of the Eagles Lodge will join this evening. Report time is 7:30 at 1228 Central Ave with ceremonies to start at 8. Herb Kidd presides, Roger Hughes is secretary.
Butler County deputies dismissed a late night abduction claim from two girls Kathy Rigsby fourteen and Glenda Helton sixteen who said they were forced into a car by two men in the Pisgah area. They were questioned at Sharonville police and released.
MU sponsors a three night symposium on The Future of NATO with speakers James Farber from the U S State Department opening the series. Other talks feature Martin J Marshall British consul general in Cleveland and Andre Baeyens French Embassy liaison officer. Farber has served in Bonn Paris and Stanleyville. Marshall began as Britains trade negotiator and has been Cleveland consul general since May 1968. Baeyens is a Paris native who joined the diplomatic service in 1957 and has worked in Paris London and Washington.
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