06 Apr 1967
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1967
Page
1
In Miami area Winn-Dixie runs a weeklong no-stamps, low-price trial across 88 stores under the "Kwik-Chek" banner. Other chains advertise lower prices and stamp retention, while shoppers praise basic savings on items like T-bone steak, bacon, and apple sauce as prices stay consistently reduced.
Vice President Hubert Humphrey arrived in West Berlin after police rounded up a group of youths making bombs as a security concern for his visit. Authorities said six to ten were held, some linked to the leftist Socialist Students Group. Humphrey said talks in Bonn showed the U S friend ship with West Germany remains strong and secure.
The forecast calls for a cloudy and windy night with showers and a possible thunderstorm with a low around 46 to 53. Friday remains partly cloudy and cool with a high in the 60s. yesterday's high was 65 and overnight low 58. Today at 11 am the temperature reached 74 with Middletown recording .81 inch of rain yesterday.
The fighting near Quang Tri City 12 miles from the DMZ left heavy Communist losses with at least 47 killed. U S observation planes were damaged and several armored vehicles burned or damaged as South Vietnamese and U S forces defended the area.
Beverly Hills police say 11 year old Kenneth Young was returned unharmed after a ransom payment of 28000 dollars by his father Kenneth Young, president of Gibraltar Financial Corp. and a holding company. FBI director J Edgar Hoover said the case remains under intensive investigation.
A four hour joint probe by U N and North Korean observers followed a serious gunfight at the armistice line near Panmunjom. North Korea claimed five killed and one wounded. the U N reported four killed and two wounded. No U S casualties. The North claimed bodies were moved south by the Communists while the U N cited crossed lines and concealed positions.
Reporters describe rising fear and tension in Cleveland as residents foresee more rioting after last summer. Police warn of alleged plots while Black Nationalists and whites alike express anger and concern over violence, housing, and police actions.
A new dog food market listing features a provocative slogan stating the product tastes like a milk man's ankle. The line aims for humorous shock value and regional appeal.
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The space agency reshuffled Apollo program leadership days before a report on the Apollo 1 fire that killed three astronauts and disrupted the moon program. A spokesman said the shift is not disconnected from the Jan 27 blaze. Dr George Low will become Apollo spacecraft manager as the blue ribbon review closes.
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