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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1971

Page

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300 Evacuated Dead In Cleveland Hotel Fire

Flames tore through the ten story Pick Carter Hotel in Cleveland killing seven people including four relatives of Hair cast members. Smoke filled all floors as guests shouted for help while awaiting evacuation. About 220 guests and 80 staff were moved out. eight were hospitalized for smoke inhalation or injuries from falls.

Cleveland Pick Carter

Fire floods hotel lobby as blaze erupts quickly

Andrew T. Ginnan, general manager, recalled racing through fire to reach the door after flames tore through the hotel lobby. He said the fire, believed to have started in a kitchen area, spread rapidly, forcing rapid evacuation from an eighth floor suite.

Andrew T. Ginnan John Derevjanik Mentor-on-the-Lake Cleveland Ronald C. Smallwood Communications Workers of America Ginnan

Fire kills seven in hotel basement blaze at Hanna Theater

Seven people perished in a hotel basement fire while guests and Amvet attendees evacuated. Among the dead were Mrs. Jonathon Johnson and daughter Melissa of Renton Washington and Mrs. Russell F. Carlson and daughter Corrine of St Louis. About 150 firefighters fought the blaze as escape routes were blocked by smoke.

Jonathon Johnson Hair Melissa Renton, Wash Russell F. Carlson Corrine St. Louis Hanna Theater

Interior Department Plans Higher Camping Fees Hearings Continue

The Interior Department proposes replacing the Golden Eagle Passport with a $4 annual per person permit and a $3 to $4 nightly camping charge, risking higher costs for families. Critics led by Sen. Alan Bible cite burdens on pensioners and families, while tests in Senate and House Interior committees loom as they consider the plan to raise $25 million yearly for new federal recreation areas.

Senate House

Cincinnati Family Perishes In Blaze

AP Cincinnati three occupants a man a wife and their son die in a three alarm apartment fire in a brick building near downtown Arson is suspected as fires have struck the building before Two firefighters are injured and two residents are lightly hurt Damage put at 31000 The victims are Paul Watkins Joyce Watkins 27 and their son Paul 3

Cincinnati Paul Watkins Joyce Paul James Ebersole Ebersole

Nixon Invites Champ To Church Service At White House

President Nixon invites 300 guests to White House worship Sunday with world heavyweight champion Joe Frazier among attendees. Rev. Carl W. Haley of Arlington Virginia’s Arlington Forest Methodist Church will be guest pastor, a fellow Duke University alumnus of Nixon.

Washington Joe Frazier Nixon White House Carl W. Haley Arlington Forest Methodist Church Arlington Duke University

Editors face duty to provide serious perspective says ASNE leader

Newbold Noyes Jr. of the Evening Star urged ASNE members at the 1971 convention to move beyond being mere spectators. He criticized lazy reporting and warned editors not to let books on both sides dictate tomorrow's news. He argued the Pentagon and New Left easily fool the press and urged journalists to offer meaningful context.

Washington American Society of Newspaper Editors Pentagon New Left Newbold Noyes Jr Evening Star ASNE Noyes

Middletown Suburbia Flaunts A Stubborn Street Scene

The piece notes Main Street area in Middletown Suburbia lacks notable architecture while a dozen blocks on S Street preserve a remaining builders’ craft. Readers are directed to page 30 for more details before they vanish.

Suburbia Builders’ Arts Middletown S. — Street

Warming Trend Promised After Cold Night

A warming trend begins tomorrow following a chilly night with temperatures dropping to the lower 30s. Highs tomorrow reach the upper 60s under sunny skies. Yesterday’s high was 78 and this morning’s low was 32.

Newscaster Lowell Thomas Bites Birthday Adventure

World roaming newscaster Lowell Thomas celebrated his 79th birthday with a blimp ride over Miami and a playful encounter with Crandon Park Zoo rhino Mohan who nipped his trousers. He recalled chasing new experiences since 1914, noting a love for cold climates and a Siberia film though another birthday event was postponed by a head cold.

Miami Lowell Thomas Thomas Mohan Crandon Park Zoo Shanti Siberia Hobe Sound

Premier Meets American Team in China Visit

Chinese Premier Chou En-lai greeted the U S table tennis delegation and said their trip opens a new page in China United States relations. He urged continued contacts and hopes for more Americans to visit, including newsmen, after the world championships in Japan.

Peking Chou En-lai U.S Mainland China China United States Chou Japan People’s Republic of China Jack Howard Seattle Wash Graham Steenhoven Steenhoven Tannehill Mao

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