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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1974

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Easter Sunday Faith Rises in Tornado Triage City

In Xenia Ohio for Easter services leaders vow resilience after a April 3 tornado that killed 37 and injured 578. Clergy speak of miracles over tragedy as churches endure shattered roofs and broken windows with patches and cold air inside. Damage runs to $75 million across the area.

Xenia Ohio Raymond D Pope Faith Community United Methodist Church James C. Hart Christ Episcopal Church Howard Rickey First Church of the Nazarene Ohio City Jesus

Nixon strategy toward House committee under review

President Nixon faces a potential shift in approach to the House Judiciary Committee as the Watergate fight continues. James D. St. Clair responded to the committee’s demand for tapes, while Jaworski’s access to White House files was curtailed and later restored, highlighting party dynamics and congressional goodwill ahead of impeachment proceedings.

Washington Nixon House Judiciary Committee James D. St. Clair Leon Jaworski White House St. Clair Jaworski Congress

St Clair letter sparks party rift over White House strategy

The passage discusses Rep. St Clair's influence on the House Judiciary panel as Republicans Glenn Hutchinson Lott and Wiggins oppose subpoena use. Senate Republicans Norris Cotton and Dean Burch seek to soften White House tactics. James St Clair and Richard Nixon, the strategy lawyers, face a committee that acts as judge jury and prosecutor.

St. Clair Edward Hutchinson Michigan Judiciary Committee House Hutchinson Trent Lott Mississippi Charles E. Wiggins California White House Senate Norris Cotton New Hampshire Dean Burch James St. Clair Richard Nixon

Mason center open for Easter tornado aid in Ohio

Ohio disaster centers will serve tornado victims Easter Sunday with four locations including a one day center in Mason Warren County at William Mason School from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. Regular hours apply in Xenia Addyston and Cincinnati. HUD reports 1220 families applied for temporary housing and 94 housed so far.

Xenia Ohio Federal Disaster Assistance Administration Mason Warren County John Gura William Mason School Addyston Cincinnati Gura Department of Housing and Urban Development

Old Middletown Firefighters Recall Yesteryear

A proposal to tear down Middletown’s No 2 fire station on Crawford Street stirs memories of the town’s early firefighters. A 1920s photo shows a hook and ladder truck in front of the Broad Street city building across from Colin’s hardware. Two veterans recount the “good old days.” Eric von Klinger reports on a Trenton man who lost both legs in January and is recovering with determination and cheer.

Middletown Crawford Street Old City Broad Street Colin Trenton Eric von Klinger

Mitchell Stans Case Jury to Decide Who Believes

In New York AP report Mitchell and Stans face trial over an SEC probe into Vesco financing and influence deals tied to Nixon era campaigns. Mitchell admits briefly aiding Vesco aide without obstructing the case, insisting actions aimed to help the investigation.

New York Atty John N. Mitchell Commerce Maurice H. Stans Stans Mitchell Securities and Exchange Commission Robert L. Vesco Nixon Vesco Harry Sears SEC William Casey Casey Sears Peter Fleming Jr

Easter Unrest in Holy Land as IsraeliPlanes Hit Syrian Forces

Israeli warplanes struck invading Syrian forces along the Golan Heights truce line on Mt Hermon, with aims to deter cross border action. Damascus reported air force strikes in Syrian skies, while Tel Aviv described defensive actions against units aiding the infiltrator.

Tel Aviv Holy Land Israel Lebanon Qiryat Shmanah Golan Heights Mt. Hermon Syria Damascus Hermon

Gasoline Shortages Predicted For West In Summer

The Federal Energy Office warns motorists may face spot shortages of gasoline this summer mainly west of the Rockies. A line forms the definition of a shortage, says John Weber, with lines likely to be brief if they develop. Motorists are urged to plan ahead by checking station hours and purchase limits and to consult AAA or Holiday Inns for gas availability.

Washington Rockies Federal Energy Office John Weber Energy Office Weber American Automobile Association Holiday Inns

US Information Service chief Laun in stable condition after kidnapping

Cordoba Argentina AP U S Information Service chief Alfred Albert Laun III remains in stable condition after a kidnapping assault by Marxist guerrillas. The American Embassy in Buenos Aires reports he cannot yet talk coherently and alternates between consciousness and sleep. Medical notes claim he was dosed with psychedelic drugs.

Cordoba Argentina U.S. Information Service Alfred Albert Laun III Buenos Aires Laun

Weather forecast for Middletown Easter weekend showers

Showers and thunderstorms were forecast for Easter Sunday in Middletown with an ending tonight. Highs today were expected in the low to mid 70s and a low in the 40s. Monday should bring clear skies with temperatures in the 60s.

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