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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1969
Page
5
Sam Tompkins told the gunman he had no money after leaving a doctor's office. The robber said he would send him back to the doctor and shot him in the hip. Tompkins was reported in satisfactory condition.
In Xenia Ohio three Fairborn youths Carney Cox 17 Frank Creech 16 and Jim Ehrenfried 17 were convicted of malicious destruction over 100 dollars and given indeterminate terms at Mansfield Reformatory. Judge William G. McCallister presided in Greene County Juvenile Court. Richard Vance 18 also faces charges and was bound over to the grand jury on a 2000 dollar bond.
Five major Palestinian resistance factions jointly rejected King Hussein's six point Middle East peace proposal. They vowed to fight Israel and pursue a unified factional approach, with delegations planned to seek Arab government stance on peaceful solutions. They urged continued armed struggle and leveled broad opposition to territorial compromises.
In Judge J. T. Lamb’s municipal court yesterday, shoplifting and petty larceny led to heavy penalties. Woodrow Thorpe was fined $200 and costs for shoplifting a $1.95 caulking tube. Charles Patterson, 19, got 60 days in jail for stealing a shotgun and a TV. Three DWI cases drew $200 fines and additional terms, while Gerald Lee Gillett’s charge was reduced to careless driving with a $200 fine. Others faced lesser penalties or dismissals for disorderly conduct and related charges.
An 18 year old Princess Anne surprised the London audience by joining the Hair cast for a hip swinging on stage moment. Hair company manager Peter Kendal praised her performance as fantastic and really wild amid questions about Queen Elizabeth II’s awareness of the incident.
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