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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1969

Page

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Nixon letter to Ohio mother says son’s life not lost in vain

President Nixon responded to Mrs. Richard F. Keyer of Xenia Ohio after she argued her son Dennis died in a futile war. He urged belief in God and country and said the ideals of America endure, affirming the son did not die in vain and praising the country’s humane traditions.

Richard Nixon Vietnam Washington Nixon Ohio Richard F. Keyer Sr Xenia Keyer

Evacuated After Derailment Shuts East Germantown

East Germantown residents evacuated after a Penn Central freight train derailed near Richmond Indiana. Fire and explosions burned tankers releasing butyl acetate and vinyl chloride while officials assess risks and decide when homes can be safely returned. No injuries reported and the cause cited as wheel-carriage frame failure dragging a portion of the axle.

Richmond Ind East Germantown Penn Central Indiana Sherff Railroad

U S Infantry repels death charge near Frontier City base

U S troops repelled a North Vietnamese assault near Frontier City 45 miles northwest of Saigon as 500 plus enemy troops attacked from Cambodia. Despite heavy rocket and mortar barrages, 7 Americans were wounded while enemy losses were reported around 213 killed in the fighting.

Lagos Nigeria Umuahia Owerri Port Harcourt Biafra Orlu 3Rd Division Biafran Saigon Cambodia U.S 25Th Frontier City Associated Press Robert Ohman 9Th Ohman

Around-Clock Patrols On Mississippi River Flood Zone

High winds and possible heavy rain threaten Quad Cities flood defenses along the Mississippi. Around-the-clock levee patrols under Operation Foresight intensify as the river crest nears, with widespread damage reported across Dubuque Clinton and Illinois towns. Iowa declares major disaster area with initial aid of 750000 dollars.

Quad Cities Illinois Iowa Mississippi River U.S. Weather Bureau Army Corps of Engineers Mississippi Robert D. Ray Dubuque Clinton Albany Port Byron Rapids City Pontoosuc Minot N.D Souris

Springtime Blizzard Strikes Plains From Rockies

A spring storm moving from the Rockies battered the Northern Plains with heavy snow strong winds and falling temperatures today. The blizzard disrupted travel and forced caution as the system swept across major towns and farms.

Associated Press Rockies Montana Wyoming Wyoming 59 Gillette Douglas Highway Department Dakotas

Rainy and Warmer Sunday Outlook for Middletown

Wet and warm weekend forecast with increasing clouds tonight and a low in the 50s. Sunday could reach about 80 with showers and rising temperatures.

Middletown

Eighteen Killed in EC121 Crash in Thailand

Eighteen crewmen died when an EC121 reconnaissance aircraft crashed shortly after takeoff from a northeast Thailand base. The crash cause is undetermined and the crew names remain withheld until families are notified. The mission involved electronic surveillance over Laos and Vietnam areas.

Bangkok Thailand U.S. Air Force

Daylight Saving Time Starts Tonight in Ohio and Four States

Daylight Saving Time goes into effect at 2 a.m. in Ohio and four other states. Most people will set clocks forward one hour before bed tonight. The lost hour will be returned next fall when Standard Time resumes.

Ohio

U S Ships Leave Sea of Japan After Spy Flights

About 20 of 29 U S warships assigned to patrol North Korea spy flights sailed from the Sea of Japan. Japanese Defense Agency said radar detected the movement near Tsushima Island. Four ships, including the nuclear powered Enterprise, departed after an April 15 EC121 shootdown.

North Korea Sea of Japan Tokyo U.S Japanese Defense Agency Tsushima Island Japan South Korea Enterprise

Black Students Seize Colgate Building Over Cultural Center

About 40 members of the Association of Black Collegians seized Colgate University’s faculty club in Hamilton New York to press for a black cultural center. President Franklin W Wallin began negotiations as ABC leader Naceo A Giles took part in talks after ousting a cook and residents.

Colgate University Franklin W. Wallin City College of New York The Colgate Men’s School Hamilton N.Y Wallin ABC Naceo A. Giles

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