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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1971

Page

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Turnpike Stall-In Draws 97 Arrests In New Jersey

Ninety seven demonstrators were arraigned on disorderly conduct charges after a mass stall-in on the New Jersey Turnpike returning from a Washington peace rally. About 1,000 left their cars at the peak, a bonfire was built, beer was consumed, and cars were stopped for about five hours before police moved in near Bellmawr.

Mount Laurel N.J New Jersey Turnpike Washington Mount Holly Camden Gordon Hecter New Jersey William Levine Camden, N.J Abi Eddy New Britain Bellmawr

Kennedy calls for universal federal health insurance plan

Sen. Edward M. Kennedy kicked off three days of Senate Finance Committee hearings urging a Health Security Act to cover all Americans under a federal policy. He criticized the health insurance industry for waste and high costs, arguing the plan would control costs with budgets and area wide planning while warning employers face higher premiums under competing proposals.

Washington Edward M. Kennedy Massachuetts Democrat Senate Finance Committee Elliot L. Richardson Senate Hugh Scott Kennedy United States General U.S. Treasury

Congress Hears Militants Views in Peace Protests

The antiwar movement launches a two week campaign of nonviolent disruption with calls on congressmen and 24 hour senate sessions in a people’s lobby. Police remove 124 from a White House Quaker vigil as two groups clash over crowd size estimates, while NPAC and the People’s Coalition demand an end to the war by August 28 and a guaranteed income for families.

White House People’s Coalition For Peace and Justice People’s Coalition National Peace Action Coalition NPAC People's Coalition Jerry Gordon Capitol Jerry V. Wilson Bill Jepsen Jepsen Spiro T. Agnew Washington Agnew

Air Force C47 Crash Kills All Five Aboard in Cheyenne

A C47 transport crashed at Cheyenne Municipal Airport hours after delivering 15 Air Force Academy cadets to Colorado Springs. Five men aboard died. four in the crash site and one in an ambulance. The plane, returning to Warren AFB, exploded into flames near homes as cadets toured Minuteman Missile sites. A board of inquiry will investigate the cause.

Cheyenne Wyo Air Force Air Force Academy Colorado Springs Colo Jack Brounink Brounink Grand Forks N.D Air Academy Warren Air Force Base Warren Academy North Dakota

Quiet Weather Holds Across Tomorrow With Mild Temperatures

Little change in the weather is expected through tomorrow. Lows should be in the lower 40s tonight, with highs in the mid-60s tomorrow. Yesterday's high was 69 and this morning's low 40.

Enemies Step Up Attacks In Mekong Delta

In South Vietnam the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese forces intensified weekend assaults. An ammunition dump near the coast was destroyed for the third time since January, with heavy civilian and military casualties reported as fighting spread from Cam Ranh to Da Nang and near Saigon.

Saigon South Vietnam U.S Mekong Cam Ranh da Nang U.S. Command Qui Nhon Ammuni

Viet Cong Calls for Nonattack of Rebel U.S. Soldiers

Viet Cong announced a new attempt to win over antiwar U.S. troops in Vietnam. The radio said forces should not harm Americans who oppose the war and seek to return home, promising rewards for supporters of the National Liberation Front and the Provisional Revolutionary Government. The broadcast urged aid and shelter for dissenting U.S. troops facing orders, discipline, or hardship.

Hong Kong Viet Cong U.S Vietnam United States Command Liberation Armed Forces Saigon Thieu-by-Khiem National Liberation Front South Vietnam

Barber shop beauty service craze hits Charlotte

Reporter attempts a full barber shop beauty treatment in Charlotte, gets mudpack and hair styling. Barber Claud Farr explains mudpack uses odorless cream to draw dirt, then cocoa butter, hot air to dry. Complete styling costs 7.50, mudpack 3, manicure 2. editor notes no visible improvement.

John Belk Charlotte Claud Farr FBI Farr Furr

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