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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1965

Page

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Johnson accuses solon of breaking confidence in Viet Nam row

President Johnson charged a top Republican broke his confidence and distorted remarks about Viet Nam deliberations. Gerald Ford of Michigan said he would not engage in a public quarrel with the President. Johnson named no one but noted unnamed attendees at White House talks.

Washington House Gerald R. Ford Michigan Donnybrook Johnson Frank Cormier Johnson City Tex White House Lbj Ranch Senate Mike Mansfield Montana U.S Viet Nam Per- Johnson Ford Senate Gop Everett M. Dirksen Rourke B. Hickenlooper Iowa Dirksen Hickenlooper Mansfield John Stennis D-Miss NBC Meet the Press Stennis

Two Men Charged In Slaying Of Marine Recruit

In Americus Georgia two young men Eddie Will Lamar and Charles Lee Hopkins both in their early 20s face murder indictments after 21 year old Andrew Whatley was shot during a civil rights march. The case emerges amid ongoing demonstrations and calls for reinforcements from civil rights leaders and white supremacist groups.

Americus, Ga Eddie Will Lamar Charles Lee Hopkins Americas Andrew Whatley Mabel Barnum Sumter County Clarke SCLC Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee Americus Calvin Craig Georgia United Klans of America, Inc Atlanta Ku Klux Klan Craig First Baptist First Methodist

Mafia Link With U S Is Smashed

Italian police rounded up nine men described as links between the Sicilian Mafia and the American Cosa Nostra. The group includes reputed Mafia head Genco Russo and an Italian-American once linked to Lucky Luciano, with 14 total targets charged with associating to commit crime.

Palermo Sicily Cosa Nostra Mafia Charles “Lucky” Luciano

Coppola Arrest Ties Two Italian Crime Figures

On a farm near Rome police detained Frank "Three Fingers" Coppola 75 previously deported by the United States in 1948. He had ties to Kansas City and was linked to Luciano who allegedly held the crown after Naples death. Italian police cite past homicide extortion and trafficking accusations against Coppola and Genco Russo, including robbery and theft.

Rome Frank Coppola U.S Kansas City Luciano Naples Genco Russo

Crosby son of Bing Crosby granted divorce

Dennis Crosby, son of Bing Crosby, was divorced July 3 from former Las Vegas showgirl Pat Sheehan after six years of marriage.

Riviera Wildfires Bring Injury Toll Along French Coast

Fires fanned by a sea breeze along the French Riviera damaged pine forests near Toulon and nearby areas. Officials said the south wind aided containment by dawn, with hopes to extinguish all flames if no new wind arises. Five people were injured and around 20 000 residents evacuated or displaced.

Toulon France French Riviera

Eisenhower Faults UN Lethargy Over Viet Nam Fight

Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower expressed disappointment with the United Nations for not moving to gather facts and marshal world opinion behind South Vietnam’s struggle. He spoke during a Wisconsin vacation and urged support for President Johnson’s Viet Nam policies. He noted private citizens lack access to facts and praised the nation’s prosperity and peace during his term.

Minocqua Wis Igge Dwight D. Eisenhower United Nations South Viet Nam Eisenhower Wisconsin Johnson Viet Nam Woodruff Gettysburg Wisconsin Lakes New York Howard Young

Russell warns South Vietnam may choose Ho Chi Minh rule

Sen. Richard B. Russell says South Viet Nam could plebiscite to join North Viet Nam under Ho Chi Minh if given a vote. He criticizes civilian leadership, urges stronger political effort and stable government to back military success, and calls for maintaining U.S. force strength in the region.

Don Carson Washington Richard B. Russell D-Ga South Viet Nam North Viet Nam Ho Chi Minh CBS

Weather Forces Elderly Pair To Abandon Climb

A Wisconsin couple, H. Russell Briggs 72 and his wife 77 of Madison, halted plans to climb Mount of Denver due to stormy wet and cold weather. They began peak adventures on their honeymoon 45 years ago and had just scaled Mount Evans and Gray's Peak before turning back to Madison.

Mount of the Holy Cross Redcliff Colo Wisconsin Denver H. Russell Briggs Madison Wis Colorado Briggses Pike's Peak Colorado Springs Briggs Mount Evans Gray's Peak

Columbusite Killed In Airplane Crash Near Great Falls

ANGUSTA Mont AP Thomas Leroy Haley 31 of Columbus Ohio was killed as a single engine plane crashed in the mountains near the Continental Divide west of Great Falls Montana. Passenger Richard Knowles 27 of Columbus said Haley gunned the engine causing the crash. The aircraft dropped into trees and a wing tore off.

Angusta Mont Thomas Leroy Haley Columbus Ohio Continental Divide Great Falls Richard Knowles Haley Enyon

Military Leaders Meet in Honolulu Over Viet Nam Troop Buildup

Gen. Earle G. Wheeler heads a conference with Gen. Westmoreland and Adm. Sharp to plan deploying 530000 additional U.S. troops to South Viet Nam. The meeting aims to implement President Johnsons order to raise fighting personnel from 75000 to 125000. Taylor, in Hawaii, may speak publicly later this month.

James Lagier Honolulu America Pacific U.S South Viet Nam Johnson Earle G. Wheeler Joint Chiefs of Staff William C. Westmoreland Viet Nam U.S. Grant Sharp Jr Wheeler Maxwell D. Taylor Hawaii Taylor Waikiki

Miss Pearl Bailey in Satisfactory Condition After Collapse

Pearl Bailey, 47, collapsed after a performance at an Ontario California nightclub. A Mt Sinai Hospital spokesman said she is in satisfactory condition and will stay for several days for tests, following a February nervous exhaustion hospital stay and a mild heart attack in April.

Los Angeles Pearl Bailey Ontario Calif Mt. Sinai Hospital Miss Bailey

Freight Train Derails Near Findlay Destroys Track

A Baltimore and Ohio freight train derailed north of Findlay at North Baltimore Sunday night, pulling 12 cars from the rails. No injuries reported. Cause unknown. cleanup under way with over a quarter mile of track torn up for repairs.

Findlay, Ohio Baltimore & Ohio Here North Baltimore

Maine Area Searches for Missing Youths in Katahdin Area

George Mott of Rochester reports his son Robbie 17 and Timothy 3 vanished from their Mt Katahdin family camp after Friday supper. Search teams including National Guard, Air Force, state park staff and volunteers scoured the area while a carved marker reading Robbie M appeared on a birch tree, unclear if related.

Millinocket Maine Mt. Katahdin George Mott Rochester N. Y Robbie Timothy Matt Joseph Bartlett Piscataqua County

500 Tons Dropped On Quang Tin In Major Viet Nam Raid

U S B52 bombers dropped 500 tons of bombs in a 45 minute raid on Viet Cong installations in Quang Tin Province north of Saigon at the Doxa area. The attack involved eight aircraft from Guam and followed a ground sweep southeast of Saigon with limited results.

Edwin Q. White Saigon South Viet Nam Strategic Air Command Quang Tin Province Doxa Kontum Bs%s Guam Siagon Okinawa 173Rd Airborne Brigade Bien Hoa Viet Nam Hue da Nanag Long An Go Cong

Weather update with fair skies and cool temps

Cool, fair weather continues tonight and tomorrow. Low tonight around 58. Daytime high near 79 with today’s low about 61.

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