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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1968
Page
8
US Representative Richard L. Roudebush and six others were injured when their twin engine Cessna crashed and burned on Friday in Georgia. Roudebush aged 50 from Noblesville Indiana remained in intensive care with a dislocated hip and a broken arm. His wife aged 45 was in good condition. Four other passengers were reported in fair condition in La Grange and Columbus Hospitals.
Complete list shows six dead and twenty four injured from the C119 crash near Wilmington, Ohio. Twenty seven reservists and a four crew were aboard. several injured remained hospitalized at Wright Patterson AFB. Names span Sgt Ernest L. Arehart to Airman 1 C Michael T Davis with residences in Sabina, Wilmington, Dayton, Columbus, Cincinnati, Xenia and Tipp City.
The nuclear submarine Von Steuben collided with the ship S. S. Sealady 35 miles off the Atlantic coast of Spain during a training mission. The sub surfaced and suffered minor external damage with no crew injuries. the Sealady’s damage and the tug Fairplay’s status were unclear. Cmdr. B. S. Clements led the Gold Crew aboard.
Ohio Crime Commission chief Adjt. Gen. DeCorso says Mayor Stokes surrendered to black revolutionaries by pulling white police and National Guardsmen from Cleveland’s Glenville district after control was established. He links nationwide disturbances to a permissive federal attitude and cites city officials in Columbus Cincinnati and Youngstown as cooperating well.
The automatic flight recorder from British Eagle Airways Flight 802 has been recovered intact near Munich after a London to Innsbruck flight crashed, killing 48 aboard. Investigators probe wreckage as police say the recorder may reveal the disaster’s cause.
A British Eagle Airways turboprop carrying London vacationers to Innsbruck broke apart and burned near Munich on the Autobahn, killing 48. West Germany's aviation agency opened an inquiry. no Americans aboard. Local witnesses described the wreck as a ghastly scene with dismembered bodies.
Bardstown Kentucky reports Old Talbott Tavern, dating to 1779 as a stagecoach stop, remains the oldest hotel operating continuously west of the Alleghenies according to AP.
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