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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1966

Page

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Ruby Cancer Update From Parkland Hospital

Jack Ruby, 55, former Dallas club operator, is reported seriously ill with cancer at Parkland Hospital after pneumonia. A lymph node biopsy was performed. source of the tumor remains undetermined. Ruby awaits a second Oswald murder trial. illness may affect proceedings.

Dallas, Tex Jack Ruby Dallas Lee Harvey Oswald Parkland Hospital Ruby Jim Maxwell Parkland Oswald Texas Court of Criminal Appeals Wichita Falls Phil Burleson

Ohio Weather Brings Snow and Flood Warnings

Snow and colder temperatures sweep Ohio causing flood warnings in northwest areas with 35 inches of snow expected. Accu mulations reach 18 feet at Athens and 13 feet near Enterprise. Heavy rain in Cincinnati totals 2.01 inches by Saturday noon, with crests predicted along the Hocking River and overall statewide disruption.

Ohio Weather Bureau Hocking River Athens County Enterprise Athens Cincinnati

Weekend Outlook From A Cool Monday Front

The forecast calls for temperatures in the mid 30s with lows in the mid 20s. Monday is expected to be partly cloudy and somewhat warmer, ending the chilly spell.

Inside Middletown Police Reserve a 36900 Bargain

A city police reserve investment valued at 36900 dollars is highlighted as a bargain for Middletown. The feature notes the helicopter project and mentions Marlin Perkins as a TV wildlife host known for calm, measured storytelling.

Marlin Perkins Beasts TV Land

Sisters Return Christ Child With Doll Gift

Two Catholic sisters Marilyn and Mary Jane, 10 and 8, from Swissvale gave their baby doll to replace a Christ child stolen from a Trinity Lutheran Nativity scene. The pastor said the gesture was unsolicited and showed the Savior belongs to all people.

Pittsburgh Marilyn Trinity Lutheran Church Swissvale George W.E. Nickelsburg Sae Nalore Coad

Brandt Plans Paris Meeting With De Gaulle

West German Foreign Minister Willy Brandt announced he will meet French President Charles de Gaulle in Paris next Wednesday. He spoke at a West Berlin SDP convention, signaling a proactive approach to repairing Franco German ties while pursuing independent Bonn policy.

Berlin Willy Brandt Charles de Gaulle Paris Grand Coalition France West Berlin Brandt Bonn Christian Democrat Kurt Kiesinger Kiesinger United States Social Democratic Party Great Britain de Gaulle

GOP Governors Say Americans Losing Confidence In LBJ

GOP state executives said Americans weary of warmed over 1960s solutions and inflated promises. Ronald Reagan urged total mobilization and bombing to secure victory in Vietnam while claiming no personal bid for the presidency. California Gov. Reagan predicted California to be a major voice in the GOP.

GOP Great Society White House Ronald Reagan California Reagan Hanoi Fey Nto Republican Party James A. Rhodes Ohio

Algeria Mediation in Viet Nam Talks Sparks Peace Feelers

Algerian Foreign Minister Bouteflika held separate talks with Chinese and North Vietnamese ambassadors after Harriman urged Algeria to use its good offices to start peace negotiations. The meetings followed Harriman's 90 minute session with Boumedienne, signaling a possible new mediation phase.

Bouteflika Johnson W. Averell Harriman Harriman Algeria Viet Nam Tseng Tao Nguyen van Phat Foreign Ministry Houari Boumedienne

Officials Fear Cong Would Misuse Christmas Truce

Washington officials worry the Communist side may extend the cease-fire to fortify and resupply troops rather than move toward peace. They expect pressure for a pause in bombing in Viet Nam unless the Communists show a comparable peace gesture. Secretary of State Rusk noted no clear Communist reaction to Pope Paul VI's call to link Christmas and New Year truces. Johnson may need to address US interests in the coming days to avoid being maneuvered into a diplomatic trap.

Washington Johnson Viet Nam Dean Rusk Saigon Pope Paul

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