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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1971

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Byrd questioned over Pole flight claims say Balchen

Bernt Balchen, Byrd’s 1929 South Pole pilot rival, calls Byrd’s North Pole crossing claim a lie saying the Dornier flight never neared the pole and Amundsen was closer. He says the Fokker trimotor could not have achieved Byrd’s described feat. Balchen discusses doubts in books and interviews.

Washington Richard E. Byrd South Pole Eerns Eire Floyd Balchen Spitsbergen Byrd Pole Roald Amundsen Amundsen Lincoln Ellsworth Bennett Fokker Aircraft Corp North Pole Richard Montague Erik Bergaust Vi Menn

Car Tax Refunds Coming Before Christmas

DETROIT AP reports refunds on excise tax for buyers of Ford Lincoln or Mercury cars purchased since Aug 1. Recipients with other brands will receive refunds by January to help with Christmas bills. The tax was repealed retroactively to last Aug 4 1974. A spokesman cited aims to ease buyer burden before January.

Detroit Nixon Motors

India Drives Air and Sea Attacks as Pakistan Defenses Falter

Reports say Indian forces conducted bombardments around East Pakistan, with the navy cutting sea escape routes for the retreating Pakistan army of about 90,000. An Indian spokesman said no ground combat reached Dacca, while Pakistan radio claimed stiff resistance and ceasefire talks surfaced in Dacca. President Yahya Khan reportedly wavered on a ceasefire before ordering Niazi to continue fighting.

New Delhi Regong East Pakistan Radio Pakistan Dacca Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan Pakistan Niazi

Fall signs shift from leaves to Christmas goods

Observers note the early arrival of Christmas merchandise signaling the holiday season, as retailers display decorations and gifts sooner than in previous years. The trend reflects rising consumer anticipation and competitive storefront presentation.

GOP Dem Chief Presses on ITT San Diego Settlement

O'Brien calls for full public record on the ITT out of court settlement and party funding amid protests that the San Diego GOP convention bid is tied to the decision. Deputy Atty Gen Kleindienst says he was not consulted on the ITT cases.

O’brien San Diego Republican National Committee Department of Justice ITT United States O'Brien Sheraton Corphmerca Richard Kleindienst Mitchell

Rainy spell with warmer temps midweek

Rain and warmer weather move in with lows in the low 40s tonight and Wednesday. Overnight low dipped to 32. Downtown Middletown reports about 0.5 inch of rain before 8 a.m. at the start of the period.

Neterdale Middletown

Dollar Devaluation Agreed by Nixon and Pompidou

President Nixon and France's Georges Pompidou agreed to press for a prompt realignment of exchange rates through a dollar devaluation and reevaluation of other currencies. The agreement followed talks in Angra do Heroismo Azores with cooperation from other nations.

Angra DO Heroismo Azres Nixon France Georges Pompidou

EPA weighs tackling inner city environmental problems

The EPA is reviewing a staff recommendation to tackle inner-city sanitation traffic and noise. The report suggests federal intervention is needed, contrasts with the Nixon administration's philosophy, and calls for an urban affairs office and expanded authority over noise solid waste and toxic substances.

Washington Environmental Protection Agency EPA

Hijacker writes editors denies Robin Hood claim

A person claiming to be the Northwest Airlines hijacker who extorted 200000 says he is dying and committed the crime for a few fast grains of peace of mind. He says he is not a Robin Hood and has 14 months to live. The note, postmarked Seattle, was turned over to the FBI and copies were sent to major papers.

Los Angeles Northwest Airlines Portland Ore Seattle Mexico Reno Nev Dr. Cooper FBI New York Times Seattle Times Washington Post New York Post

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