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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1975
Page
1
The Senate passed a bill extending this year’s temporary tax cuts for six more months by a 73 to 19 vote. The measure now moves toward the White House where a veto is expected by President.
Gov. James A. Rhodes and the Highway Patrol unveil a plan to use CB radios on Ohio highways. Patrol will monitor CB-9 for emergency calls, crime reports, and fugitive searches, with signs to follow at interstate entrances.
At Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania the final refugees from Southeast Asia depart. 22,033 fledglings housed in four camps since May 28 leave after last families of two large clans board buses for relocation to Baldwin Louisiana and Foley Alabama. Old camp life ends with farewell ceremonies as sponsors assist new beginnings.
Former Senator Edward J. Gurney will be retried on conspiracy and perjury charges after the Justice Department review. He was acquitted on five counts of illegal fund raising but the jury deadlocked on a conspiracy to extort a slush fund over 233000 dollars from contractors.
Gerald Bryan Gainous Jr., 24, twice climbed the White House fence on Thanksgiving and a second time ten days later. He allegedly penetrated grounds, came near Susan Ford, and told officials he sought a presidential pardon for his father. He is jailed awaiting trial.
Excavators at Mount Moriah Cemetery unearthed a crumbled coffin close to the Betsy Ross burial spot. The skeleton may belong to Betsy Ross or not, prompting questions about the court ordered relocation to the Betsy Ross House.
Cloudy Middletown forecast with lows in the mid-20s and highs mid-30s. A Betsy Ross remains search uncovers a coffin near her gravesite, with experts unsure if bones are hers and noting possible soil acidity could have destroyed identifying remains.
Premier Rashid Karami accused Israel of planning to invade Lebanon to rescue Jews in Wadi Abu Jamil, citing an English broadcast from Radio Israel. Israel denied the report as Karami pressed security council members and summoned the U.S. ambassador. the area remains a battlefield amid sectarian fighting and dwindling Jewish residents.
TOKYO AP Former Adm Shigeyoshi Inoue one of the Imperial Navy officers who opposed the war against the United States died Monday at his Yokosuka home. He was 86 and the last naval officer promoted to full admiral before Japan's defeat in World War II. As director of naval aviation he urged more air power over battleships.
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