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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1971
Page
1
Mr and Mrs Robert Tauscheck in Kingsford Michigan reflect on the futures of their four sons Robbie 15 Paul 5 Billy 9 Joey 12 and sister Peggy 11 who all have crippling muscular dystrophy with no known cure.
A Cuban intelligence officer defected in London with new plots to export revolution, targeting South America from Santiago Chile. U S Navy patrol planes scouted Caribbean waters amid warnings Cuba will defend its territory, with Cuba placing naval and air units on alert at Havana.
The Ohio Education Association’s 30 member executive committee voted to lift sanctions on the state effective immediately. Sanctions were imposed Sept. 1, 1970, to protest school funding shortfalls. The move follows the General Assembly approving an education tax and appropriation package adding 388 million dollars over 19 months.
Forecasters expect a gradual warm up with temperatures edging above 40 as partly cloudy skies return. Light snow remains possible in northern Ohio, with showers likely tonight and Monday in the region as mild air moves in.
In Dacca, a Pakistani major tearfully recounted plans to fight to the last man as troops were disarmed and sent to prisoner camps in India. Indian paratroopers praised Pakistani resistance while Mukti Bahini claimed further gains against Razakars in Chandpur. Curfew kept Dacca quiet after a night of sporadic gunfire.
Nixon prepares for talks with British Prime Minister Edward Heath in Bermuda. The two day meeting will focus on Nixon’s China and Soviet Union trips and discuss world monetary problems and other economic issues. Strong areas of mutual interest include India Pakistan Southeast Asia the Mideast Africa and Europe.
Chicago AP Rev. Jesse Jackson announces a new group PUSH People United to Save Humanity to advance black consciousness into power. Attendees include Harold Sims Carl Stokes Ramsey Lewis and Jim Brown. PUSH plans divisions in ministry labor youth education and political medical efforts to unite moral leadership with practical assets.
A nostalgic look at the trolley system once common across Ohio and the Midwest, now memories in towns like Middletown as transit fades from daily life. The piece frames taxis and interurban lines as relics of a bygone era.
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