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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1971

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Hanoi closes its mailbox to Viet Cong letters

Paris peace talks receive five million letters this year as an appeals office in Hanoi stores mail to POWs. A storage cellar held by a dusted crate business is filled with soot and crates after a prior incident with the Concern for Prisoners of War.Mary Hendrix wrote to a North Vietnamese prison pen pal promising a photo, while Gary Burger sent Christmas poems to prisoners, his card staining the cellar floor.

Paris Concern For Prisoners of War Mary Hendrix Mary Prom Ised Gary Burger Vietnam

Eccentric Heir Arrested Over Threat to Nixon

Bridgeport Connecticut AP Michael James Brody 25 or 23 announced in 1970 he would give away a 36 million inheritance and was charged with threatening President Nixon. He was arrested Thursday and released on a 10000 dollar bond after calling the White House and telling the Secret Service Nixon he would come to Washington on Christmas and burn himself.

Bridgeport Conn Michael James Brody Nixon Asst U.S Randy Roeder Brody Roeder White House F. Felke Washington

Vandalized Switch Triggers Train Derailment in St Petersburg

A Seaboard Coastline train derailed near St Petersburg after a vandalized switch moved onto a spur to a junkyard. Twenty holiday travelers were hospitalized. no serious injuries reported. FBI and local authorities search for the saboteur.

ST. Petersburg Fila FBI Maj Herman Vincent Pinellas County Sheriff's Office Jacksonville

Christmas Stand-Down in Vietnam and Radar Strikes

Christmas cease fire suspended for 24 hours as U S forces report air raids on enemy radar sites in North Vietnam. F105s fired on radar positions near Vinh and Dong Hoi with unclear results while deeper strikes reached near Hanoi and Quang Lang MIG base. Command notes no U S aircraft damage and cites hostile radar activity as the cause.

Souausie Arces U.S. Command North Vietnam U.S Vinh Dong Hoi Hanoi de Secee Tees Quang Lang Mig

Weather Outlook Says Cold Front Arriving Tonight

The forecast describes cloudy and windy conditions with a sharp cool down. Temperatures will fall to lows in the lower western area as the front passes, bringing brisk winds and colder air through the night.

Chuckle The Bridge Game Triumphs Over Chatter

A lighthearted remark frames bridge as a battle of minds over talk, highlighting strategy and concentration in the card game.

North Vietnam Offers Release If U.S. Withdrawal Date Set

Bob Hope said a North Vietnamese official told him POWs would be freed tomorrow if Nixon sets a date for total U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam. Hope discussed the seven point plan with Nguyen Van Thanh and noted potential U.S. fund raising of about 10 million dollars.

Paris Nixon U.S South Vietnam North Vietnam

Nixon Christmas message foresees 1972 step toward world peace

President Nixon issued a Christmas message praising peace, reflection, and giving as the world faces 1972. He lauded Pope Paul VI's peace efforts and urged unity, charity, and the spirit of giving among people. The Pope’s New Year message was not yet released.

Washington Nixon Pope Paul

Collision Between US Cargo Ship and Soviet Trawler

A U S cargo ship the Jefferson Davis collided with a Soviet fishing trawler 26 miles off Barnegat Lighthouse New Jersey. The Jefferson Davis suffered a 10 by 6 foot hole but remained afloat and reached port with escort. The Russian vessel reported severe damage below the waterline but declined assistance. The Waterman Co of Wilmington Delaware owns the 600 foot vessel with a crew of 42 bound for the Middle East.

New York New Jersey U.S Coast Guard Davis Barnegat Jefferson Davis Waterman Co Wilmington Del Middle East

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