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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1971
Page
1
Reports from Saigon say 11,000 South Vietnamese troops crossed into Cambodia today, part of a larger push totaling about 50,000 ground forces. U.S. air support continued while ground fighting remained light with limited casualties on both sides.
Tokyo reports a mainland Chinese order to halt presses causing Hong Kong and Tokyo analysts to speculate on Mao's death, a new Indochina move, or the 4th National People's Congress. The New China News Agency briefly withheld a paragraph, then reissued it warning Nixon over nuclear use in Indochina and advised resuming printing.
Showers are expected with a high near 50s tomorrow while yesterday reached 27 and this morning opened at 34.
Apollo 14 profiles describe a roller coaster lunar orbit skimming the moonscape. Commander Shepard, Mitchell, and Roosa call the desolate region wild and fantastic as they prepare for a Friday landing and a nuclear science station setup.
Mary Sirhan describes her son Sirhan B. Sirhan as an animal in a cage while in isolation at San Quentin Death Row. She says visits are brief and the room is small, noting he grows pale and misses sun and air. She praises public support and hopes people understand the case.
An ice storm struck Laurey Indiana causing the town water tower to overflow amid sub zero temperatures. The event disrupted service and drew onlookers as freezing conditions persisted across the region.
Rolls Royce requests an official receiver after saying engine development costs for 600 RB211 engines for the Lockheed Tristar exceed assets. Trading halted on the London Stock Exchange amid a crisis tied to a fixed price contract and an estimated 115.4 million dollar loss. Prime Minister Heath’s cabinet met to discuss the firm’s finances.
A lighthearted look at how counting calories has become a common habit for many, shaping daily routines and food choices with a playful yet practical approach.
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