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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1969

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Berkeley Student Disturbance Leaves Officers Injured

Plain clothes officer forced back by rock throwing students at UC Berkeley as dissidents singled out the policeman. Twenty students arrested and three officers injured in the clash. AP report.

University of California In Berkeley

Rhodes pushes four year status for six branch colleges

Gov. Rhodes urged the Ohio legislature to upgrade six branch campuses to four year accredited state colleges including the Miami University Middletown campus. He named Ashtabula Canton Lima Mansfield and Zanesville as ready for consideration. The State of the State message also proposed a Department of Public Safety merging several crime fighting agencies and moving the Bureau of Motor Vehicles to commerce. He sought $75 million from Issue One to fund vocational programs and hinted at a 1970 U.S. Senate bid.

Columbus James A. Rhodes Miami University Middletown Ashtabula Canton Lima Mansfield Zanesville Rhodes Ohio Hamilton Newark Marion Warren Tuscarawas Columbiana Department of Public Safety Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation Consumer Frauds and Crimes Section Division of Criminal Activities Ohio Peace Officer Training Council Ohio Crime Commission 108Th General Assembly Department of Highway Safety Bureau of Motor Vehicles Department of Commerce Highway Patrol Civil Defense Ohio Law Enforcement Planning Agency Statehouse U.S. Senate Atty William B. Saxbe Senate

Viet government tightens Tet security in Saigon

Saigon cancels all military leaves from Feb 10 to Feb 17 to prevent a Tet offensive. Government forces go on 24/7 duty, following last year’s Viet Cong attack. U.S. says air strikes kill 36 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong. eight American crewmen die in a Marine helicopter collision near Da Nang. Radio Hanoi reports NLF committees spreading across nine provinces and about 300 villages to admin liberated areas.

Saigon Viet Cong Nuyyen van Thieu U.S da Nang Marine Corps South Vietnam

Peace Force Study for Vietnam Settlement in Paris

U S and South Vietnamese negotiators are weighing a three nation Asian neutral peace force to enforce any settlement. Japan Indonesia and Burma are most mentioned. North Vietnam and Viet Cong not involved in talks. The idea likely will not be raised until progress. The Geneva 1954 framework and ICC are under renewal discussions.

Paris U.S Vietnam Japan Indonesia Burma United States Hanoi Viet Cong National Liberation Front

Air Force Rescue Plane Ditches Off Formosa

A US Air Force HC130 rescue plane searching for survivors of the sunken Japanese freighter Shoka Maru crashed about 70 miles southeast of Formosa. Eleven to fourteen aboard, one survivor rescued, weather harsh with 37 mph gusts as rescuers divert to the crash site.

Tokyo Formosa U.S Japan Clark Air Base Philippines

Congress Considers House Action On Pay Raise for Congress

The decision to raise congressional pay by 12500 is left to the House where veto chances are slim. A Rules Committee hearing on several scuttling resolutions was scheduled. If no veto occurs before Lincoln's birthday recess, the pay hike and other top salaries could take effect February 14. Senate members debated the issue with mixed votes and strong opinions on fiscal impact.

Washington House House Rules Committee Congress Lincoln Senate Mike Mansfield Delaware John J. Wil

Ohio GIs Die In Vietnam Defense Dept Identifies Two

The Defense Department named two Ohioans among Vietnam War casualties. Army Pfc. Russell H. Ellis of Columbus was killed in action and Marine Pfc. Michael P. Rice of Cleveland died of non hostile causes.

Washington Defense Department Army Russell H. Ellis Columbus Michael P. Rice Cleveland

Weather outlook for Middletown area turns colder

Forecast shows cloudy conditions with a chance of light snow tonight or Thursday morning. Tonight's lows near the lower 20s, with little temperature change expected Thursday. Yesterday peaked at 44 degrees and this morning opened around 26.

Middletown

Community grocer closes after armed robberies in Seattle

Nick Dallas, a 60 year old Greek immigrant who ran a neighborhood grocery for 20 years, closes his doors after three recent armed robberies in two weeks. He laments shoplifting and robberies that left him unable to profit and fears for his safety as he leaves the store behind memories and a dilemma about his future.

Seattle Nick Dallas Dallas Greece

Navy Plans New Super-lighter Fighter For Carriers

The Navy revived jet interceptor plans with Grumman awarded a four year 928 million contract to develop the F-14 a swing wing fighter intended to replace the failed F111B. Officials aim to keep weight under 60000 pounds using titanium to improve carrier viability and plan eventual production of up to 463 aircraft at about 7.3 million each.

Washington Navy Pentagon Grumman Aircraft Grumman McNamara

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