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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1973

Page

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Stennis Undergoes Surgery After Holdup Shooting

Senator John C. Stennis of Mississippi, chair of the Senate Armed Services Committee, underwent surgery early today a week after a holdup shooting. A hospital spokesman said his prognosis is grave and listed the condition as serious.

Washington John C. Stennis Dmiss Senate Armed Services Committee Maj Frank Garland Walter Reed Army Medical Center Stennis Garland

Driver found guilty in second degree manslaughter case

Franklin David Egleston, 22, of 8792 Chamberlain Road was found guilty in Municipal Court on a second degree manslaughter charge from a Oct. 14 crash on I 75 near the Montgomery County line. He received six months in jail with all but six days suspended, a $100 fine and a one year driving suspension, plus a $50 fine on a failing to keep assured clear distance charge.

Franklin David Egleston Chamberlain Road Montgomery County Egleston Catherine Johnston Medway

POW Release Talks Hint At Mid February Timing

ICCS chairman Michel Gauvin suggested American prisoners may be freed around February 10, with subsequent release of Vietnamese detainees in South Vietnam. The U.S. has withdrawn 2,000 troops in four days, reducing forces to under 20,000, and the cease fire requires all U.S. forces out and all prisoners freed by March 28. Three ICCS teams could be ready on two hours notice.

Michel Gauvin Canada International Commission For Control and Supervision ICCS Commission Hanoi Vietnam An Loc Saigon Phu Hoa U.S Joint Military Commission United States North South Vietnam International Commission Indonesia Hungary Poland Bien Hoa Phan Thiet My Tho Can Tho

Downtown mall project gains ground in Middletown

R Paul Christiansen says private enterprise must finish what public investment starts as Middletown plans a 2.5 million canopy and a 1.6 million parking garage near Broad Street. Construction begins April with substantial completion by next Thanksgiving and year end for garage work.

Thom Hall Journal R. Paul Christiansen Communit Development Middletown Christiansen

Dayton firm acquires Paine Publishing Co in education deal

A Middletown firm producing educational materials has been acquired by Creative Sights and Sounds of Dayton. Paine Publishing Co founded 1908 operates a Dayton retail store serving about 30 000 teacher customers nationwide. Carol J Helmers president confirms the Dayton office remains.

Middletown Paine Publishing, Co Dayton Sunset Drive Manchester Road Cope Carol J. Helmers Paine Publishing United States

Middletown Forecast Sees Cloudy Skies and 30s Tonight

The Middletown area should see cloudy skies and temperatures in the 30s tonight. Wednesday is expected cooler with highs in the 40s. Yesterday’s high reached 58 with a 40 degree overnight low. National and state forecasts and the weather map appear on page 8.

Middletown

Protestant militants call one day strike in Northern Ireland

In Belfast Protestant militants led by the United Loyalist Council stage a one day strike to protest detention without trial under new antiterrorist laws. They protest the detention of Ulster Defense Association members William Halsall and Sam Macreary as the first such detentions under the act. William Whitelaw faces government pressure amid claims of a crackdown to appease Catholics.

Belfast Northern Ireland United Loyalist Council Ulster Defense Association William Halsall Sam Macreary Romanee Irish Ican William Whitelaw

Dominican Republic hunts Cuban guerrillas and ex president

Dominican Republic authorities say Cuban guerrillas landed near Santo Domingo and remain at large in Azua Province. Ex President Juan Bosch denies involvement and calls charges lies while security forces raid his home. The Balaguer government claims the country is peaceful as several radio stations are shut.

Santo Domingo Dominican Republic Cuba Juan Bosch Bosch Joaquin Balaguer

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