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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1969

Page

3

Pueblo Senior Oceanographer Details Cover Role in Ship Capture

Donnie R. Tuck, 31, a civilian oceanographer aboard the USS Pueblo, testifies he helped conduct hydrographic tests to cover the ship’s intelligence mission during the North Korean seizure. He says orders allowed testing away from main surveillance and near 13 miles from land, while crew members recall little briefing on the mission. Former Justice Goldberg calls for an independent tribunal to probe the seizure.

Coronado Calif Pueblo Donnie R. Tuck Lloyd Bucher Friar Tuck Tuck Harry Iredale III Navy Civil Service Defense Department Bucher Love Navy North Korea Banner Charles D. Law Jr Wendell Leach Law Chehalis Wash Leach Houston Tex New York Arthur J. Goldberg U.S. Supreme Court United Nations

College student swallows 210 goldfish for record

Charles Winfield, a 19 year old St Marys University sophomore from Pharr Texas, swallowed 210 live goldfish over 1 hour 40 minutes on campus drawing about 200 spectators. Officials hailed the act as a world record beating the 199 fish mark set in 1966.

San Antonio Tex Texas Charles Winfield Winfield St. Mary’s University St. Francis College Philadelphia Pharr

Impetus Forms For Preventive Detention Plan

Congress debates preventive detention to hold accused criminals without bail while awaiting trial. Bills would allow detention for those deemed a danger, despite due process concerns. Nixon backs tougher crime measures and a public defender program.

Washington Congress Nixon District of Columbia Chester Mize Kan House Mize Gerald Ford Michigan Ford Lawrence Speiser The American Civil Liberties Union Sam J. Ervin D-N.c Supreme Court Ervin Joseph D. Tydings D-Md

Prosecution Witness Ties Shaw to Oswald and Ferrie

Corrie Collins testified at Clay Shaw's conspiracy trial that he saw Shaw Oswald and Ferrie together in Clinton Louisiana in late August or early September 1963. Collins, a Baton Rouge civil rights worker and former head of Clinton COE, pointed out Shaw at the defense table and identified Ferrie in a photo as the man beside Shaw.

New Orleans Clay L. Shaw Shaw Lee Harvey Oswald David W. Ferrie Corrie C. Collins Baton Rouge Asst James L. Alcock Collins Oswald Ferrie Clinton Clay Shaw Congress of Racial Equality MGC

YMCA Candy Sale Plans for Local Youth Fundraiser

The YMCA will sponsor a candy sale for boys and girls in grades 3 through 8 to earn point credits toward prizes. Top prize is a bicycle. other rewards include T shirts shorts gym bag canteen croquet sets archery sets world globe and Y membership with camping at Camp Campbell Gard. Supplies drop at the YMCA at 10 a.m. Feb 15. contact Y youth director Al Shaffer for details.

The YMCA Camp Campbell Gard al Shaffer

Police Impounding Warning Issued by Traffic Bureau

Lt. Wilford Palmer of the traffic bureau warned that drivers with two or more parking citations face impoundment. The public is advised to call the bureau at 424-1962 if unsure how many citations they have.

Wilford Palmer Division of Police Palmer

Five Million Americans Work in Sales Occupations

The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports an estimated five million Americans are employed in sales occupations across the United States. The figure reflects the breadth of roles from retail clerks to sales representatives and managers.

Bureau of Labor Statistics

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