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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1972

Page

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Ed ith Hughes book tale widens as Irving admits no meetings

The Los Angeles Times reports Clif ford Irving and his aide Richard Suskind admitted they never met Howard Hughes. The pair also withheld details of the manuscript while seeking legal protection for Irving’s wife Edith who deposited and withdrew 650000 dollars to Hughes via a Swiss bank. Federal state probe probes perjury forgery and mail fraud with grand juries in New York and Miami.

Associated Press Los Angeles Times Clifford Irving Howard R. Hughes The Times Irving Richard R. Suskind Suskind Edith U.S New York John J. Goldman Robert L. Jackson Helga R. Hughes McGraw-Hill Publishing Co H.R. Hughes the Times New York Times Seymour Manhattan Nina van Pallandt Federal Grand Jury van Pallandt Maheu Peter Irvings Spanish Ibiza Mexico Hughes Nevada Los Angeles Hughes Tool Co Hughes Tool

Mass breakout at Warrensville Workhouse prompts negligence probe

Nineteen inmates escaped Warrensville Workhouse by sawing bars in a gym, climbing to the roof, and leaping 24 feet to ground. Officials say the incident may be the institution's largest escape, triggering an investigation into possible negligence while several escapees were recaptured or at large.

Cleveland, Ohio Warrensville Joseph Katona Jerome Smith Cuyahoga County Albert Brockhurst Lakewood Workhouse Kenneth Cooley Warrensville Heights

Nixon pledges no more concessions to North Vietnam

President Nixon declares no further concessions to Hanoi until it negotiates his eight point peace plan and criticizes Democratic challengers for urging caution. He dismisses taxes and busing reforms while promising to limit property taxes and explores a constitutional amendment idea. He cites leaks on top level talks but says evidence is insufficient to prosecute.

Washington Nixon White House U.S Hoever Jack Anderson

Weather outlook with light snow tonight and warmer tomorrow

A cloudy night brings a chance of light snow and lows in the middle to upper 20s. Tomorrow turns cloudy and warmer with a chance of snow or rain and a high in the 40s. Yesterday's high reached 29 and the overnight low was 22.

Ohio Newspaper Boy of the Year Named for McMahon

Middletown Journal carrier William McMahon 17 will be named Ohio Newspaper Boy of the Year by the Ohio Newspapers Association in Columbus tonight. He wins the Glenn L. Cox Award senior division, with Richard Alley 14 of Worthington as junior winner. McMahon, son of William J. and Mrs. McMahon, carries 115 subscribers on a route earned through insistence, punctuality and courtesy. He plans to attend Miami University as a science major and has earned varsity letters in cross country and track.

Middletown Journal William McMahon Ohio Ohio Newspapers Association Columbus Glenn L. Cox McMahon Richard Alley Worthington Alley Columbus Dispatch Frank Myers The Journal Bill McMahon Bill William J. McMahon Fulton Lane YMCA National Rifle Association Fenwick High Miami University Oxford Robert Hedrick ONA Ohio Circulation Managers Association Akron

No-Fault Auto Insurance Bill In Legislature

Rep. Howard Knight introduces a no fault auto insurance bill in Ohio offering up to 2000 dollars for medical costs and lost income regardless of fault. The plan allows suing the at fault driver for other damages and has broad support from lawyers and insurers.

Columbus Ohio Howard Knight Rising Sun Knight Fremont Robert Levitt Canton

FD C Red No 2 Dye Under Attack By Nader

Dr. Sidney M. Wolfe of Ralph Nader's Health Research Group urges the FDA to permanently ban the coal tar derived dye FD C Red No 2 used in about 28 million dollars of daily food production. He cites NAS studies and rat tumor evidence as the basis for action.

Washington Food and Drug Administration Sidney M. Wolfe Ralph Nader Health Research Group FDA FD & C

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