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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1973

Page

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Prisoners Return Home Laughing and Healing at Clark

At Clark Air Base Philippines the 142 U S prisoners of war released from Hanoi and jungles of South Vietnam begin freedom. They undergo medical checks and processing while signing valentines and calling families. They soon prepare for flights to Travis Air Force Base California.

Clark Air Base Philippines United States Hanoi South Vietnam Travis Air Force Base California

Hamilton wife finally reunites with POW husband

Linda Dunn of Smalley Road learned her husband Army Captain John G. Dunn, prisoner since March 18, 1968, was released by the Viet Cong in South Vietnam. She described hearing the news on television after a long wait and travel from Ft. Benning to Hamilton.

Hamilton Linda Dunn Army John G. Dunn South Vietnam Lam Dong Province Dunn Hutchinson Kans Fairfield Miami University Kansas City

Prisoners and ceasefire charges traded in Loc Ninh exchange

Saigon government and Viet Cong exchanged hundreds more prisoners at Loc Ninh with 27 American captives freed Monday. U.S. C130s ferried prisoners between Bien Hoa and Loc Ninh as talks on ceasefire violations continue.

Loc Ninh Saigon U.S Thailand Bien Hoa Pleiku Quang Tri Hue Joint Military Commission Long Binh le Hien Hanoi

Ford Must Pay Seven Million Dollar Fine for Test Tampering

The Ford Motor Co. agreed to a combined seven million dollar penalty after pleading no contest to 350 criminal counts in Detroit and settling a civil suit. The case involves tampered antipollution test data for 1973 cars and prevents future violations.

Washington Ford Motor Co Ford Justice Department U.S. District Court Detroit Environmental Protection Agency

Cloudy Skies and Rain Forecast for Tonight and Wednesday

A weather notice predicts cloudy skies and rain tonight with lows in the mid 30s. Rain returns Wednesday with highs in the low 50s. Yesterday Middletown reached 41 with an overnight low of 22. state and national forecasts appear on page 3.

Middletown

Nixon Devalues Dollar Shultz Announces 10 Cent Cut

President Nixon orders a 10 cent devaluation to steady world money markets and restore confidence in the dollar. Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz described the move as part of three actions to aid consumers workers and businesses. The plan raises the official gold price to 42.22 dollars per ounce, with Congress needed for formal action, and takes effect immediately in foreign markets.

Washington Nixon Treasury George P. Shultz Shultz Congress

Gunmen release hostages after Dallas bar siege

Two teenage gunmen surrendered hours after holding 22 hostages near Dallas. One teen, Milton A Frank 18, escaped from a Terrell state mental hospital. They demanded a car and fuel for a getaway as police waited for the boy’s father from Las Vegas.

Dallas Tex Milton Allen Frank Las Vegas Milton A. Frank Esca State Mental Hospital Terrell, Tex

Stennis Inch by Inch Toward Home From Hospital

Sen. John C. Stennis lingering recovery after January shooting near his Washington home. Doctors at Walter Reed say his condition improved from very serious to serious and the prognosis from guarded to fair as he could be released in several weeks. assailants remain at large.

Washington (Ap John C. Stennis Walter Reed Army Medical Center Washington Stennis

Monroe seeks annexation of 357 acres in Lemon Township

Hamilton County Commissioners received a petition to annex 357 acres in Lemon Township to Monroe, with part of the land also targeted for Middletown. The Monroe petition, signed by five property owners but not Armco Steel or MADE, was forwarded to planning and review departments.

Hamilton Butler County Lemon Township Monroe Middletown George Jonson Armco Steel Corp MADE Middletown Area Development Enterprises Todhunter Road Carroll Ann Lane Penn Central County Planning Department

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