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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1970

Page

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Ohio student collects bottles to fund Hawaii trip

Dee Hudson, 19, a sophomore at Ohio Dominican College in Columbus, gathers hundreds of refundable bottles to raise money for a trip to Hawaii and a reunion with her fiance, Army Sgt. Mark Hannan. She expects she will need at least 15,000 bottles to cover the trip expenses.

Dee Hudson Ohio Dominican College Columbus Hawaii Army Mark Hannan Vietnam

B52 Raid Targets Red Bases Along Central Highlands Border

U S air forces unleashed B52 raids along the Ben Het Cam bodian border region in the Central Highlands with about 30 bombers striking key areas on Monday night. The strikes come as U S officials warn of possible North Vietnamese attacks from regiments 66 and 28 in the Duc Lap Bu Prang area, aiming to blunt a potential siege on Special Forces camps. American commanders say bombardment aims to reduce a continuing threat and disrupt enemy preparations.

Central Highlands Highlands Ben Het-Cambodian Saigon Ben Het Duc Lap Bu Prang

Phoenix program under Senate inquiry sparks assassination label

The Phoenix plan in South Vietnam aimed to capture convert or kill Viet Cong leaders as part of pacification. Senate Foreign Relations Committee led by Sen. Fulbright opens hearings on U S aid and advisory operations in Vietnam with nine officials testifying. A staff report cites 450 advisory personnel and about 15 000 Viet Cong members neutralized in 1968 to 1969, with a rising kill ratio.

Washington South Vietnam Senate J. W. Fulbright D-Ark Senate Foreign Relations Fulbright Phoenix U.S Vietnam Richard M. Moose James G. Lowenstein Berkeley New York Fifth Avenue City Hall Criminal Court Building

Supreme Court to study courtroom turmoil next week

The Supreme Court plans to hear arguments on whether a judge may remove, bind and gag, or confine an unruly defendant. The cases connect to the Chicago 7 and a Chicago armed holdup defendant, William Allen, with remarks and contempt findings prompting appeals.

Washington Supreme Court Chica

Ingold Takes Over Selective Service as Acting Director

Col. Dee Ingold becomes acting director succeeding Gen. Lewis B. Hershey. Hershey told newsmen that Ingold plans no immediate changes to the draft system but expects to implement his own approach and staff once in command.

Lewis B. Hershey Col Dee Ingold Selective Service Hershey Newsmen Ingold

Riot Trial Sparks Nationwide Unrest From Chicago Case

Demonstrations flared in California and New York after Chicago riot conspiracy defendants were sentenced for contempt. About 2,000 in New York and 1,000 in Berkeley clashed with police while 2,000 in San Francisco rallied peacefully over Judge Hoffman’s weekend Chicago sentences.

California New York Chicago Berkeley Calif San Francisco U.S. Dist Julius J. Hoffman

Chicago 7 Jury Hopes For Deadlock In Riot Conspiracy Case

Federal jury nears verdict on seven men charged with riot conspiracy tied to the 1968 Democratic National Convention. Defense seeks bond pending appeals after contempt sentences. judges delay payments to May 4. Attorneys Kunstler and Weinglas free. jurors labor over up to 20,000 pages of testimony with 200 witnesses.

Chicago Julius J. Hoffman U.S. District Court Thomas P. Sullivan U.S. 7Th Circuit Court of Appeals Sullivan Cook County William M. Kunstler Leonard I. Weinglass Hoffman Kunstler Kunster Weinglass

Middletown Forecast Calls for Mild Tonight and Warmer Wednesday

The Middletown area forecast predicts fair and not very cold conditions tonight with lows in the lower 30s. Partly cloudy and warmer on Wednesday with highs in the upper 50s. Yesterday's high reached 33 and this morning's low was 19.

Middletown

Jet liner diverted to Cuba after hijack near Florida

Arrow marks Miami bound Eastern Air Lines jet from Newark with 194 aboard. The plane was diverted Monday about 150 miles east of Jacksonville after the hijacker displayed a bomb and forced the flight to Cuba, according to FAA officials.

Arrow Miami Eastern Air Lines Newark N.J Jacksonville Fla Cuba FAA

Senate panel backs Carswell for Supreme Court

The Judiciary Committee endorsed G Harold Carswell 13 to 4 despite civil rights and labor opposition from the NAACP and AFL CIO. Critics call the vote a rebuke to liberal groups while lawmakers note strong bipartisan support as confirmation followed a prior GOP split in rejecting a different nominee.

Washington Senate Judiciary Committee G. Harrold Carswell Supreme Court Senate Clarence Mitchell National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Leadership Conference On Civil Rights Afl-Cio Miami Beach Carswell U.S Appeals Court GOP Nixon Clement F. Haynsworth Jr Greenville S.C

Manson Trial Judge Accused Of Bias Over Skit

Los Angeles petition claims Superior Court Judge William B. Keene compromised himself by watching a skit titled A Family That Stays Together Stays Together at a bar association event. Robert S. Levy, a 35-year-old producer, argues the judge had prior knowledge of the performance. Other attendees included Judge George M. Dell who has handled pretrial matters in the case.

Charles M. Manson Robert S. Levy Superior Court William B. Keene Los Angeles County Inal Courts Bar Association Levy California Court of Appeal Keene George M. Dell Manson

Israeli Jets Hit Egyptian Bases Across Auez Canal

Israeli jets struck bunkers antiaircraft positions motor posts and army camps on the west bank of the Auez Canal in a two hour raid the spokesman said all planes returned safely. Separate clashes left eight Gaza residents wounded by a hand grenade and an Israeli soldier wounded by a mine near Nahal Dikla.

Tel Aviv Auez Canal West Bank Gaza Strip Gaza City Nahal Dikla

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