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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1967

Page

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Koreans Claim High Motivation Behind Vietnam Aid

South Korean forces in Vietnam report 243 enemy kills in a three hour battle with North Vietnamese regulars. General Chae Myung Shin says better firepower and helicopter support would enhance guerrilla operations behind enemy lines while stressing strong resolve and gratitude to the United States for aid.

Saigon South Vietnam Chae Myung Shin Vietnam Chae William C. Westmoreland

Ulysses Film Faces Censors in Chicago and Maryland

The Ulysses movie premieres March 14 in select theaters amid censorship battles. Chicago police review rules clash with distributors who refuse advance screenings, while Maryland threatens action if the film is not submitted. New York distributors cite past court rulings in defense of broad access to the Joyce adaptation.

Ulysses Chicago Rober Murphy Sgt. Murphy Joyce Behan Brendan Behan Maryland Board of Motion Picture Censors Elwood Gebhart New York Walter Reade-Sterling, Inc John M.woolsey United States Joseph Strick Dublin U.S Irving Cushman Supreme Court Homer Leopold Bloom

CIA Chief Faces Senate Probe Over Covert Funds

Washington AP report says Richard Helms testifies before a Senate Armed Services subcommittee amid disclosures the CIA channeled money to groups via foundations including the National Student Association. Senator Mansfield urges open, aboveboard intelligence work and strong oversight.

Washington Senate Mike Manfield Richard Helms Central Intelligence Agency Senate Armed Services CIA National Student Association Mansfield Helms Johnson The Washington Post Institute For Labor Research Socialist Party Norman Thomas CMA Post J. M. Kaplan Fund New York Costa Rica Dominican Republic Dominican Republic and A Te Eoneper Eal Ne Thomas Kaplan Fund Labor Institute

Freedom of speech in China limited by regime

The statement notes that freedom of speech exists in theory in Communist China but in practice is constrained. It suggests that individuals may speak freely only to a limited extent and acknowledges state controls over expression.

Communist China

Weather Low Teens And Cloudy For Wednesday Outlook

Tonight will be fair and cold with a low in the teens. Wednesday turns cloudy and warmer with a high in the 40s. Yesterday’s high reached 4, overnight low 14, and today at 11 a.m. the temperature is 13.

SAMs Not Worth Stealing McNamara Says

Pentagon figures show North Vietnam's Soviet made surface to air missiles hit U S planes at a low rate. Defense Secretary Robert McNamara tells Congress the missiles are not worth stealing. Despite few kills, guns and radar countermeasures complicate use of the SAM system in the Hanoi area.

Washington Pentagon North Vietnam U.S Secretary of Defense Robert 5. McNamara Congress Hanoi Senate Armed Services Committee McNamara Stephen M. Young D-Ohio China Soviet Union

Freed after rights not read in family killer case

New York judge dismisses indictment against Jose Suarez, held that his confession to killing his wife and six children was invalid after he was not informed of his right to counsel. The decision follows a Supreme Court ruling in Miranda v. Arizona and mirrors similar releases in NYC.

New York U.S. Supreme Court State Supreme Court Michael Kern Jose Suarez New York City Supreme Court Kern Suarez Ernest A. Miranda Phoenix Miranda Maria Torres

Italy Burns Millions In Stamps

Rome reports the Italian government is burning 57 million unsold postage stamps from 1859 to 1963 to clear the Postal Ministry’s shelves. The four day destruction aims to prevent market deflation, despite distress among collectors and a scene watched in the Bank of Italy furnaces.

Rome Postal Administration Bank of Italy

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