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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1971

Page

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Laos Drive Tests Nixon Withdrawal Strategy

The Laos operation raises stakes in Nixon withdrawal plan as South Vietnamese and American forces push into southern Laos. A clear success could speed troop removal while a major failure would threaten the May withdrawal stage and Vietnamization. Officials note Hanoi’s counterattacks and roadblock on the Ho Chi Minh Trail amid heavy losses for South Vietnamese forces.

Washington White House Laos Nixon U.S Vietnam Cambodia Ho Chi Minh Trail State Defense Department Thut Hanoi William P. Rogers South Vietnam Rogers Ho Chi Minh

South Vietnams Top General Dies In Crash

South Vietnam loses Lt Gen Do Cao Tri commander of the eastern Cambodia drive in a helicopter crash. US air forces report heavy raids on SAM sites in North Vietnam while Saigon says no progress in Laos as border actions continue.

Saigon North Vietnam South Vietnam Laos Nixon Indochina Do Cao Tri Cambodia Tay Ninh Newsweek Magazine Francois Sully

Storm Staggers Midwest and Diesels Across Nations

A late winter storm battered the Midwest with 12 to 15 foot drifts and 2 feet of snow in places. Seventeen people died across Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska as freezing rain and heavy snow crippled travel.

Associated Press Texas Oklahoma Kansas Missouri Nebraska Indiana Ohio Georgia Florida North South Carolina Ates Fayetteville N.C National Weather Service New York New England Ohio Valley Midwest Pennsylvania Santa Fe Garden City Kaw Los Angeles Trav Great Lakes

Columbus Tornado Damage Exceeds Half a Million

Tornadoes ripped through Columbus East Side late Monday injuring seven people and damaging homes, apartments, buses, and vehicles. A six mile path caused extensive debris. three hospitalized in fair condition and two more treated and released.

Columbus, Ohio Bexley National Weather Service

Weather Outlook: Snow Flurries Tonight With Cold Highs

Snow flurries are likely tonight as the cold wave pushes temperatures to about 25. Highs tomorrow should reach the 30s under cloudy skies. Yesterday's high was 65 and this morning's low was 30.

Ohio Special Unit to Probe Crooked Cops

Ally Gen William J Brown announced creation of a statewide special unit to investigate corrupt police. The unit will operate in counties upon request of prosecutors, with police chiefs possibly unaware of some inquiries. Brown also probes Dare To Be Great Inc a Florida firm selling self improvement programs.

Ohio William J. Brown Brown Columbus Dare To Be Great, Inc Florida

Chuckle about dieting and appetite clash in reduction

A humorous remark notes the paradox of dieting where reduced portions clash with a lingering appetite. It wryly contrasts appetite and restraint, suggesting a playful struggle with self control.

Inmate suit blocks California warden transfer at Chino

Seven inmates at Chino with 700 supporters sue in U S District Court to stop Supt Walter T Stone from being reassigned to Soledad. They claim civil rights violation while Stone praises reforms and contends the move will proceed despite the suit.

Chino, Calif California Institution For U.S. District Court Walter T. Stone State Soledad Prison San Francisco Stone Cohn State Director of Corrections China

Moral problems to come with longer lifespan

National Academy official warns aging may be manipulated by diet or drugs and that longer life could widen class gaps. He cites cost barriers, dehumanization, and future biomedicine issues such as genetics and artificial placenta, urging early institutional regulation and public education on science limits.

Tional Academy of Sciences Kass National Academy Committee On Life Sciences and Social Policy Academy

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