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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1973

Page

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North Vietnam ready to resume POW releases if security guaranteed

North Vietnam says it will restart freeing American prisoners of war once the Saigon Joint Military Commission ensures security for its members in South Vietnam cities. Nguyen Thanh Le and other officials urged protection amid protests in Hue and Da Nang as Rogers and Trinh meet. A formal peacekeeping declaration is being drafted to be signed by weekend.

Paris North Vietnam Joint Military Commission Saigon South Vietnam Nguyen Thanh le Hue da Nang William P. Rogers Nguyen Duy Trinh Trinh Nguyen Thi Binh Rogers Mrs. Binh Tran van Lam International Conference Center Avenue Kleber Nixon U. S McCloskey United States

Homecoming of P.O.W. Lt Col Purcell Ends Nine-Year Absence

Lt Col Robert B. Purcell returns to suburban Louisville with his wife Marian and five children after nearly nine years away, including eight as a prisoner of war in North Vietnam. He plans to celebrate Christmas with his family, visit Florida, and begin training freed POWs to fly again, saying he would fly in combat if needed. He was shot down on July 27, 1965, while piloting an F-105 Thunderchief.

Louisville Robert B. Purcell Purcell North Vietnam Marian Wright-Patterson Air Base Ohio Florida Ohio Air Force Base

Ohio crowds jam hearings on women's rights amendment

Hundreds fill the 300 capacity House hearing room in Columbus as the federal women's rights amendment draws supporters and opponents. Rep. Michael Del Bane says rotating testimony failed. next week includes another opposition hearing before a possible House vote. Martha Griffiths defends the measure against claims it harms family rights.

Columbus Ohio Statehouse Michael del Bane Hubbard House State Government Committee del Bane House Rules Committee Senate Rules Committee Martha Griffiths D-Mich

Koreans Elect Park's Party With Two-Thirds Majority

With four districts incomplete the Democratic Republican party held 71 seats to 51 for the New Democratic party and 1 for the Democratic Unification party while independents had 19. Park's party led in two remaining districts and would likely control 146 of 219 seats after presidential appointments.

Seoul Korea Chung Hee Park Democratic Republican Party National Assembly Central Election Committee Government Party New Democratic Party Democratic Unification Party Park

Weather outlook with showers in the weekend forecast

Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the mid-30s. Clouds bring highs in the 50s tomorrow and a chance of showers Friday through Sunday with similar highs. Yesterday Middletown reached 33 degrees and a 30 degree overnight.

Middletown

Farm prices blamed for January rise in grocery costs

The Agriculture Department reports a 2.5 percent jump in retail food costs in January driven by record highs in beef and pork. The market basket cost rose to 1375 dollars annually, with farmers taking 588 dollars and middlemen 787 dollars. Beef and pork led the increases along with eggs and poultry, while the farm value and retail shares show the distribution of costs across the supply chain.

Washington Agriculture Department

Warren County doctors and druggists seek relief

Warren County health care vendors report a financial crisis as the state welfare department fails to honor medical cards. Doctors dentists and druggists refuse or limit services for cardholders causing cutbacks in patient care and a drop in business, especially for nursing home residents.

Warren County Lebanon State Welfare Department

Indians siege Wounded Knee vow to die if needed

About 200 members of the American Indian Movement seized control of Wounded Knee South Dakota and held roughly 10 residents hostage in four or five buildings. An AIM leader said they would die if necessary unless their demands were met as around 90 law enforcement officers sealed the area. Sources reported shots fired at approaching cars and that a Catholic priest was among the hostages.

Wounded Knee S.d.ap American Indian Movement AIM Pine Ridge South Dakota Joseph H. Trimbach FBI Minneapolis

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