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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1970

Page

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Smoking Larynx Damage Linked to Cigarette Use

New lab evidence links smoking to cell damage in the larynx with damage rising as smoking increases. Researchers from the Veterans Administration Hospital and the American Cancer Society studied autopsy larynges from 971 men and found heavy smokers showed higher rates of cell changes, some early cancer, while non-smokers had minimal damage.

New York Veterans Administration Hospital East Orange N.J American Cancer Society Cancer Oscar Auerbach New York Medical College Auerbach

Coal Miners To Discuss Strike In Southwestern PA and WV

Unionists in Southwestern Pennsylvania and West Virginia planned weekend meetings to decide on extending a sympathy strike for Joseph A. Yablonski. Police pursued clues in the killings of Yablonski his wife and daughter in Clarksburg, Pennsylvania.

Washington, Pa Pennsylvania West Virginia United Mine Workers Joseph A Jock” Yablonski Yablonski Clarksville UMW

City landfill visit labeled social event of the day

Residents crowded the city landfill amid a six day old strike by 66 workers. Officials reported piled garbage in a temporary area while negotiations with the union stalled. A magnet clean up and possible burning of material were planned as talks with federal mediation failed.

Robert Moschell The American Federation of State County and Municipal Employee AFL- Clc Moschell

Federal Troops Split Biafra Advancing From Owerri

Federal forces report capturing Owerri and advancing toward Uli airstrip linking Biafra to outside aid. Officials say 1st and 3rd divisions linked, ArOchukwu and two towns fell with heavy Biafran losses. federal losses light. Diplomatic concern grows over trapped Westerners in Biafra as rumors of Ali’s fall circulate.

Lagos Nigeria Owerri Uli Biafra Ali Paris France Soir Arochukwu

Russian Spaceman Pavel Belyayev Dies at 44

Moscow AP report says Soviet cosmonaut Col. Pavel Belyayev died Saturday at 44 after a long illness. He piloted Voskhod 2 from which Alexei Leonov made the first spacewalk in March 1965. Belyayev, a former Navy pilot, suffered an acute gastric hemorrhage and earlier leg injuries in 1960 parachute training.

Moscow Pavel Belyayev Belyayev Alexei Leonov Volga River Valley

Agnew says Americans misread Asia during Asia tour

Vice President Spiro T. Agnew told a Singapore crowd that Americans do not understand what is happening in Asian countries or the meaning of the U.S. presence. He spoke after meetings with a bank officer, a U.S. firm, and a dinner with Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew. He plans a stop in Bali before Australia and New Zealand.

Hamilton Springfield Bates S. Main Street Singapore Spiro T. Agnew Sev U.S Lee Kuan Yew Adam Malik Agnew Australia New Zealand Asia United States

Snow likely as forecasters predict 50 percent chance

Weather forecasters say there is a 50 percent chance of snow today and tonight. Highs will be in the upper 20s to low 30s, with Monday cloud cover and little temperature change.

Life on the Mississippi and Mennonite Aid Featured

The Journal highlights Mark Twain’s Mississippi River allure with Eddie Adams photos on page 37 and notes Mennonite aid worldwide with praise and thanks on page 8. The piece links historical fascination to modern reportage and humanitarian outreach.

Mississippi Mark Twain Associated Press Eddie Adams Twain Today Journal

Fire investigation ordered after nursing home deaths in Marietta

Gov. Rhodes said a separate nursing home code might be needed after a Friday fire at Harmer House killed 22 residents. Investigators probe origin as officials seal the damaged brick facility and test smoke materials. a report is expected in 7 to 10 days.

Rhodes Marietta Ohio James A. Rhodes General Assembly Harmer House John Burnworth Tom Sides Ohio Department of Health Washington County Cor Kenneth Owen Home State Health Department Emmett W. Arnold Ohio Welfare Denver L. White Sym Pathy

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