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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1975

Page

12

McCarthy Announces 1976 Independent Presidential Bid

Former Senator Eugene J. McCarthy declares he will run for president in 1976 as an independent. He criticizes the Democratic Party as hedging on major issues and vows better solutions, drawing support from his 1968 Wisconsin campaign backers.

Madison Wis Eugene J. McCarthy Minnesota McCarthy Fred R. Harris Oklahoma Harris Concord N.H New Hampshire U.S Vietnam Lyndon B. Johnson Wisconsin Committee For A Constitutional Presidency Democratic Party Richard M. Nixon Democrats

City commissioner aids in Miami robbery capture

Miami City Commissioner J L Plummer, 42, helped police halt a robbery after spotting three youths beating Humbert Pinola. Officer Gerald Green leaped from a car, chased the suspects, and Plummer boxed in the largest youth with handcuffs. Victim suffered a beating for $2.

Miami J.L. Plummer Plummer Gerald Green Green Humbert Pinola

Births and dismissals listed for area residents

The notice reports births to Mr. and Mrs. Molnar Draut Ditmyer Chartrand Ball and other area families with addresses. It also lists numerous hospital dismissals including Effie J. Ballard J.C. Bentley Mary Chilton Fred Fiedler and many more patients by name and street or city affiliations. It notes a Middletown Hospital patient number 424-1871 for Galen L. Proctor and references several local residents' discharge statuses.

Thomas E. Molnar Schirm Drive Robert Draut Talton Drive Joseph W. Ditmyer Todhunter Road Arthur Chartrand Wilson St Eldon Ball Knollbrook Drive Franklin Effie J. Ballard Verity Parkway J.C. Bentley Lorraine Drive Mary E. Chilton Springboro Fred Fiedler William A. Goodman Trenton August Hahn Park Lane Jesse T. Holbrook S. Sutphin St William H. Langdon Allen Road Holly Martin Michael Martin Camden Gertrude A. Newcomb Browns Run Road Roy Newlin Garfield St Denise M. Pate Viola Pate Franklin- Trenton Brent Peltier Stan Peltier Ross St Warren C. Rupp Jr Germantown James L. Stump William Tucker Valerie D. Watson Wicklow Drive Mollie M. Whisman Locust St Stella F. Wilhide Woodlawn Ave Kenneth Young David Masten Clyde Masten Lebanon Jimmy L. Rhule James Ross Rhonda Sampson George Sampson Glen Spencer Emma Jean Boxwell Brentwood St Richard Brannaman Elk Creek Road Lee Roy Graham Germantown Road Pearl Sparks University Blvd Floyd Starr S. Main St Weldon Workman James Anders Highland St Charles W. Beattie Aberdeen Drive William Bowlin Jewell Ave Ralph Bush Pershing Ave James Craycraft Hawkins Road Larry Deck Wrenn Court Timothy Lawson Ohio Ave Donald R. Long Farmersville Galen L. Proctor James Proctor Fiesta Way Middletown

Wagnerian tenor Max Lorenz dies at 72 in Vienna

Wagnerian tenor Max Lorenz died in Vienna at age 72. He had retired in 1962 after a long stage career with renowned performances and associations in Austrian and German opera.

Vienna Austria Max Lorenz

Nixon owes back taxes for 1969 and 1970 72

The IRS says former President Nixon has paid back taxes for 1970 through 1972 but has not paid the $148,081 for 1969. The total assessed was $432,787 with interest and a 5 percent negligence penalty. The 1969 amount was due despite the statute expiring.

Washington Internal Revenue Service Richard M Nixon IRS Nixon Donald C. Alexander

Heinz recalls dry baby cereal nationwide over aluminum fragments

Heinz U.S.A. voluntarily recalls Instant Rice Cereal Instant Barley Cereal Instant Oatmeal Cereal Instant Mixed Cereal and Instant High Protein Cereal after small aluminum fragments found in two boxes. No injuries reported. refunds issued upon mailback of box tops. Production halted for redesign. resume in weeks.

Pittsburgh H.J Heinz Co Charlotte N.C Raymond F. Good Heinz U.S.A Heinz P.O

Moderate offshore California quake registered 4.7

The 4.7 magnitude quake lasted about 15 seconds and was felt from Los Angeles County to as far south as San Clemente Island. Caltech Seismological Laboratory confirmed the event with center 18 miles off San Clemente Island and 55 miles west of San Diego. no damage reported.

Pasadena Calif California California Institute of Technology Seismological Laboratory James Brune Scripps Institution of Oceanography San Clemente Island San Diego Los Angeles County

OECD projects U.S. population growth to 300 million by 2000

The OECD predicts U.S. population rising from 202 million in 1970 to 248 million by 1985 and 300 million by 2000 based on a fertility rate of 2.77 children per woman. It places those under 15 at 59 million now, rising to 69 million in 1985 and 82 million in 2000.

Paris United States Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development

Ex Ohio justice Lamneck dies at 83 in Dover

Former Ohio Supreme Court Justice John Lamneck died at his home in New Philadelphia age 83 from an apparent heart attack. Funeral services were set for Wednesday at 1 30 p m at Meese Bierne funeral home in Dover. Lamneck served 39 years as a judge and four years as state welfare director under Gov. Lausche and became the youngest judge in the state in 1924.

New Philadelphia Ohio Ohio Supreme Court John Lamneck Meese-Bierne Dover Lamneck Frank Lausche

Heavy fighting around Neak Luong on Mekong River

Khmer Rouge rebels press a two week blockade of the Mekong River town Neak Luong as government troops defend the east and west banks. River convoys from Saigon halted, roads into Phnom Penh cut, defense reports say.

Phnom Penh Cambodia Mekong Neak Luong Khmer Rouge Saigon West Bank

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