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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1968

Page

3

Lady Beats Off Attacker at Ranch

Mrs. Leda Dietz 81 and foreman Bill Niehof 67 were cut during a knife attack at a ranch. Dietz struck the assailant with a steel poker, who then fled. Julian Cerda 54 was held on assault with a deadly weapon charge.

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Johnson Grants Clemen cy At Record Pace In 1960s

President Johnson set a record for executive clemency with more pardons and commutations than Eisenhower in eight years. Through 1967 his administration approved 1,354 clemency acts while denying 2,713. California, New York, and Texas had the most cases, with narcotics leading in pardons and commutations.

Washington Johnson Dwight D. Eisenhower White House Eisenhower The United States Court of Last Resort John J. Williams R-Del Congressional Record Williams Johnsons John F. Kennedy California New York Texas

Echo Satellite Nearing End Of Journey

Echo I balloon satellite may burn up in Earth's atmosphere within weeks or fail to survive through 1968. Joseph H. Senne of Missouri University Rolla predicts a 50 50 chance of continuing orbit as Echo drifts toward Earth and reports its recent approach to 440 miles.

Rolla Earth Missouri University Joseph H. Senne Civil Engineering Senne

Court Asked To Restore Brunswick Police Chief

The Ohio Supreme Court was petitioned to return John Mrozik to his post as Brunswick police chief in Medina County. Mrozik was fired December 12, 1966 by Mayor Alwin E. Wolff after no charges were filed. a mandamus order had restored him, but an appellate court reversed and the case reached the high court.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Supreme Court John Mrozik Brunswick Medina County Mrozik Alwin E. Wolff Common Pleas Court

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