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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1971

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Israeli raid into Lebanon kills 10 Arabs and wounds many

Israeli commandos penetrated 28 miles into Lebanon killing 10 guerrillas at a coastal base and wounding several others. The raid, the deepest since 1968, targeted caves, houses, and a rocket launcher. Officials said six Israelis were wounded and noted the operation was retaliation for prior guerrilla raids.

Tel Aviv Lebanon Palestine Israel Beirut U.N New York Gunnar V. Jar

Miamisburg couple dispute POW match to son

A Navy spokesman ruled out a news magazine photo as their son Mark Dennis missing since a 1966 helicopter crash in Vietnam. The Dennises question fingerprint IDs on a burned body and consider exhumation, while awaiting confirmation from Lt. Paul Galanti’s family.

Dayton, Ohio Navy Miamisburg Mark Dennis Quang Tri Province South Vietnam Charles Dennis Newsweek Dennis Paul E. Galanti Richmond Dennises Mark Galanti

Bureaucrats Upstaged by Bird in Denver Helicopter Test

Denver aviation mechanic Bill Farington defied FAA and faced possible fines after testing a helicopter without a proper airworthiness certificate. The case drew satire from NATAPROBA, which praised Zartman for stepping back and dropping charges. Farington celebrated renewed zest for life.

Byvy FAA Ned K. Zartman Los Angeles Farington

Watch For Bucher Continues Watch For Bucher

Police and newsmen kept watch through heavy rains today for Swiss Ambassador Giovanni Bucher, but no indication when kidnappers would release him. Hundreds of police patrolled the hillside residence with orders to arrest the kidnapers as leftist guerrillas promised release after 70 prisoners were freed and flown to Chile.

Rio DE Janeiro Giovanni Bucher Bucher Chile Santiago Brazil

Wildcat Strike Hits New York Police Force

Hundreds of city officers led by the Patrolmen's Benevolent Association walked off patrols after a court decision left their $100 a month pay parity dispute unresolved. Brooklyn, Bronx and Manhattan precincts saw sparse coverage while City Hall readied emergency measures to protect public safety.

Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association Brooklyn Bronx Upper Manhattan Albany PBA Edward J. Kiernan John V. Lindsay Patrick V. Murphy Florida

Three neglected men named in whimsical quip

A playful line remarks that Whistler's Father Grandpa Moses and Lord Godiva are the three most neglected men in the world, a witty cultural aside with no further context.

Whistler Grandpa Moses Lord Godiva

Two Detroit Police Officers Fatally Shot in Street Altercation

In downtown Detroit two plainclothes officers were killed when they encountered a street quarrel. Officers Danny Watson 29 and William Wortman 28 were shot as they attempted to break up the fight and were pronounced dead after arrival at Detroit General Hospital. Police detained two suspects, one armed with a light automatic weapon.

Detroit Richard Boutin Boutin Danny Watson William Wortman Detroit General Hospital Watson

2-BIT HAIRCUT UNPATRIOTIC Barber Won't Yield To Inflation

Harrisonburg Virginia barber Strode Higginbottom who opened in 1938 still charges 25 cents for a haircut and 25 cents for a shave. He resists price hikes despite civic urging and boycott talk, citing age and steady income for him and his wife. On busy nights he gave over 100 haircuts, but now he slows after 62 years in the shop.

Harrisonburg Strode Higginbottom Higginbottom Shenandoah Valley Chamber of Commerce

Weather turns colder with overnight and tomorrow chill

A cloudy regime brings colder air with a forecast low in the upper teens tonight. Daybreak temperatures rise to the lower 30s with yesterday's high at 42 and this morning's low at 26.

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