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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1967
Page
3
Alabama's new governor Mrs. Wallace, first woman to lead a state in three decades, starts with a full day. She meets Cabinet at midmorning and addresses the legislature after lunch. Her address hints she may call a special session on road bonds and highway revenue.
Butler County Zoning Commission took no action on Roy and Mark Hollon’s request to rezone 145 acres from agricultural to general in dustry at Hamilton Lebanon Road. The related planning commission meeting was tabled for study and may be revisited Feb 14 or at a special session before county commissioners decide. About 23 people attended from Rt 63 area west of Monroe.
U Thant urged an emergency meeting between Israel and Syria to ease border tensions and avoid large scale fighting. Syria and Israel expressed willingness in principle but a meeting is not imminent.双方 blame each other for ongoing shooting and military buildup along the border.
The parents and wife of a Sidney, Ohio Marine were told over the weekend he was killed in action in Vietnam. The 22-year-old lance corporal was wounded January 11 and died January 14, per a Defense Department telegram. He was 예정 to leave Vietnam next week.
A Maoist call for unity appeared in the Kwang Ming Daily and NCNA reporting Mao’s army as the revolutionary core. The Albanian party backed Mao, while Red Guards and workers faced disruptions in Shanghai and other cities as the Liu faction’s influence was challenged.
A captured Viet Cong major says a B52 raid near the Iron Triangle killed 260 soldiers and dispersed a 1,500-man regiment north of Saigon. U.S. spokesmen confirm the front line unit scattered after the attack and 3,000 tons of rice were destroyed. The regiment’s commanding officer was AWOL at the time.
Sgt Ray Thom of the sheriff s department found a beer party on wheels at the edge of Oxford after responding to a radio notice about activity at Butler County Memorial Park. A truck toward Oxford had 18 Miami University fraternity members aboard, renting the vehicle for a weekend trip to Marietta College. Only beer cans were found besides the passengers, and Miami University security police took charge.
Carl T. Nessley, 65, longtime Ohio University faculty member and sports official, collapsed and died Monday night while delivering a speech at a faculty meeting in Athens, Ohio.
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