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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1967

Page

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Hair Length Debate Sparks Barber Insight About Kennedy

Kennedy barber Alexander Culver, with 34 years at the job, says the senator's hair "isn't all that long" and fits him well. The anecdote follows a constituent sending a $2 check urging a trim after wind‑blown photos. The barber notes the appearance varies with wind and photos.

Washington Robert F. Kennedy Alexander Culver New York Democrat Kennedy Emanuel F. Manheimer Ossining

UN condemns sinking of S Korean patrol boat in Korean War armistice context

At Panmunjom the UN command denounces the sinking of a 60 ton South Korean patrol craft with 40 sailors killed or missing as a murderous assault on a peaceful non hostie mission. Maj. Gen. Ciccolella frames the incident as a grave armistice violation and seeks action from the four nation Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission.

Panmunjom Korea U.S. Army Richard G Ciccolella Joint Military Armistice Commissio Ciccolella Gore

Five Die In Butler County Traffic Toll Drops To Six In 24 Hours

Five people died in four separate accidents across Butler and Warren counties. In Warren County a Franklin girl Miss Ballard, 17, was killed when a car veered across a median and overturned on Ohio 73 near Franklin. Driver Carol Ann Gabard, 19, and passenger Eugene Abner, 24, were injured. another passenger Elmer Caudill, 23, escaped injury. In Butler County Dock McCullough 23 died on Woodside Road when his car overturned and pinned him. Albert Keeler 15 and Randy Ledford 2 died in separate crashes on Ohio 177 near Hamilton. Connie Adkins 5 and Betty Ballard 17 were among others involved in crashes on Tuley Road near Hamilton. Adkins died at the scene, Woods treated for injuries. Robert Elwood 24 died when his car struck a pole and culvert on Ohio 177 west of Hamilton. The Warren County toll rises to two for the year with Ballard’s death.

Butler County Franklin Warren County Albert William Keeler Recaterd Drive Hamilton Randy Ledferd Western Ave Connie Adkins Cornell Ave Robert Elwood Stillwell Mieckey Road Betty Bellard Olive S&. Prenklin Miss Ballard Ohio 73 Carol Ann Gabbard Olive St Frank Eugene Abner Union Road Miamisburg Elmer Caudill Duncan Springboro Thomas Ballard Oliver William Jerry Eddie Linda Deborah Tennie Powell Maysvie Franklin McCullough Wodsdale Road Trento McCullough Gransie Hughes Garret Boone Keeler Ledford Ohio Hamilton-Richmond Road Fort Hamilton Hospital Boone Cliff Dye Sheriff's Department Miss Adkins Tuley Road Five Points Dye Kenneth P. Bippus Donna Moreland Laurel Ave Mildred Woods Shuler Ave Bippus Lt. Dye James M. Dixon Ramilton-Mason Road Miss Woods Dixon Mercy Hospital Miss Moreland Elwood Ohio 177 Harold May Vietnam

Cost Of Living Still Up In 1967 Forecast

Government official Arthur M. Ross of the Bureau of Labor Statistics says 1967 living costs will rise about 25 percent, less than the 1966 3.3 percent jump, with food up around 2 percent and clothing up about 2 percent. Final 1966 figures show the consumer price index at 114.7, a 3.3 percent increase—the largest since 1957.

Washington Arthur M. Ross Bureau of Labor Statistics Ross

Indonesian Students Demand End to Sukarno Rule

About 2000 students protested outside the army headquarters in Jakarta accusing President Sukarno of communism and involvement in the Oct 1 1965 coup. Troops surrounded the building while a deputy promised to deliver demands to Suharto.

Jakarta Indonesia Sukarno Bogor Suharto Press

China Civil War Claims Roil Peking as Lin Piao Quoted

An AP dispatch reports Communist Defense Minister Lin Piao quoted declaring the entire country in a state of civil war. The claim appeared on wall bulletins in Peking without official confirmation amid ongoing power struggle against Liu Shao Chi and pressure to restore Mao Zedong.

Tokyo Lin Piao Mao Tsetung Tokyo Yomiuri Lin Liu Shao-chi Mao Lin Yutang Manila China Taipei Formosa

Kerr Firing Triggers California Political Fallout

Berkeley based University of California President Clark Kerr was ousted by the Board of Regents in a 14 to 8 vote amid a budget and tuition dispute. Governor Reagan and Regent Randolph Hearst were part of the leadership framing the action, while Kerr accused partisan politics behind the decision and UC officials named Harry Wellman as acting president.

Reagan Kerr Regents Imme Tively Los Angeles Harry Wellman

Baker Denies Pocketing Campaign Funds In Senate Trial

Bob Baker testified he sought help from Capitol Hill friends Lyndon Johnson and Robert Kerr to finance the Carousel Motel project in Ocean City Maryland. He claimed Kerr arranged a $280000 loan and provided 59000 in installments, with about 100000 of California donor funds turned over to Kerr, while prosecutors say Baker kept 80000 of the money for the motel.

Washington Bobby Baker Capitol Hill Lyndon B. Johnson Sen Robert S. Kerr D-Okla Senate Democrats Ocean City Capitol Johnson Baker Sen. Kerr Kerr Oklahoma City California Savings and Loans California

Ohio Weather Improves With Mild Forecast Ahead

After a cool start to the week Ohio sees a warmer trend with highs in the 60s forecast for tomorrow and a low around 45. Partly cloudy nights and a chance of rain accompany the daytime warmth as most areas report clear skies today and highs in the upper 50s to mid 60s this afternoon.

Ohio

Saxbe Seeks Court Ruling Over Pension Fund Transfer

Ohio Attorney General William B. Saxbe filed a mandamus suit in Columbus to compel trustees of Martins Ferry police and fire pension funds to turn over assets to the state agency. The action, on behalf of the State Police and Fireman's Pension Fund Board, aims to centralize about 444 funds of 30 political subdivisions starting 1967. About 8,000 retired officers and survivors will receive checks from the state board rather than locally.

Columbus Ohio William B. Saxbe Saxbe Ohio Supreme Court Martins Ferry State Board

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Robert Kennedy Butler Warren Accidents UN Command Commission Dock McCelloegh Welliner Drive Hamil Mao-Lin Cial Communist Party Party Central Committee Oe Va Aos Se Es Atlacy Peking Radio New China News Aerew Peking People’s Daily Student University Clark Kerr
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