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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1969

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U S Officials See Hanoi Move Toward Paris Talks Hope

U S officials view Hanoi's readiness for substantive Paris talks as a hopeful sign yet warn of tough bargaining ahead. The Hanoi editorial in Nhan Dan urged the United States to accept four points and five NLF demands as a basis for negotiations. Lodge and Lam prepared for rapid talks, focusing first on military de escalation and demilitarized zones along Vietnam's border.

Paris North Vietnam U.S Nhan Dan United States Hanoi NLF Vietnam South Vietnam Washington Saigon Henry Cabot Lodge Igon Yham Dang Lam Laos Cambodia Lodge Lam

Budd Says No On Plant Here In Middletown

Budd Co spokesman in Detroit denies reports of a proposed Middletown plant employing up to 6000. He cites no foundation to rumors and notes Budd reviews sites, including Yankee Road, Chillicothe, and Illinois, for future growth. Gov Rhodes has no plans to attend the January 30 chamber dinner in Middletown.

Budd Budd Co Detroit Today Middletown Joseph B. Kelly Automotive the Journal Yankee Road Todhunter Road Kelly Midwest Chillicothe Int Illinois Rhodes Columbus Chamber of Commerce

Rhodes Proposes Budget Exceeding 1967-69 by 500 Million

Gov James A Rhodes outlines a proposed two year operating budget of about 6 billion dollars for 1969-71 lacking new tax requests. Education would receive over one third, welfare just under one third, with remaining funds to other agencies including Mental Hygiene and Correction.

Rhodes Columbus Ohio James A. Rhodes

Czech fires ignite amid protests after Palach suicide

Prague Radio reported 23 year old locksmith Miroslav Malinka set himself afire in Brno, a week after Jan Palach burned himself in Prague. Palach died, sparking reports of planned immolations as censorship and Soviet occupation fueled unrest.

Prague Prague Radio Brno Jan Palach Palach Miroslav Malinka Radio Prague Malinka Josef Hlavaty Plzen Vearni Praha

Middletown Cloudy With Drizzle and Mild Thursday Warmth

The forecast for Middletown and surrounding areas calls for mainly cloudy skies with scattered drizzle or light rain. Tonight lows will be in the 40s, and Thursday is expected to be cloudy and warm with highs in the upper 40s. Yesterday's high reached 42 degrees and this morning's low was 39.

Middletown

Drenching Rain Hits California Traps Ten in Flood

Californians faced days of heavy rain with a state of emergency declared. Ten missing people included a sheriff's deputy, a Navy chief petty officer, and a Forest Service ranger trapped near Sespe Creek as six boys and four men were swept into isolation near Los Padres National Forest. Rescue teams and helicopters awaited easing weather to reach survivors and secure the area.

Los Angeles California U.S. Weather Bureau Ronald Reagan Ojai-San Luis Obispo Los Padres National Forest Navy U.S. Forest Service Ojai Chester Larsonn Bob Sears U.S. Forest Jim Greenhill Robert Samples Canoga Park

Nixon and Warren Hold Scrutiny Filled White House Olio

President Nixon and Chief Justice Earl Warren have grown closer, sharing morning coffee as Warren swears in 11 of Nixon’s Cabinet nominees at a White House ceremony. Warren also administered Nixon’s oath after a California political history and court decisions caused strain.

Washington Nixon Earl Warren Warren White House I Cabinet California Supreme Court Senate Alaska Walter J. Hickel

Urban League urges minimum income and wage overhaul

The National Urban League backs replacing public welfare with a universal minimum income and enacting a $2 per hour minimum wage tied to living costs. The report calls for expanded manpower training, a rural development agency, inner city economic plans, and broader welfare reform to 1976.

Urban League New York National Urban League Nixon America League Rural Economic Development Tennessee Valley Authority Rural Electrification Administration

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Viet Cong National Liberation Front Radio Joseph Jacobs West Calif James Howard L. Collier Mel Nowell Nowell Sespe Creek John Scott Eckersley Ojai Community Hospital Eckersley Sacramento Nixon, Warren
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