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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1977

Page

7

Kidnaping of Spanish Army General Shocks Madrid

Lt Gen Emilio Villaescusa Quilis, president of the Supreme Court of Military Justice, was seized on his doorstep by armed men and driven away in a car. Motive and captors unclear amid a climate of violence as rightist groups are blamed for related incidents and demonstrations surge across Madrid and Barcelona. Police reported injuries among protesters and no arrests in Barcelona.

Madrid Supreme Court of Military Justice Emilio Villaescusa Quilis Europa Press Juan Carlos Antonio Maria de Oriol Oriol Te Court of Military Justice Arturo Ruiz Garcia Granada Cifra Czews Barcelona

Combat drills in Alaska amid mock invasion at Ft Fairbanks

In Alaska 14 000 US troops take part in Operation Jack Frost a two week cold weather exercise near Fairbanks. The invaders the 9th Infantry Division from Ft Lewis Washington distribute leaflets urging troops not to die for rich warmongers and to avoid becoming hamburger. The drills simulate war and civilian control under extreme cold weather conditions.

FT. Greely Alaska U.S Nation of Mira Fairbanks 9Th Infantry Division Ft. Lewis Wash Hamburger

NATO in disarray prompts Senate call for NATO overhaul

A Senate Armed Services Committee report says NATO forces are in poor condition and could be unable to withstand a Warsaw Pact attack. It urges a top priority conference of NATO leaders and a overhaul to boost conventional firepower and readiness, with revised war planning assumptions.

Washington NATO Europe Senate Senate Armed Services Committee Sam Nunn D-Ga Dewey Bartlett R-Okla Eur Armed Services Committee U.S James L Hollingsworth Defense Donald Rumsfeld

Woman Beaten and Robbed in Hamilton Home Invasion

An elderly woman, Emma Worley, 76, of 1820 Pleasant Ave in Lindenwald, was assaulted and robbed after two men forced entry at about 10 p.m. They demanded about 200 dollars, then rifled the home and took a gun and pills before Worley was treated at Mercy Hospital for facial injuries.

Hamilton Emma Worley Pleasant Ave Lindenwald Mercy Hospital

Standby draft plan proposed to Carter

The Defense Department urges President Carter to create a wartime standby draft system with an annual 20 year olds lottery to determine callup order and rapid mobilization. The plan envisions 66 area offices with 1,700 guards and reserves, review panels, and a peacetime national office to prepare for wartime draft.

Carter Washington Defense Department Gerald R. Ford Pentagon National Guard

Mailboxes Damaged In Madison Township

Three residents reported to Butler County sheriff's deputies that their mailboxes were torn down on Saturday. Stanley Hagaman Mildred Clark and Ruth Brown provided details of the vandalism and its location along Elk Creek and Brown's Run roads.

Madison Township Butler County Sheriff's Deputies Stanley Hagaman Elk Creek Mildred Clark Ruth Brown Brown's Run

Toots Shor dies at 73 in New York saloons

Bernard Toots Shor, famed New York saloonkeeper to celebrities, dies at 73 after a long illness. He ran two midtown bars, attracted stars like Hemingway and DiMaggio, and was known for self deprecating humor. He leaves a widow and four children.

NEW York (Ap Bernard ‘‘Toots Shor New York University Medical Center Manhattan Ernest Hemingway Joe DiMaggio Jack Dempsey Marian Volk Husky West 51St Street Park Avenue

Grave of famed fox hunter John Peel desecrated

In Caldbeck England opponents of fox hunting desecrated the grave of John Peel, tearing down his headstone and opening the grave. A stuffed fox head and a note blaming Peel for killing many foxes were left at the site. Peel's bones remained undisturbed.

John Peel London Peel Caldbeck British Press Association Colin Reid England Lake District John John Woodock Graves Ullswater Foxhounds

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