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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1969

Page

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Rhodes seeks federal disaster aid for Ohio storm damage

Gov. James A. Rhodes said he would ask the federal government to declare northern Ohio a disaster area after a Lake Erie storm. He surveyed Lakewood and said the damage was severe, promising 30 trucks and 10 saws from state resources and National Guard aid to clear debris.

Cleveland Ohio James A. Rhodes Lake Erie Rhodes Ohio Valley Lakewood Robert Lawther Lawther State Highway Department National Guard Clifton Blvd Lakewood Park Willoughby Lake County Harold Bridford Oak Harbor

Lake Erie Storm Death Toll Rises to Fourteen

Rescue ships and Coast Guard aircraft scoured Lake Erie on July Fourth weekend after flash thunderstorms left 14 dead and about 300 injured. The storm also caused floods across northern Ohio with extensive property damage and power outages.

Cleveland, Ohio Lake Erie Ohio U.S. Coast Guard Canadian Coast Guard Coast Guard Michigan Pennsylvania National Guard Ottawa County Lakewood Robert Coatman Cleveland

Ohio highway deaths rise to 16 during July 4 weekend

The Associated Press reports that Ohio traffic fatalities climbed to at least 16 by Saturday afternoon, with most deaths occurring on streets and highways during the long July 4 holiday weekend after crashes on Thursday and Friday.

Associated Press Ohio

Weather forecast calls for storms and heat through Monday

The weatherman reports a chance of thundershowers today and Monday with humid hot conditions lasting into Monday. Expect variable clouds and little temperature change, with highs in the upper 80s to lower 90s.

Job seeker answers violent overthrow on application

A job applicant faced a government question asking if they advocate subversion or violence. The applicant wrote Violence in the blank, highlighting a controversial response that could affect employability and screening.

Michigan Coed In Coma After Michigan Campus Shooting

University of Michigan coed Margaret A. Phillips 25 from Coopersville lies in a coma after being shot in the head at her Ann Arbor apartment. She underwent four hours of brain surgery as investigators probe a possible link to a string of campus killings.

Ann Arbor, Mich University of Michigan Margaret A. Phillips Coopersville St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Miss Phillips Susan Walter Krasny Krasny Alice E. Kalom Portage University of Michigan School of Social Work Kalem Jane Mixer University of Michigan Law Muskegon

Eagle and Columbia Named for Apollo 11 Moon Mission

Apollo 11 astronauts announced the lunar module will be named Eagle and the command module Columbia. Neil Armstrong denied taking sole command decisions and said Collins will remain in lunar orbit during the July 21 lunar landing plan. The trio spoke at a news conference before launch from Cape Kennedy.

Air Force Edwin E. Aldrin Jr Armstrong Lunar Moon United States Jules Verne Ence Aldrin Mike Collins Arm Strong Cape Kennedy Fla

Apollo 11 Moon Mission Nears Historic Footstep

A July 21 moon landing is detailed with astronauts Armstrong and Aldrin set to step on the lunar surface. Space officials describe a $5,700 plastic tent technique to shield crew and reporters from potential disease exposure and note family briefings and preflight medical checks.

Manned Spacecraft Center Aldrin Armstrong

Nixon Names Arms Curb Negotiator And World Tour Plans

President Nixon announced Llewellyn Thompson will head talks with the Soviet Union on strategic arms limits. Two Kennedy and Johnson era aides Paul Nitze and Harold Brown join the U S delegation. Nixon plans a six nation tour ending with Apollo 11 return aboard the Hornet.

Key Biscayne, Fla Llewellyn Thompson Moscow Soviet Union Nixon U.S John F. Kennedy Lyndon B. Johnson Paul Nitze Air Force Harold Brown California Institute of Technology Florida White House Leonard C. Meeker Romania Geneva Vienna Gerard C. Smith Arms Control and Disarmament Agency Ronald L. Ziegler

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