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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1965
Page
7
Crossword clues list a 1965 King Features syndicated puzzle item noting verbal and molding material and praises. The line mentions average solution time and price along with publication credits.
Ohio farmers may secure over 11,000 migrant workers to meet harvest demand for pickles potatoes apples and tomatoes this season. Officials expect to fill the 23,000 worker shortfall as pickle harvest starts around July 10 to 12 and workers shift to other crops as needed.
The item discusses Jeane Dixon and her claimed prophecies about the White House and President Kennedy. It references a Reader's Digest feature and alleged warnings 3 months before the assassination. The piece presents cautious claims about an uncanny gift and eight prophecies.
U S Ambassador George McGhee received a 1 186 129 mark check worth 294 532 25 dollars in Bonn West Germany. Bundestag member Kurt Birrenbach handed the donation at the U S Embassy praising the living memory of the late President Kennedy.
Ronald D. Duke of Wadsworth Ohio, a 25 year old ex U S Army veteran who served six months as a mercenary in the Congo, says he will rejoin Premier Moise Tshombes hired white forces after leave and medical treatment He says he left U S citizenship last February to join Col Michael Hoares 5th Commando and hoped to become a Rhodesian citizen He was wounded in an ambush near the Congo Uganda border and describes training discipline and grim fighting as his unit chased rebels from Buta through Nioka Aba to the Uganda border He notes they lived on C rations Bel gian rations and hunted for food between actions and recovered several weapons from safes during a drive against rebels
Former Kentucky governor Bert Combs denounces misquotes and errors while Prestonsburg dedicates Bert Comb Drive in front of the community college. Signs at street ends read Bert Comb Dr reflecting the honor to the prominent local figure.
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