Pilot's son seeks lost mother and brother after death
Junius D. Morrison Jr mourns his father, Eastern Airlines pilot, in Missouri crash. He reports his mother Sir Kirk Morrison and younger brother Bobby, 13, are traveling abroad with unknown dates and destinations, delaying funeral plans as State Department contacts fail. Morrison hopes to inform them in person.
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McGovern Starts His Final Drive For Nomination
Sen George McGovern campaigned in Miami Beach promising he will be the Democratic nominee after the convention. Humphrey urged loyalty to the ticket and challenged all candidates to pledge support. California delegate votes remained disputed while the Credentials Committee allocated 120 of California’s 271 votes.
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Nixon Announces Soviet Long Term Grain Pact
President Nixon said the Soviet Union will buy 750 million dollars of U S grown grains over three years in what officials call the largest long term grain purchase between two nations. The agreement includes 200 million in purchases in the first year and credit through the Commodity Credit Corp at six point one eight percent with loans up to 500 million repayable within three years. Henry Kissinger called it a major step toward a broader trade deal and settling lend lease debt.
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Forecast hints at summer warmth with possible showers
The forecast shows variable cloudiness through Monday with a chance of showers or thundershowers. Temperatures will reach the mid 80s today and tomorrow, bringing typical summer heat.
No More Dips at Flamingo Park Protest Ends
Demonstrators in Miami Beach resolved the ginny dipping feud by agreeing no further nude swimming during the Democratic National Convention. Police credited a meeting with protest leaders for the decision and said the groups would self police.
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Ruthless' Revenge Accusation After Beirut Leader's Sudden Death
The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine blames Israel for the fatal blast that killed Ghassan Kanafani and his niece Lamiss Nejim in Hazmieh Beirut. The front vows the most ruthless revenge, citing an earlier Tel Aviv airport attack and claiming responsibility. Lebanese officials launch an investigation amid possible internal splits.
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Big Push Seen By N. Viets
Washington AP reports top Defense officials warn North Vietnam may launch one more spectacular attack before the U S election. They note Saigon forces are improving and Hue remains a potential target, with leaders cautious not to spark euphoria.
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Refrigerator as Vault Prompts Chuckle Over Prices
A humorous note suggests modern valuables are stored in the fridge instead of a safe as prices rise. It playfully contrasts traditional security with current frugal habits.
Giant Step Responds To Housing Challenge
Whitney Young Jr. urged Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce members to improve housing for all residents. Giant Step, a nonprofit, formed to take up the challenge and address housing needs and social equity.
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John Regan to retire after 43 years at The Journal
Dave Regan, 67, executive editor since 1945 and long time Middletown newspaperman, retires. Paul J. Day, 55, becomes executive and managing editor. Regan will stay as consultant and hopes to resume his Here and There column. Continued on page 2.
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Dave) Regan
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