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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1974

Page

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Simon defends Shah remark as misinterpreted nut label

Treasury Secretary William E. Simon says his remark calling the Shah of Iran a nut was taken out of context and not meant to insult. He explains the word described firm ideas on oil prices and compares it to calling someone a nut about tennis or golf. He arrives in Israel after Egypt visit and pledges U S aid in every possible way as Israel and the United States reach a new era in relations.

Tel Aviv Israel Treasury William E. Simon Iran American Simon Egypt U. S

Cyprus Crisis Escalates With Turkish Troop Move

Turkey moves 90 000 troops and war materiel toward its Mediterranean shores after a Cyprus coup. Turkish ships sighted near Rhodes and Mitilene as leaders seek urgent London talks. Archbishop Makarios says he left Cyprus to aid his people from abroad amid the crisis.

Associated Press Turkey Mediterranean Cyprus Rhodes Mitilene London Makarios England Greece

Makarios in England Refuses to Fall to Greek Junta

Archbishop Makarios said he left Cyprus to avoid capture by the Greek military regime after the coup. He spoke on arrival in England and planned to appeal to the United Nations Security Council from New York for help reversing the takeover. The island saw continued fighting and a curfew as Greek forces moved to consolidate control.

Associated Press Makarios Cyprus England Mediterranean Athens Jok Paphos National Guard New York United Nations Security Council Nicosia

Middletown Weather Forecast Sees Warm Tonight and Showers Possible

Clear skies and lows near 70 are forecast for the Middletown area tonight with partly cloudy skies and highs near 90 tomorrow. A chance of afternoon showers is expected tomorrow and again Friday with fair conditions Saturday and Sunday. Yesterday's high reached 85 and overnight low 57.

Middletown

Slain Cincinnati Patrolman probe widens hunt for suspects

Police intensified the search for two men in Cincinnati after Patrolman David Cole, 24, was found shot in the face near the United Farmers store in Peebles Corner. Cole chased suspects during a robbery. four shots were fired, possibly from his own weapon.

Cincinnati, Ohio Cincinnati Ptl David Cole Cole United Farmers Peebles Corner Tom Brinkmoeller Brinkmoeller

Union weighs pay rise proposal for state workers

AFSCME Council 21 plans local meetings to decide on a 10 to 30 cent hourly raise from the legislature. Officials say about 5 workers stay home for each of 4,000 pickets at state facilities, with earlier goals of wider shutdowns. The union criticizes closed committee sessions as improper.

Columbus, Ohio Owen King American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employee Council 21 Afscme King

Ohio miners end 24 hour walkout at midnight

Nearly 2,000 eastern Ohio coal miners ended a 24 hour strike at midnight Tuesday. Unrelated stoppages by 7,500 state employees and 7,500 United Auto Workers at Lordstown continued as unions remained undecided on a proposed ten to thirty cent increase.

Ohio United Auto Lordstown

Striking UAW Walkout Spreads Across Ohio Facilities

The UAW strike continues with a reported 20 000 state workers honoring picket lines on Tuesday. Since starting July 6 the walkout reached at least 14 state mental health facilities eight prisons over 30 liquor stores and warehouses Kent Eastern Ohio miners returning to work. Gov John Gilligan deployed 90 Ohio National Guardsmen to Lima State Hospital to provide security and medical aid.

Kent

UAW Strikes Continue At Lordstown GM Plants

Governor urges strikers to return to work as talks resume in Lordstown Ohio where about 7,500 UAW workers are walkout against GM Vega and related plants. Friday action led to layoffs of 2,900 at Fisher body fabricating plant.

UAW Lordstown Auto Workers Fisher Body Fabricating

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