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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1969

Page

3

New Politics veterans shrug at leaders as 1972 prospects unfold

Denver picket line of New Democratic Coalition members shows a non hero oriented stance. They focus on issues like racism ABM and political reform rather than Kennedy or McCarthy, eyeing future candidates and local party building.

Denver Colo McCarthy Kennedy Ted Kennedy New Democratic Coalition Robert F Kennedy Edward M. Kennedy Curtis Gans Richard Nixon Minnesota Sen. McCarthy Gans Thomas Bradley Los Angeles Democratic Party Ted Warsnafsky Nixon Blair Clark Jack Gore

Seven Unsolved Deaths Immunizes Michigan Murders Tale

In Ypsilanti Michigan Sheriff Harvey reports seven unsolved murders tied to a single killer. Karen Sue Beineman an EMU freshman is found beaten and strangled prompting security shifts at EMU and rival colleges.

Ypsilanti, Mich Douglas J. Harvey Washtentow County Karen Sue Beineman Eastern Michigan University Ypsilanti Ann Arbor Robert C. Hendrix Michigan Miss Beineman William F. Delhey Washinnaw County

UN Observer Killed by Israeli Fire at Suez Port Said

Swedish Maj. Bo Plane a 37 year old U N observer was killed in heavy artillery exchanges near Port Said at the southern end of the Suez Canal. The death follows earlier warnings by U Thant that observers are defenseless targets. Egyptian air strikes hit Israeli positions along the canal as both sides trade claims of air losses.

Associated Press U.N Suez Canal Bo Plane Port Suéz Plane U Thant Thant Egypt Ismailia Canal Mediterranean Sinai Desert Middle East Israel

Youth Drowns After Boat Capsizes on Peninsula Lake

Akron AP reports 17 year old Bruce Barker of Peninsula drowned when a private lake boat capsized Sunday night. He was one of two teenagers in the vessel.

Akron, Ohio Peninsula Bruce Barker

FBI Nabs Syndicate Leader In Chicago

Federal agents arrest Felix Milwaukee Phil Alderisio, a reputed Chicago crime syndicate figure, on a 21 count indictment accusing him of conspiring to defraud Parkway Bank of Harwood Heights of 79 935 during May 1965. Also named are Richard Jackowski Irwin Davis and Alan Rosenberg.

Chicago Fe‘lix Milwaukee Phil’ Alderisio FBI J. Edgar Hoover la Cosa Nostra Alderisio Riverside Parkway Bank Harwood Heights Richard Jackowski Hickory Hills Irwin Pinky” Davis Wilmette Alan Rosenberg Davis U.S. Atty Thomas A. Foran Aldevisio Rosenberg Davis and Rosenberg Jackowski Foran

Youths Arrested for Drag Racing on Ohio 73

Deputies halted two youths on Ohio 73 for drag racing. Eighteen year old Charles Egleston of 2009 Logan Ave was ordered to appear in Middletown Municipal Court and a seventeen year old was sent to juvenile court. Deputies Ron Parsley and Terry Alfrey stopped the incident.

Ohio Charles E. Egleston Logan Ave Middletown Ron Parsley Terry Alfrey

Two More Held In Hamilton Case Theft

Hamilton police say Clifford Walter Smith and Thomas Eugene Creech were arrested in the weekend probe into the armed robbery at the Marisch Inn 837 N Third St. Smith and Creech face armed robbery charges for stealing $50 from Mary Marischen. They are also accused in a separate theft of a stereo tape player and tapes valued at $160 from Thomas Terrence Secrist at Four Mile Creek Park. Elmer Whitesell had been arrested earlier.

Hamilton Marisch Inn N. Third St Clifford Walter Smith Second St Thomas Eugene Creech Lindale Drive Fairfield Smith Creech Mary Marischen Elmer Whitesell Roobbery Thomas Terrence Secrist Middletown Four Mile Creek Park Secrist

Local Boy Wounded by Pelleted Gun Near Rufus Street

Dwight Strain, 16, of 1306 Hood Ave, told deputies he was struck by a pellet from what seemed an air rifle about 11 p.m. Saturday as he left his car on Rufus Street. He was treated at Middletown Hospital for a minor injury above the left eye. The shooter was described as a man emerging from a Rufus Street house. no other injuries reported.

Dwight Strain Hood Ave Sheriff's Deputies Rufus Street Middletown Hospital Ron Parsley

PATCO Threatens Mass Resignations Over FAA Chief

PATCO calls for the resignation of FAA Administrator John H. Shaffer to ease a looming air traffic crisis. The union says 7,800 of 8,550 controllers could resign in stages from cities including New York, Cleveland, Chicago, Miami, Denver, Boston, Oakland, Kansas City and Honolulu.

Denver John H. Shaffer Federal Aviation Administration Lers Shaffer FAA PATCO F. Lee Bailey ATCO Denver-area Wayne J. Smith Washington, D.C Bailey

Cincinnati man dies after self immolation at work

A 24 year old Cincinnati man Robert N Saal chained himself to a pipe and set a fire in the Airways Rent A Car storeroom. He was pulled free by firefighters and died at General Hospital after suffering burns over most of his body. Police said he admitted to the act and cited emotional problems.

Harvey EMU Curt Stadtfelt University of Michigan Ann Arbor Cincinnati General Hospital Robert N. Saal College Hill Saul Airways James Eversole

Middletown Twirlers Win Big in Indiana Contest

Two Middletown area baton twirlers earned top honors at the second annual Central Indiana NBTA Class A contest in Indianapolis on Saturday. Debbie Freeze, 13, won first in advance open solo for her age group, while Sheryl Longworth, 9, placed first in visitors solo and hoop and second in advance open solo. Both are students of Middletown teacher Shirley Decker.

Middletown Area

Distilleries Fever Hits Louisville as Plants Rose and Fall

In 1968 the United States housed 343 distilled spirits plants, down six from 1967. California led with 95 plants while Kentucky trailed with 66, showing state activity in the distillery industry across the nation.

Louisville California Kentucky

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