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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1972

Page

5

2nd Club Owner Slain in Newport Sees Retaliation Fears

Acting Newport Police Chief Don ald Faulkner warned of possible retaliatory killings after two night spot owners were murdered within a week. Samson Eisner 46 was shot in a small antique store rest room, while Clarence Thomas 42 died at the Midwestern Bar. Authorities suspect a contract killing possibly linked to vice investigations, with two killers likely involved. Eisner's wife Callee Blaine Eisner registered the Pink Pussy Cat club where the first death occurred.

Newport Donald Faulkner Samson Sammy” Eisner Faulkner Pink Pussy Cat Eisner Callee Blaine Eisner Clarence “Cueball” Thomas Campbell County Grand the ‘“Committee of 500 Federal Lisner Cincinnati En Cincinnati Indianapolis Callee Owlsley County

Washington Hostess Perle Mesta Breaks Hip in Fall

Washington hostess Perle Mesta is hospitalized at Sibley Hospital with a broken hip after a fall down stairs at her niece Mrs. Lewis Ellis home on Friday. She is believed to be about 81.

Washington (Ap Perle Mesa Washington Sibley Hospital Lewis Ellis Mesta

Allen to Speak at Rotary on Run for Your Life film

B. P. Allen, executive director of the Middletown YMCA, will narrate a fitness film titled Run for Your Life at tomorrow's noon Rotary Club meeting at the Manchester Motor Inn in Manchester.

B. P. Allen Middletown

Marine commandant ends voluntary segregation in barracks

Gen. Robert E. Cushman Jr orders immediate end to voluntary racial separation in Marine living areas. He demands no segregation, equal treatment, and tougher action against discriminatory bars and ties, with fitness reports noting leadership in human relations and quotas filled to share transfers equitably.

Washington Robert E. Cushman Jr Corps Cushman Commndant

AP Opens News Link With China After 22 Years

The Associated Press and Hsinhua in Peking reached an exchange accord for radio and mail news and photo transmission. The pact restores regular channels after the 1949 break when AP last sent a correspondent home. Wes Gallagher and Paul Miller led AP negotiations with Hsinhua officials.

Peking Associated Press Hsinhua China People’s Republic Fred Hampson Wes Gallagher Paul Miller Associated Press Party of Five

Dayton Man Burned In Home Fire Near University Campus

Dayton resident Stanley Meace, 55, died in a two story frame house blaze near the University of Dayton campus. Firefighters found him trapped inside the home early today as flames engulfed the structure.

Dayton, Ohio Stanley Meace Dayton University of Dayton

Spassky Pleads Fitness in Chess Title Game Pause

World champion Boris Spassky, ill with a cold, asked for a postponement of the ninth game against Bobby Fischer in Reykjavik. The Russian champion’s team faxed a medical certificate to referee Lothar Schmid, with three postponements allowed in the 24 game series. Fischer leads 4-3 with a draw and a win increments the score.

Reykjavik Iceland Boris Spassky Bobby Fischer Lothar Schmid Fred Cramer Fischer Spassky Nikolai Krogius Gudmundur Thorarinsson Chess Federation Thorarinsson

Giant Dies at Nine Feet Tall Circus Figure Eddie Carmel Passes

Eddie Carmel, the soft spoken nine foot tall man weighing about 500 pounds, died of an apparent heart attack at 36. He had sought tests for a glandular condition causing his extreme growth and had appeared in TV ads films and as the gentle giant with Ringling Bros circus in New York. Funeral services were private with burial in Paramus New Jersey.

NEW York Eddie Carmel Ringling Bros Barnum & Bailey Circus Paramus N.J

Saguaro Cactus in the Southwest Holds Up to Eight Tons Water

A Saguaro cactus in the American Southwest can store as much as eight tons of water, highlighting the plant's remarkable drought tolerance and giant size.

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