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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1972

Page

3

FBI To Train Pilots Amid Global Skyjacking Warning

The Air Line Pilots Association plans FBI training for 46,000 members to handle air pirates with a tougher stance. ALPA urges a boycott of hijack havens and seeks AFL-CIO backing for international union cooperation. Benjamin Davis cites United Airlines hijack success and contrasts with a Western Air Lines incident.

Washington Air Line Pilots Association ALPA FBI John J. O'Donnell O'Donnell Afl-Cio George Meany Benjamin 0. Davis, Jr Transportation For Safety and Consumer Affairs Davis United Air Lines

Byrd Reverses on Kleindienst in Senate Vote

Senator Byrd overturned his earlier support for Richard Kleindienst's nomination for attorney general. After 22 days of hearings he found too many contradictions to back the nominee despite initial committee approval. The dispute followed questions about a ITT antitrust settlement and political influence claims.

Washington Senate Richard G. Kleindienst Robert C. Byrd D-W. Va John N. Mitchell Byrd Senate Judiciary Committee Nixon Justice Department International Telephone & Telegraph Corp Kleindienst

Window Shot Out Of Home On S Main Street

A window was shot out of a South Main Street home last night by a man described as mentally disturbed. Mrs Mary White reported the incident and officers took a shotgun for safekeeping. The elderly homeowner admitted firing into the ground while saying he aimed to kill kids at 1110 S Main. No charges were filed. Israel operates 18 sesame paste plants producing 1800 tons annually for candy.

S. Main St Mary White Main Street S. Main Israel Irom

Golfer Shot Dead In $6 Robbery At Charlotte Course

Robert Martin, 22, survived after being bound and shot twice in the head during a $6 robbery at Bonnie Area municipal course. Bobby Taylor, 25, was found dead in a wooded clearing near the fourth hole while both men were employees on their lunch break. Martin described two masked robbers who demanded money and tied their feet before fleeing after the shots.

Charlotte N.C. AP Robert Martin Bobby Taylor Bonnie Taylor Martin Charlotte Park and Recreation Department

Cyclist George Deaton Injured In 725 Crash

George Deaton 35 of 114 Center St suffered multiple cuts after losing control on Ohio 725 near Union Road at 10 05 p m He was reported in good condition and to undergo surgery at Kettering Memorial Hospital. Highway patrol indicated he was westbound when the accident occurred last night.

Germantown Kettering Memorial Hospital Union Road George Deaton Center St Deaton Ohio 725

Leibold Funeral Draws 1500 in Cincinnati Mass

Archbishop Leibold's funeral at St. Peter in Chains drew about 1500 mourners and dignitaries. The 57 year old prelate led 550000 Catholics in 19 Southwestern Ohio counties and was praised for humility and simple piety. Cardinal Raimondi and others attended, with a Pope Paul VI telegram read during the Mass.

Eugene Mary Mt. St. Mary’s ‘Seminary Liebold Leibold Ohio Mary Father Mary St. Peter In Chains Luigi Raimondi United States Raimondi Holy Fa Cincinnati Universal Church Paul VI

Arts Center to Demonstrate Pottery at Waynesville 175th

Middletown Fine Arts Center will participate in Waynesville 175th birthday festivities with a pottery throwing demonstration and Raku firing. The outdoor show includes copper enameling, jewelry, paintings, batiks and silk screens with ceramics instructor Alice McLaughlin leading, 12:26 to 2:30 pm. The parade runs 11 am to 1 pm, ending at the high school where rides and booths will be set up.

Middletown Adelia Sebald Alice Stransky Marge Borosic Edyth Strain Louise Kindred Louisa Popp Alice McLaughlin Fine Arts Center Waynesville Lions and Boosters Clubs Waynes Township

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