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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1971

Page

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Rioting in Albuquerque Leaves 13 Wounded and Burned Stores

Police moved into Roosevelt Park as about 500 youths clashed with officers. Civil emergency declared, curfew imposed from 1 to 6 a.m. as 13 people were treated for gunshot wounds and stores were looted or burned amid rock and bottle throwing and vehicle arson.

Roosevelt Park Albuquerque Nal Park City Park Richard Moore The Black Berets

Nixon Orders Six Point Program To Aid Veterans

President Nixon launches a six point federal push to provide jobs or training for Vietnam era veterans. He orders Hodgson to direct the effort, stressing priority, expanded job openings via the Employment Service, enhanced Defense Dept training, special Labor and VA consideration after three months, broader business cooperation, more on the job training, and universal reach to every returning veteran. 370,000 veterans aged 20 to 29 faced 10.8 percent unemployment, higher than nonveterans.

Washington Nixon James D. Hodgson Secretary of Labor Hodgson U.S. Employment Service Defense Department Labor Department Veterans Administration

Bill to end U S forces in Indochina faces defeat

Washington AP reports months of effort to force withdrawal of all U S troops from Indochina by December 31 may fail in both House and Senate. Antiw ar groups lobby for a cut in war funding, while Mansfield proposes phased withdrawals in exchange for early POW release. Laird and Humphrey say a year to disengage is unlikely. Hatfield McGovern proposal expected to fail. AP poll shows 53 senators oppose December 31 deadline, 36 support, 4 undecided.

Washington U.S Indochina House Senate Capitol Hill Nixon Boston Mike Mansfield Boston College South Vietnam White House Melvin R. Laird Hubert H. Humphrey D. Minn Hatfield McGovern Laird CBS

Weather Outlook With Clouds And Showers

The forecast calls for a chance of thundershowers tonight and tomorrow as skies stay cloudy. Expect highs in the low 60s and overnight lows in the 60s. Yesterday high reached 89 degrees and this morning’s low was 67.

Military Jet Down With 24 On Board

An Air Force C135 four engine jet with 24 aboard vanished Sunday on a 2227 mile flight from Pago Pago to Hawaii. Rescue planes tracked a crash beacon 200 miles north of Palmyra Island but no debris was seen. An air and Navy search followed the trans port failed to reach Hickam AFB by 3 p.m. HST. All aboard are believed to be military personnel.

Honolulu Pacific Ocean Here Air Force Pago Pago American Samoa Hawaii Palmyra Island Bill Ballee Ballee Air Force Navy Hickam Air Force Base Air Force System Command The Research and Development Command Andrew's Afb Washington, D.C

Slayings At Detroit Narcotics Hub Leave Seven Dead

Police say seven people were killed and one wounded in an execution style mass shooting at a two story Hazelwood Street home tied to narcotics. Four women found bound, a dozen firearms recovered, motive linked to Detroit drug world power struggle. wounded man in critical condition.

Detroit James Barron Hazel Wood Street 12Th Street

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A jumble of column headings and page teasers appears, listing puzzles, obituaries, society notes, and sections such as Sports and Want Ads. The fragmented text suggests a newspaper page with mix of lifestyle, puzzles, and notices.

Welfare diet experiment by state official family

Olympia secretary of state Lad Kramer and his wife Patricia with their four children spent a week on a welfare allowance for a family of six, eating meals averaging two cents per person. They traded familiar meals for a bland, starch heavy plan, with modest weight loss and a newfound understanding of welfare life.

Washington Olympia Washington Division of Public Assistance Lad Kramer Kramer Patricia Kramers

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N.M Sahara Calcutta National Alliance of Businessmen James Hodgson Bill Mansfield Deadine Air Force Information Officer Arcotics A.m Dan Smith Henry Ford Hospital Ann Landers Helo House of the Week Women's News Brown-Bagger Statehouse Olympia, Wash Cipients Mary Ann John Lud Kramer
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