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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1967

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Johnson urges common action with Moscow on Middle East crisis

President Johnson called for five principles for a durable peace and urged withdrawal only as part of a broader settlement. He sought joint U S Soviet action through the UN and space for cultural exchange while warning against a simple Israel withdrawal. Kosygin aimed to press Arab demands at the UN session.

Johnson Middle East Kosygin United Nations Centrate Israel

Quiet Hour at Michigan Millers Mutual Gains Attention

In Lansing Michigan Millers Mutual Insurance Institute runs a daily quiet hour from 8 to 9 am. About 250 employees suspend all talking calls and interoffice movement to boost efficiency. Some departments now plan a second quiet hour after lunch.

Lansing, Mich Michigan Millers Mutual Insurance Co Lansing Harold C. Roost Helen Kent

Kosygin Expected To Back Up Arabs

Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin used a General Assembly address to blame the United States for the Middle East war and press his demand that Israel withdraw from Egypt Jordan and Syria. He will be followed by Egyptian Deputy Premier Mahmoud Fawzi and Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban, as international efforts to resolve the crisis continue.

United Nations, N.Y Alexei N. Kosygin United States Middle East U.S U.N. General Assembly William N. Oatis U.N General Assembly Egypt Jordan Syria Israel Mahmoud Fawzi Abba Eban Kosygin Washington Johnson Jens Otto Krag New York Alexei Kosygin Empire State Building Manhattan Fifth Avenue Ernest A. Gross United Nations U Thant Dag Hammarskjold Gamal Abdel Nasser

Hard Core Cong Whipped Again Near Saigon

A hard core battalion of about 500 Viet Cong guerrillas failed to storm a U.S. armored cavalry bivouac near Saigon. Eight U.S. soldiers were killed and 31 wounded after a one hour battle as 175mm artillery shelled the attackers. Air and artillery support followed the assault amid broader daylong fighting and raids on North Vietnam.

Saigon U.S North Vietnam Hanoi Thai Nguyen

Guard Returns Home After Cincinnati Riots

Cincinnati ends riot response as Police Chief Jacob Schott dissolves the riot command post and orders riot gear returned. Ohio National Guard withdraws after 1,200 troops were deployed. injuries and damage totaled over 1.5 million dollars with at least 350 arrests across the week.

Cincinnati Jacob Schott Schott Ohio National Guard

Cycle clubbers jailed after Akron clash with toughs

In Twinsburg a crowd of more than 200 motorcycle club members sparked a disturbance at an abandoned picnic grove. Police seized 44 people, including five juveniles, and found weapons, signs, a Nazi flag, and alcohol. Hearing set for June 27. juveniles sent to detention.

Akron, Ohio Twinsburg Akron Summit County Cuyahoga Portage County Sheriff's Deputies

Pentagon says US jets may have strafed Turkistan in Cam Pha waters

Defense Department reports a third F105 flight in Cam Pha area may have involved cannon fire on the Soviet Turkistan, contradicting earlier Navy claims. The Soviets accuse the attack as serious banditry after confirming two prior strikes near the port.

Washington Defense Department Department U. S Turkistan Cam Pha Pentagon John D. Ryan Pacific United States

No Rail Strike Ends Without Walkout

The no-strike period in the dispute between railroads and six shop craft unions ended early today as the deadline passed without a walkout. The unions, after a House victory on antistrike legislation, agreed not to strike until Congress works out a compromise. Senate leaders planned weekend talks with Mansfield to schedule action with Morse, Yarborough, and Hill.

Washington House Congress Senate Mike Mansfield Wayne Morse D-Ore Ralph Yarborough D-Tex Lister Hill D-Ala

Weather forecast hints at mild to warm week ahead

The forecast calls for fair and mild conditions tonight with a high 50s low. Tomorrow, expect partly cloudy skies with a potential thundershower. A cooler than normal period is expected through most of the week, with warming after midweek. Yesterday’s high reached 81 and overnight low 60, 11 am today 73.

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