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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1971

Page

9

Arrest of Priests Sparks Church Row in Baltimore

Baltimore Cardinal Shehan visited three men jailed on federal bombing and kidnapping conspiracy charges. The case widens conflict over church involvement in social causes with Catholics Concerned criticizing archdiocesan actions while supporters say clergy retain citizen rights and moral stance.

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Massacre Overtakes Meeker, Indian Agent Clash

In 1879 federal agents crossed an irrigation canal at a pony race track, spurring a war path by Indians that left 11 men dead and women and children held hostage. The massacre followed attempts by Nathan C. Meeker, an Indian agent, to settle wandering tribes on farms.

Meeker Colo Nathan C. Meeker

Don't Deceive Yourselves Widow Warns Older Women

Thomas Collins profiles 67 year old widow Louella Pope who chose financial independence after her husband’s death. She resisted selling her home, used a $5000 fund for personal freedom, took a Florida trip, and embraced a life aloof from her children while pursuing a self defined future.

Louella Pope

Raccoon Triggers Lafayette Substation Blackout

A raccoon wandered into a Lafayette power substation causing an electrical short that left the southern half of the city without power for about 30 minutes. Hospitals switched to emergency power, but the blackout did not cause serious problems. The raccoon died.

Lafayette Ind

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