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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1970
Page
1
Israeli air force planes pounded Syrian bunkers near Rafid and across the Golan front while tanks and artillery supported ground attacks. The fight involved dozens of sorties with several Syrian anti aircraft guns firing, and both sides reporting tank and aircraft losses during the day.
Three men were killed by gunfire as rioting erupted in Belfast and Londonderry after Bernadette Devlin was jailed. Troops tear-gassed mobs, fires burned shops, and dozens were treated for riot injuries amid sectarian clashes and planned July 12 parades.
Ohio needs more doctors nurses and medical technicians says a conference on a state health careers program. Half of the counties need more nurses and 28 counties need physicians while 31 need dentists as regional medical programs organize the study.
The Justice Department has not supplied information about Justice William O. Douglas to the House impeachment inquiry. The IRS has finally made tax documents available, with 250,000 records tied to the Parvin Foundation review.
Senate leader Mike Mansfield argued the Cambodian operation has grown into an Indochina conflict as Thai forces aid Cambodia. He warned phased withdrawal could fail and criticized air strikes after troop pullout, citing potential deep bombing and continued U.S. advisory support.
Cambodian government evacuates 8,000 civilians and troops from three northeastern provinces to South Vietnam on emergency basis. Spokesman cites Lon Nol request as the government concedes much of the country to the enemy to hold Phnom Penh and the rice belt. Ho Chi Minh trail routes through the evacuated areas.
A bright day with sun and mild warmth, highs in the upper 70s. Monday brings fair conditions and warmer weather with highs in the 80s.
Sen Herman FE Talmadge said antiwar amendments before the Senate are oversold and little more than an exercise in futility. He argued the measures would not end the Vietnam War and would likely fail in the House or be vetoed by the President.
In Columbus Ohio Republican nominees for Congress seek to keep campaigning separate from the statehouse loan irregularities. Rep Robert Taft Jr urges private inquiry but is rebuffed by the state GOP. He plans to focus on national issues. Four Seasons Nursing Home Inc files bankruptcy in Oklahoma City after borrowing $4 million from Herbert's state funds.
A Journal look at how some students secure summer work while many remain unemployed. Patty Bailey notes internship opportunities and the uneven job market this season. The piece contrasts the few lucky with the many seeking seasonal employment.
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