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Middletown Journal in Middletown, Ohio

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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1967

Page

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Actress Jayne Mansfield Dies In New Orleans Crash

Actress Jayne Mansfield was killed when her car hit a trailer truck on US 90 near downtown New Orleans. Three of her children were injured and hospitalized, with two others unharmed. Companions identified include her lawyer Samuel Brody and Ronny Harrison. Mansfield had been en route to a TV appearance and had a prior contract extended before the accident.

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Chuckle Patience Counts Down Before Blasting

A quirky line frames patience as a countdown before a big blast. The remark plays on timing and humor to defuse tension.

Guerrilla Fade-Out Ends 2 Day Battle Near Saigon

The fighting northeast of Saigon ended after two days as guerrillas faded into the jungle. U S and South Vietnamese casualties climbed with 274 Americans killed and 1238 wounded in the week, while 163 South Vietnamese troops were missing and 9 dead. Enemies totaled 1905 dead per US Command, with heavy South Vietnamese losses unconfirmed.

Baigon Teld Sad Saigon Eeper

Johnson Hussein talks clouded by Jerusalem annexation

US officials say Israel's annexation of the Old City of Jerusalem cast a pall on President Johnson's meeting with King Hussein of Jordan. A White House spokesman said the leaders reached no shared view. State Department condemned the move as a hasty administrative action and said the United States would not recognize it.

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Weather Outlook for Middle Town

It will be cloudy and mild tonight with a low in the upper 60s. Friday brings cooler conditions and showers or thunder showers likely. Yesterday’s high was 78 and the overnight low 63. Middle Town reported 2.05 inches of rain yesterday and last night.

Middletown

Ky Stepdown Rumors Shake Saigon Government

Rumors say Premier Ky faced a no confidence vote from the Armed Council after a morning meeting. No coup indications or troop movements were reported by U.S. sources, while street talk suggested Ky may resign during the presidential campaign. Gen Thieu was also rumored to quit his post.

Nguyen van Thieu

Americans Smoke More Despite Warnings

An AP report shows Americans will smoke about 545 billion cigarettes in the fiscal year ending Friday, roughly 9 billion more than last year, with a 61 billion rise since 1960. It follows news of $360 09 contracts to the University of Kentucky for tobacco health hazard research.

University of Kentucky U.S. Public Health

Cardinal Promise Patchwork Power Strikes Vatican Cardinals

Pope Paul VI grants 24 new cardinals in a Sistine Chapel consistory and vows to use their service broadly. He rejects ideas to diminish the cardinalate, insisting on stronger, clearer roles for the princes of the Church amid talks of Vatican reform and the synod.

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Humphrey Arrives in Seoul for Park Inauguration

Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey lands at Kimpo Airport in Seoul for the second inauguration of South Korean President Chung Hee Park. He is aboard the special Air Force plane with U.S. Ambassador designate William Porter and a last minute guest Sang Chin Lee.

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Rioting Injures People as Buffalo Clash Escalates

Buffalo police report injuries from shotgun blasts during a riot involving numerous Black youths. Authorities indicate strong involvement by Floyd, a prominent figure in the scene, with tensions centered in the city’s police district.

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