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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1977
Page
1
Mennonite delegates report Vietnam pursuing a distinctive socialism and closer West ties. Private markets thrive alongside state sectors while religion gains limited freedom. Christians, Buddhists receive aid for rebuilding, and many speak openly of families on opposing sides as reconciliation moves forward.
Ronald Adley, though trapped four days in a 50 foot coal chamber, remains hopeful as a jackhammer frees him at five inches an hour. MESA official says the sound is his drill and signals nearing light. In Uganda, Bishop Brian Herd is expelled and reaches London after 16 years of missionary work.
James Earl Ray likely to testify before the House assassinations committee with limits on questioning and a push for an inquiry into a King death conspiracy theory. Ray's Nashville attorney Jack Kershaw said Ray would consider agreeing under certain conditions and would not confirm naming conspirators without consent.
Sister Maureen Murphy 37, formerly Carol Murphy, acquitted of first degree manslaughter and lesser charges after trial in Monroe County. Court cleared her of causing death by stuffing clothing in her newborn son’s mouth. Judge Maas announced the innocent verdict Friday.
A 7.5 magnitude earthquake rattled Bucharest late Friday causing widespread destruction recall reports of collapsed seven story buildings and fires. Rescue teams battled rubble as thousands fled streets while hospitals treated the injured and authorities appealed for calm.
Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance announced the United States is willing to talk directly with Cuba on a broad range of issues without preconditions. He approved reviving ping pong diplomacy and discussed a new fishing boundary and anti hijacking agreement amid long standing tensions.
Izvestia accuses Russian dissidents of spying for the CIA to undermine the Soviet state. The lengthy article names Melvyn Levitsky and Joseph Presel of the U.S. Embassy and cites Lipavsky as a repentant former dissident. It also alleges Western reporters aided dissidents in Moscow.
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