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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1971

Page

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Turkish premier quits after army threatens coup

Turkish Premier Suleiman Demirel resigned after the armed forces threatened a takeover. Four top commanders demanded a new government to halt anarchy and carry out key reforms. The military warned it would seize power if reforms were not quickly realized. The move followed months of unrest and a recent leftist kidnapping of U.S. airmen.

Ankara Turkey Suleiman Demirel Cevdet Sunay Assembly Senate Demirel NATO U.S

Army Officer Charges Two Generals With Covering Torture

Lt Col Anthony B Herbert four times wounded says he will file federal charges against Maj Gen John Barnes and Col J Ross Franklin for failing to investigate alleged torture and murder of Vietnamese civilians by the 173rd Airborne Brigade. He alleges delays and threats and cites witnessed killings and torture incidents. The army says an active investigation continues.

FT. Mcpherson Army Anthony B. Herbert John Barnes J. Ross Franklin 173Rd Airborne Brigade Herbert Go Army 1 U.S. Army Man Barnes Pentagon Franklin Vietnam Wallace Warden Warden

Nerf Ball safety dispute over flammability test results

FDA and Parker Bros. clash over Nerf Ball flammability after Consumers Union claims the toy ignites when dropped on a flame. Parker Bros. says internal tests found no ignition and reports few complaints. FDA continues flammability tests while noting inconclusive initial results.

Consumer Reports Parker Bros., Inc Salem Mass Randolph P. Barton Samuel M. Hart FDA Office of Product Safety Barton Parker Bros Consumers Union

Journal Examines Food Stamp Program Use

A four part Journal series explores what food stamps are and how they aid 8,000 Butler County residents. The report explains how the program turns scarce dollars into meals and what dependence on coupons is like for low income families.

Kathleen Krumm The Journal

Belfast bombs rock Northern Ireland killing three soldiers

Night of terror hits Belfast and Dungannon as gelignite blasts hit a labor office and a protestant area gas station. Three Scottish soldiers, Joe McCaig 18, John McCaig 7, and Dugald McCaughey 23, were found shot in a Belfast ditch. IRA blamed, denies role. Fear of reprisals hampers police search.

Belfast Northern Ireland Dungannon County Tyrone Springfield Road Joe McCaig John Dugald McCaughey Irish Republican Army The IRA

Viet Troops Withdraw Near Sepone In Laos Drive

South Vietnamese forces pulled back from Fire Base Sofia near Sepone Laos to avoid a trap. A regiment abandoned Sofia, 25 miles inside Laos, while troops swept for enemy forces along a 25 mile front. U S helicopter sorties surged as weather improved, with 5 aircraft lost and 1 American killed. Korean forces reported ending their central highlands operation with 385 enemy dead and 23 killed in action.

Saigon Laos Sepone Sofia Panhandle U.S U.S. Command America Vietnam Central Highlands

Cousin Clara Seeks A Suitor In Odd Personal Ad

A brief note reveals Cousin Clara seeking a specific kind of man willing to date her. The fragment suggests a personal ad style inquiry about companionship.

Clara

Weather Update Shows Showers and Warmer Temps Ahead

Tonight and tomorrow bring showers with a warming trend. Saturday highs reach the upper 50s after a chilly night in the upper 30s. Yesterday’s high was 43 and this morning’s low 32.

Sardinian legend Zu Sini still calls himself a Robin Hood

In Orgosolo Sardinia the 103 year old former bandit Ziu Sini known as Uncle Sini recalls a life of cattle rustling and avoidance of justice. He claims Sgt Michele Chessa died at 102 due to his vices and laments modern bandits lacking dignity. He says he would resort to outlaw life again if charged.

Orgosola Sardinia Michele Pietro Sini Michele Chessa Ziu Sini Sini Europe Sim Robin Hood Orgosolo Chessa Zu Sini Carolina Rosa Vedele

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