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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1971

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U S Drops China Travel Restrictions

Secretary of State Williams P Rogers orders the end of most U S travel bans to mainland China with presidential backing. The move follows Nixon’s push for broader contacts with the Chinese and comes as critics warn of opposition from Nationalist China over policy toward Beijing.

Washington Williams P. Rogers China Vietnam North Keres Cube Nixon Rogers U.S Peking State Department Congress American Red Cross North Vietnam North Korea

Gals Can Join Explorers In Portland

Teen aged girls are invited to join the Explorers, the boys scouts extension. A one year trial is under way and a portion of the 181 Explorer posts in the Portland area have admitted girls to membership. Women leaders are also eligible for the coed program which started in January on the basis of research studies and recommendations of leaders from business, education, religion and youth groups.

Portland Ore Explorers Boy Scouts of America

Reds Attack Heavy at South Base in Laos Near Lolo

North Vietnamese troops pressed artillery and tank assaults against a South Vietnamese base in Laos near Fire Base Lolo, as U S helicopters supported the defense. One U S chopper was downed, seven enemy tanks knocked out, while U S air strikes and gunships pressed the assault and surrounding clashes continued for a day.

Ham Nghi Vietnam Laos U.S Lolo 1St Infantry Division Sepone Phu

AMA details cheaper health plan to Congress

The American Medical Association outlined its MediCredit plan before a Senate health subcommittee. It would privately operate with federal subsidies shrinking as income rises and cost an estimated 14.5 billion dollars in its first year. The AMA stressed private delivery, broader manpower and facilities, and rivaled Nixon Kennedy proposals.

Washington American Medical Association Congress AMA Roth Subcommittee Medicredit Nixon Edward Kennedy D-Mass Martha W. Griffith D-Midh

Weather note: temperature fall with upper 30s tonight

Temperatures will dip into the upper 30s under cloud cover tonight and the high tomorrow is forecast in the lower 50s. Yesterday's high reached 70 degrees and this morning's low was 53.

Clever Motorist Evades Parking Tickets by Removing Windshield Wipers

A driver devises a controversial tactic to dodge fines by removing windshield wipers to obscure the view and avoid ticket enforcement. Authorities caution against tampering with vehicles and warn penalties may apply.

House Committee OKs SST Funds for Prototypes

The House Appropriations Committee advanced a bill totaling 289.9 million dollars to fund two SST prototypes with one scheduled to fly by March 1973. The measure adds 79.9 million to an emergency 210 million package, bringing total federal outlays to about 1.3 billion with 403 million in private financing.

House Congress Senate House Jack McFall D-Calif

Food Stamp Program In Butler County Faces Possible Changes

A Middletown area resident describes the food stamp process from application at 1361 Central Ave to receiving a monthly card. Officials discuss eligibility rules, suggested reforms like updating pay scales and redefining households, with public views reported and noted.

Middletown Area Food Stamp Office Central Ave Ohio State Employment Service Butler County Childs

Explosions Rock Istanbul As Turkiye Political Crisis Deepens

Four blasts hit Istanbul including near the American Consulate. Banks and newspapers were damaged as Turkey’s military leaders ousted the Demirel government. Ankara politicians work to form a strong government while the U S Embassy calls operations normal for troops and dependents.

Ankara Turkey Istanbul U.S Suleyman Demirel Ndt Cevdet Sunay

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