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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1967

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Draft Plan Opposed as Lottery Riles Voters in AP Survey

Americans writing Congress oppose Johnson’s plan to induct 19 year olds first via a draft lottery and favor keeping college deferments. Mothers describe fear for sons education and future, while some military men support younger draftees. Letters flood Rep Rivers and other lawmakers ahead of hearings.

Washington Johnson Associated Press Congress Idea L. Mendel Rivers Ds.c House Armed Services Committee

Ohio GOP Poised to Influence House if Party Wins

Ohio Republicans in the U S House total 19 of 24 seats the largest Republican bloc in any state. If the GOP gains House control in 1968 five would become committee chairmen Bow McCulloch Ayres Bolton and Ashbrook shaping policy alongside strong party leadership.

Washington Ohio GOP House Frank T. Bow William M. McCulloch William H.ayres Frances P. Bolton John M. Ashbrook Ayers Republican Policy Committee McCulloch Ashbrook Johnson Ayres

A Dirty Brutal War Passing Silence Hate

Vietnamese woman ignores her crying baby as American infantrymen blast chickens ducks and strike a water buffalo and family dog. Her husband father and young son are led away in this vivid wartime scene from Vietnam.

John T. Wheeler Giongh 25Th Division

Reunion in Cleveland Reunites Two Brothers After WWII

In Cleveland two brothers, Benjamin and Edward Weider, reunited after 25 years separated by Nazi persecution. Edward, a dentist, plans to study for a license to practice in the United States. Benjamin is retired. The story also recalls the family’s losses in camps and wartime upheaval near Vietnam.

Cleveland Benjami Weider Edward Romania United States Jewish Family Service Benjamin Frida Belsen Buchenaie Romana Cleveland Heights

US jets bomb Thai Nguyen steel plant and power complex

Thai Nguyen steel plant and nearby power station, crucial to North Vietnam's industry, were hit by radar guided bombs from U S carriers Enter and Kitty Hawk. The raids targeted an army barracks near Chi Ne as a second objective. No U S losses were reported.

Thai Nguyen U.S North Vietnam Red Capital Chi Ne Haroi- Haiphong Hanoi-Haiphong Indian Country.” Air Force

Weather outlook with mild temps and chances of showers

The forecast calls for a rainy day tomorrow with a high in the 50s and tonight cloudy with a low in the 40s. The long range outlook shows daytime near 60 and nights around 40s with showers likely again Monday. Yesterday reached 54 and overnight dipped to 34. At 11 am today the temperature was 42.

Pope Paul VI Leads Good Friday Observance in Rome

Pope Paul VI led Roman Catholics in Good Friday services and washed the feet of 12 boys at St. John Lateran Basilica. Banks and some markets stayed open for Easter shoppers as many offices closed, with Weather Bureau predicting a cool, wet Easter nationwide.

Paul VI Rome Basilica of St. John Lateran New York

San Francisco: City Rolls Out Welcome Mat For Hippies

Mayor John Shelley urges board to declare a 100000 migrant summer wave unwelcome. Fire and health inspections will rise in Haight Ashbury, sleeping in Golden Gate Park is outlawed, and city reiterates it cannot provide food or shelter.

San Francisco Haight-Ashbury Episcopal John Shelley Board of Supervisors Park and Recreation Department Golden Gate Park

Easter’s Sudsless In Daytona

Daytona Beach faced a beer ban that emptied the beach of students and uprooted spring break. Officials say arrests fell while 20 000 collegians remained on hand with potential crowds expected by Easter Sunday. Students decry the loss of beer filled sun and beach culture as city fathers defend the policy.

Daytona Beach Fia Urtess Daytona Boston College Bob Sakakeen Curtis Reid Beach End Broads Marilyn Beker Knoxville University of Tennessee Jim Tarsok Toledo China Reid

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