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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1969

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Marines, Allies Launch Maine Crag Offense South of DMZ

More than 3,000 U S Marines and South Vietnamese infantry backed by an American armored column push a major counteroffensive along the Laotian border 25 miles south of the DMZ to disrupt North Vietnamese supply lines. The drive, launched March 15, aims to sever Highway 926 and curb enemy artillery threatening Vandegrift base. Maj. Gen. Raymond Davis notes the cut of access after Operation Dewey Canyon.

Saigon U.S da Nang Laos South Vietnam Maine Crag Dmz Khe Sanh Vandegrift Raymond Davis 3Rd Marine Division

Educators and Students Clash Over Nixon Campus Order

President Nixon denounces campus violence and calls for local handling of disruptions. Educators like David G. Barry of San Jose State and Chandler Young of Wisconsin urge campus solutions, while Finch and NYU president Hester warn against federal overreach and fear adverse campus reactions.

Associated Press Nixon David G. Barry San Jose State College California Chandler Young University of Wisconsin At Madison Young Robert Finch Finch New York University James M. Hester Washington

Guns blazing across Suez as cease fire urged

Fighting erupts along the Suez Canal after reports of large Israeli troop movements into the Sinai Desert. U N observers call for a cease-fire at 10 a m, another at noon, Israelis say firing ceased, Egyptians claim continued fire in several sectors until 12 30 p m Each side accuses the other.

Associated Press Suez Canal Sinai Desert U.N

Israeli Egyptian artillery duel along canal report totals casualties

The exchange along the Suez Canal extended from the southern end to El Qantara with both sides claiming limited damage. U N observers brokered a cease fire midmorning but Egypt resumed fire. 6 Israelis and the Egyptian army chief of staff were reported killed with 25 Israelis wounded. Also a 17 year old Arab youth received a life sentence for a Hebron grenade attack injuring 45.

el Qantara Suez Canal Israel U.N Tel Aviv Radio Cairo Sinai al Fatah Fatah Egypt Jerusalem Hebron Machpelah Abraham

Weather outlook for Middletown area rain and cool temperatures

The forecast for Middletown and vicinity calls for rain this afternoon and later tonight with lows in the 40s. Tuesday will be cloudy and cool with scattered showers with highs in the upper 40s or 50s. Yesterday's high was 63 degrees with this morning's low at a warm 43. A total of .43 inch of precipitation fell in the area last night.

Middletown

Careless Smoking Believed Cause Of Fatal Fire Here

Fire officials say careless smoking possibly in bed caused the fatal blaze at 7 p.m. that killed Dean Henderson 60 owner of the Parkway Motel 2425 N Verity Parkway. Henderson died of suffocation in his second floor apartment at 1067 Olde Towne Apartments.

Dean Henderson Parkway Motel N. Verity Parkway Henderson Olde Towne Apartments Garret J. Boone Butler County Charles Hansel Hendeson Hansel Verlin Whitt Middletown Hospital Robert Flagel Steve Axford Dr. Flagel Axford William Kamrath Kamrath Cecil Kindred

Living longer by avoiding alcohol, tobacco and late nights

A wry reflection notes that age can feel longer when avoiding vices and late nights. The speaker jokes that abstaining may extend perceived years, offering humor on aging and habits.

Not All News Is Grim A Roundup Of Small Wins

A cheerful digest of recent good deeds and unlikely heroes from across the country. Andy Jacobson plans Easter guitar sessions for University Hospital patients in Philadelphia, while Gordon Scott hopes to visit Portland Zoo with the help of supporters.

Philadelphia’s University Hospital Gordon Scott Portland Ore Andy Borhood Lambda Chi Alpha Pennsylvania State University Northwestern University Evanston Ill

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