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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1972

Page

3

Whitelaw Faces Northern Ireland Turmoil Amid Marching Season

Britain's Northern Ireland secretary William Whitelaw arrived in Belfast amid heightened security as violence intensifies before Easter. Parades by Protestants and potential Catholic protests threaten renewed civil conflict. The death toll rose to 293 in three years of fighting, with a bystander killed and bomb blasts wounding civilians.

Belfast William Whitelaw Britain Northern Ireland London Whitelaw Ireland Andersonstown

Evacuation Ordered Near Louisville Dam Over Chlorine Barge

Louisville Mayor Frank Burke orders 4000 residents within a mile of McAlpine Dam evacuated by noon Saturday as efforts to dislodge a 600 ton chlorine barge proceed. Officials warn of toxic gas risk if leaks occur during stabilization and transfer to empty tanks. Weather and wind conditions heavily influence the plan.

Louisville Frank W. Burke McAlpine Dam Ohio River Dan

Wallace Says He Led Tax Reform Charge in Wisconsin

Gov. George C. Wallace tells about 600 supporters in Milwaukee that he talked tax reform first, arguing a Wallace win will force Washington to address taxes. The Wisconsin primary climate features Humphrey, McGovern, Muskie, and Wallace criticizing rivals as they campaign.

Milwaukee Wis George C. Wallace Wisconsin Washington Alabama South Side Hubert H. Humphrey George McGovern Edmund S. Muskie Wallace Humphrey West Bend Nixon Earl Butz Muskie Kenosha Racine Cudahy McGovern Sheboygan

Apollo 16 Astronauts Ready for Final Test Before Moon Launch

Apollo 16 crew John Young Charles Duke and Thomas Mattingly prepare for a last major countdown test at Cape Kennedy. After a simulated liftoff they will run in flight procedures for hours as launch team fixes a circuit breaker and final countdown starts April 10. The mission aims to land in the moon's highlands to seek ancient volcano evidence.

Cape Kennedy Fla Moon John W. Young Charles M. Duke Jr Thomas K. Mattingly II Walter Kapryan Young Duke

Two Youths Hurt As Car Flips East Of Ohio 741

Oscar N. Whitaker 16 of Bunnell Hill Road drove west on Lytle Five Points Road at 10 15 p m when he lost control and the car skidded off the road, overturning. Passenger Richard Miracle 17 of Springboro Pike Apt 2 sustained minor injuries.

Springboro Lytle Five Points Road Ohio 741 Oscar N. Whitaker Bunnell Hill Road Richard Miracle Springboro Pike Apt. 2

ITT figures link to 1970 Chile coup attempt

Business Week cites former CIA Director John McCone confirming ITT executives discussed helping to keep Salvador Allende from becoming Chile’s president in 1970. McCone said ITT offered to assist if Washington had a plan. The piece notes ITT denied plotting and regrets how memos were read. Chile’s Congress to probe CIA activities in Chile next week.

New York Business Week CIA John A. McCone International Telephone & Telegraph Corp Salvador Allende Chile McCone ITT U.S Allende Harold S. Geneen Geneen Santiago

Russia to Boycott Stockholm Environment Conference

The Soviet Union says it will boycott the Stockholm conference on human environment in June unless East Germany is invited to full participation. Moscow objects to voting by non UN member states and its allies in the General Assembly decision, with Eastern Europe likely to follow.

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Columbus Names New Police Chief

Earl Burden Jr. 44 was named Columbus police chief, succeeding Dwight W. Joseph who retires April 3. A native of Washington Court House, Burden joined the division in 1952 and rose through ranks to sergeant in 1957 lieutenant in 1959 captain in 1966 and major in 1969.

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