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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1971

Page

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Largest marijuana seizure in U S history on shrimp boat

Federal agents chased and boarded the Mercy Wiggins off the Pacific, finding five tons of marijuana packed in 333 bags on a 60 foot vessel. Eight people were arrested across related seizures including the Andiamo and a camper. Bail set from 50 to 100 thousand dollars.

San Francisco Customs Myles Ambrose U.S U.S. Customs and Coast Guard Mercy Wiggins Pacific Golden Gate San Diego Harry McCue James Olson Captain Cook Hawaii Richard Michael King Richard Hansen McCue Virginia Marie Pope John Ferris Pope Kealakekua Gordon Maack Kailua Kona James Russell Vukich Robert Craig Light South Seattle Wash Miki D. Thieda la Jolla Calif

Nationwide antiwar rallies spark planned protests and fears

The Associated Press reports thousands poised to protest U.S. involvement in Indochina with rallies, marches and speeches nationwide. Memorials for Kent State and Jackson State victims are planned. officials in Boston and San Francisco warn of possible violence.

U.S Indochina Kent State University Ohio Jackson State College Mississippi Boston San Francisco Student Mobilization Committee Cleveland State

Ohio voters reject most school bond issues in primary

Ohio education faced its worst primary as voters rejected 66 percent of new school money issues and 74 percent of bond measures. The Ohio Education Association noted only nine of 23 districts approved after multiple polls. A .47 mill renewal passed in Miamisburg, while Northmont district rejected a 1.7 million bond. Three Rivers approved a 2.87 mill levy. Hamilton County votes approved mayor term limits. Blue Ash rejected removing police and fire chiefs from civil service.

Education Ohio Ohio Education Association Miamisburg Northmont Montgomery County Hamilton County Three Rivers Springdale

Listening to both sides may double the chances of error

A concise reflection suggests that seeking balance by hearing opposing viewpoints can increase the risk of making a poorer decision rather than improving judgment.

Weather outlook calls for warm trend with chances of showers

The area will stay warm for a while with possible showers. Tomorrow’s highs near the low 70s after a overnight low in the 50s. Yesterday’s high reached 63 with this morning’s low at 42.

Congress Target For D C Protesters

Washington AP reports antiwar protesters facing mass police action and 10 000 plus arrests as they set a noon rally on the Capitol. Rennie Davis vowed to “hold the Congress hostage” while most activists shifted to the Justice Department site amid a tense security buildup and troop deployments.

Congress Capitol Justice Department Rennie Davis Hugh Scott Pennsylvania Justice

Kent ROTC sit in continues at Kent State

Kent State protesters block Rockwell Hall housing ROTC as a four day memorial for four students killed by National Guard disturbances ends. About 5 000 attended a May Day Coalition rally, with no arrests reported. university officials and trustees urged dialogue. Yale president Brewster urged nonviolence as memorial aim.

State Norwich University Northfield Kent Ohio ROTC Kent State University Rockwell Hall Ohio National Guardsmen May Day Coalition Robert S. White Mark Lane White Robert Dix Robert Stopher Robert Williams Dix Yale University Kingman Brewster Jr

Cave-In Near Chicoutimi Kills At Least 20

In St. Jean Vianney near Chicoutimi Quebec at least 20 people are believed dead and about 20 missing after earth collapsed into a 20 foot wide 200 foot deep pit. Rescue teams faced heavy rain and crowded roads as 1000 officials searched for survivors and evacuated nearby houses.

Quebec Chicoutimi St. Jean Vianney Civil Defense Jonquiere

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