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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1971

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North Vietnamese Defector Details POW Exploitation

Dr Dang Tan, a former North Vietnamese official who defected, claimed Hanoi uses American prisoners of war for brutal interrogation, brainwashing, and propaganda. He said POWs are paraded in cities, exploited for strategic and propaganda aims, and kept detained to prevent homecoming. He linked policies to the Central Committee and ministries in Hanoi.

Saigon North Vietnam Hanoi Dang Tan Communist Party North Central Committee Central Committee of Ministry of Soviet Union China Cuba United States Tan Pleiku South Vietnam Highlands Central Highlands Laos Cambodia

FDA proposal would require full ingredients labeling on processed foods

Washington AP The FDA would require listing of all ingredients on processed food labels. Five GWU law students drafted the plan, and FDA head Dr Charles Edwards said comments will determine desirability and legal authority. Standardized foods include peanut butter jam cherry pie enriched flour and some cereals.

Food and Drug Administration FDA George Washington University Charles C. Edwards

Sean Lemass Irish premier dies at 71 in Dublin

Former Irish prime minister Sean Lemass died in Dublin after weeks of illness. A veteran Fianna Fail leader and wartime IRA recruit, he led Ireland from 1959 to 1966 and played a key role in industrializing the economy. He is survived by his wife, a son Noel, and a daughter married to former minister Charles Haughey.

Ireland Sean Lemass Dublin Irish Republic Lemass Irish Republican Army Fianna Fail Eamon de Val de Valera Jack Lynch John F. Kennedy United States Congress Noel Charles Haughey

Proxmire Faults FNMA Red Line Rules

Sen. William Proxmire accuses Fannie Mae of reviving redlining by new rules that could block mortgages for buyers in declining neighborhoods. Oakley Hunter defends case by case underwriting. Proxmire warns the policy may reduce credit and harm middle income homebuyers nationwide.

Washington William Proxmire Federal National Mortgage Association Wisconsin Democrat Mortgage Credit Agency Fannie Mae Oakley Hunter Hunter Federal Housing Administration and Veterans Administration Congress Proxmire FNMA

Lukens Sees GOP Gap Hampers Gilligan Tax Plan

State Senator Donald E. Lukens tells Industrial Council that GOP leadership is weak in the Ohio General Assembly and Gov. Gilligan may only secure half the tax money requested. He outlines options like passing all or half the bill for a ballot vote, warns Democrats can defect to back the package, and urges citizen input to lawmakers.

Fred Sennet Ohio General Assembly John J. Gilligan Donald E. Lukens Lukens Gilligan Industrial Council James A. Rhodes Ohio

Ohio tax plan tests GOP support as Gilligan pushes

In Columbus reporters describe friction within the Republican House over Gov. Gilligan’s income tax proposal and budget, with Democrats claiming votes to pass the package. Kurfess warns of uncertain support while talks hinge on modifying the sales tax exemption and welfare and education cuts.

Columbus, Ohio Repulican House John J. Gilligan Associated Press Kurfess House Gilligan

Weather outlook with showers and thundershowers tonight

Cloudy conditions bring showers and thundershowers tonight with temperatures topping in the mid 70s. Yesterday's high reached 78 and this morning's low was reported but not specified.

Vermonter's advice to speakers about hands and timing

A 19th century Vermont admonition suggests public speakers end with a flourish, noting “When you're done pumpin', let loose of the handle.” The quirky line captures rural oratory aid and practical guidance on delivery.

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