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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1968

Page

6

Romania Advances Socialistic Democratization Policy Shift

In Bucharest the Piata Gheorge Gheorgiu-Dej name is being dropped for new leadership naming as Romania moves toward “Socialistic Democratization.” President Ceausescu cracks down on former officials, while the regime touts economic liberalization, expanding foreign trade and tourism, and the Danube delta as a future draw. Tourism rises with Mamaia as a prime Black Sea resort, drawing 274,000 Western visitors and 131,000 from West Germany.

Bucharest Romania Communist Party Piata Gheorge Gheorgiu - Dej Dej Nicolae Ceausescu Alexandru Draghici Europe Ceausescu Soviet Union Russia West Germany Czechoslovakia East Germany Italy France Britain United States Carpathian Mountains Black Sea Mamaia Danube

Santa Fe Prosecutor to Carry Gun for Protection

District Attorney Alfonso Sanchez of Santa Fe says he is complying with a police request to carry a firearm for protection after threats tied to charges against land grant figure Reies Lopez Tijerina and others in the Tierra Amarilla courthouse raid.

Santa FE N.M Alfonso Sanchez Sanchez Reies Lopez Tijerina Tierra Amarilla New Mexico

Mountain-climbing teacher talks down would-be jumper

In Pittsburgh a mountain-climbing school teacher, Ivan Jirak, climbed the 200-foot high Point Bridge during lunch to talk down a despondent man. The would-be jumper, identified as a patient under treatment at Allegheny General Hospital, was saved by Jirak’s intervention.

Pittsburgh Ivan Jirak Point Bridge

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