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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1971

Page

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Marines Launch Stern Recruiting Push With Tough Image

Washington AP report says the Marine Corps counters the Army campaign with a hard edged recruiting philosophy led by Gen Leonard Chapman. Marines emphasize elite training and a no frills life promising only service. Posters feature a drill sergeant and the line We never promised you a rose garden, while the agency promotes We Want Good Men and Then We Make Them Better.

Washington Army Madison Avenue Europe Leonard F. Chapman Ises Chapman Marine Corps J. Walter Thompson Rines Ad Agency Marine Corp

Cold Front Lingers Over Miami Valley Tonight

A cool front that followed the rain will linger over the Miami Valley and push tonight’s temperatures into the lower 40s. Tomorrow’s highs should reach the upper 40s to 50s while yesterday’s high reached 68 and this morning’s low was 61.

Miami Valley

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Chuckle Hay is described as a playful, informal phrase about timing and action, reflecting a lighthearted view of moments between starting and finishing tasks. It conveys a casual attitude rather than a formal event or person.

Norfolk officer sheltering stranded family earns praise

Norfolk police officer Richard W. Barrow aided a penniless Massachusetts family of five stranded in a car. He invited them to stay at his home for nearly two weeks, helped find the father a body shop job, replaced stolen tools, and received department commendation for actions beyond the call of duty. The family planned to move into an apartment on May 20 with support from fellow officers.

Norfolk, Va Richard W. Barrow Norfolk Barrow Massachusetts Cape Cod 1St Precinct

Earthquake Kills At Least 98 In Turkey

An earthquake in Burdur and surrounding villages in southern Turkey kills at least 58 with hundreds injured. Burdur's governor Esref Ayhan says 70 percent of buildings in the town of 30,000 are destroyed and several villages remain inaccessible. Hospitals fill with injured as troops search for victims. relief supplies and a mobile hospital are dispatched to the area.

Turkey Ankara Burdur Esref Ayhan Avhan Instanbul Kandilli Los Angeles Ryhan Gediz Aegean Black Sea Sellahattin Baburoglu

Conservative Lenders Slow HOAP Subsidy Loans

The Housing Opportunity Allowance Program HOAP faces slow uptake as conservative lenders restrict subsidies for families earning 7000 to 12000 annually. Only 390 of about 2000 eligible savings and loan associations have joined, with fears of future funds cuts if the 45 million remaining is not spent. James A. Coles notes regional conservatism, while LOAN ceilings are 25000 and eligibility scales by family size and area.

Fiat Washington James A. Coles Southwest Midwest Upper New England League

Paroled after life sentence for Cincinnati murder

Edythe Klumpp, 53, released on parole from Marysville Reformatory for Women after serving since 1959 for the murder of Louise Bergen. Convicted and sentenced to death, later commuted to life by Gov. DiSalle, with parole granted by the Ohio Parole Board. She will live with her daughter in Batavia and aims for a quiet exit and reintegration.

Marysville Ohio Edythe Klumpp DiSalle Mrs. Klumpp Ohio Parole Board

Walk for Mankind Unites Hikers Across 71 Year Gap

About 280 Middleton area residents join a 20 mile Walk for Mankind inspired by Project Concern. The oldest registered participant is 75 Howard Stalker and the youngest 4 year old Charles Fetzer, with local schools leading registrations. Proceeds fund a local free medical clinic and other Project Concern clinics. Registration forms and sponsor sheets are available at area schools, YMCA, fire stations, parks and recreation, WPFB, and other local offices.

Walk For Mankind Project Concern James Turpin Middletonians United States Mexico Orient Miami Valley Project Concern Tom Scott Debbie Garnett Charles Fetzer Howard Stalker Fenwick High School Middletown High School Middletown Trenton Garnett YMCA Miami Valley Project Concern Committee P.O Ohio Parks Parks and Recreation Wpfb Radio Inc Civic Association Armco General Office

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