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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1964

Page

10

McNamara Optimistic On Vietnam War Outlook

Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara, returning from South Vietnam, voiced optimism that South Vietnam’s government plans and U.S. support will lead to a successful war outcome. He warned the war could be long and drawn out, denying earlier Saigon reports of a five-to-ten year span.

Washington Robert S. McNamara South Viet Nam Johnson McNamara Missouri Clarence Cannon D-Mo Saigon Honolulu Air Force Eugene M. Zuckert Carl Vinson Dga House Armed Services Committee Associated Press Pearl Harbor

Germantown Police Case Ends Without Decision

Mayor says no disciplinary action decided yet in charges of assault and battery against Village Patrolman Dick Pettit. Pettit allegedly confronted Bell with a police cruiser last Saturday. next steps depend on Bell and legal counsel is being sought.

Mantown John John 44 Cherry Main Streets Ptl Dick Pettit Satuay T. McGuff Bell Earler Pettit

Population Trends Play Into Local Planning

A fragmentary note hints at population shifts affecting city planning and services. Officials consider changes in housing, infrastructure, and resource allocation as part of a broader demographic assessment.

AF Concedes Structural Failure Cost Two Planes

The Air Force told Congress that of 72 aircraft in South Vietnam, two may have crashed due to structural failure. The T28 and B26 types were involved, with groundings and replacements underway as Skyraider planes are introduced.

Washington Air Force South Viet Nam Zuckert

City Firemen Respond Twice To Local Blazes

Firemen rushed to Charles Griffin at 1817 Woodlawn Ave when an overheated motor in a car caused a small blaze with no damage. Earlier, at 5:22 p m, grease on a stove at C E Wad 9095 Sherman Ave sparked a fire with minor damage reported.

Charles Griffin Woodlawn Ave Griffin C. E. Wad Sherman Ave

Arrest Report Highlights Local Suspect and Vehicle Vandalism

Ray Alfrey a 21 year old resident of 200 Monroe Street was arrested yesterday on a charge of assault and battery. Elizabeth Schenck of 129 S Main Street reported vandalism to her auto windshields parked at the Middletown Shopping Center lot. Four hubcaps valued at 29 dollars were stolen from a car owned by James L. Sims of 4261 Wayne Madison Road yesterday at the Armco East Side lot.

Ray Alfrey Monroe St Elizabeth Schenck S Main St Middletown James L. Sims Wayne - Madison Road Armco

Man Drowns After Fall Into Pool in Wapakoneta

In Wapakoneta Ohio 66 year old Harry Edwards Anthony of Fletcher Miami County fell into an empty nine foot swimming pool while repairing concrete. He was operating an air hammer when he tumbled into the pool Wednesday and drowned.

Wapakoneta Ohio Harry Edwards Anthony Fletcher Miami County Anthony Robert

Banana Copters Going Out in Vietnam Replacement

The Army is nearly done withdrawing the CH21 “flying banana” helicopters from South Vietnam and replacing them with UH-1 turbine-powered choppers. Last old CH21s should be out within 60 days as more than 100 UH-1 engines reach South Vietnam. Pentagon officials say the new choppers are more dependable and maneuverable, with a large portion of helicopter bays slated for the war. Congressional critics have questioned continuing use of obsolete equipment.

Washington South Viet Nam Associated Press Viet Nam South Viet Pentagon

Miami Club pool manager robbed of heavy barbell

Al Kimball, pool manager at a Miami country club, was the victim of a strong arm robbery. A thief stole a 125 pound barbell and fled by tossing it over a fence.

MIAMI al Kimball

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Mac Germantown Bill” and McCreary Bill’s Barber Shop South Main Ohio Theater Frenklin, Ohio Secretary of the D-Ga Vinson Secretary of Defense City Firemen Hill Erlandson Dodge, Inc Tedey Aniuaries Central Avenue Pey Settee
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