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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1966

Page

9

Air Attacks Heaviest In Four Months In Vietnam

U S forces carried the heaviest air strikes in four months against North Vietnam from the border with South Vietnam toward Hanoi. Air Force and Navy jets flew 83 missions, targeting suspected missile sites, anti aircraft installations, trains, bridges, and supply lines. B52s hit a probable Viet Cong base near Quang Ngai as U S troops pursue 700 North Vietnamese regulars near the Cambodian frontier, with Operation Paul Revere and Crazy Horse continuing. Since May 16, Viet Cong losses reached 347 killed, 26 captured, and 98 suspects taken.

Saigon South Viet Nam North Viet Nam Hanoi U.S Air Force Intrepid Enterprise Quang Ngai Binh Dinh

Alabama runoff runoff primary watched by federal monitors

Federal authorities monitored Alabama's Democratic runoff in 16 counties including Choctaw Greene Hale Marengo Perry and Sumter to detect Voting Rights Act violations. Poll watchers aided by the Justice Department tracked potential bloc voting and turnout by newly registered Black voters while noting white and Black candidates across sheriff local offices and state posts.

Birmingham Ala Alabama Justice Department Choctaw, Greene Hale Marengo Perry Sumter K. L. Buford Tuskegee Macon County Buford Harvey Sadler George C. Wallace

Researcher links virus to liver cancer findings

A Duke University researcher presented to the American Association for Cancer Research claims first experimental evidence implicating viruses in liver cancer. Dr Joseph W Beard reported chickens developed liver tumors after inoculation with virus strain MC 29, marking the first known virus cause of liver tumors.

Denver Colo Duke University American Association For Cancer Research Joseph W. Beard

Crossword Horizontal Clues From 1966 Puzzle

A list of crossword clues with numbers and partial answers including varnish cushion ingredient excavat touch end male to end sheep resident consum was British conveyed states close also name organ part to free painful sea fourth eagle calpn fastened inborn short napped fabric cuckoo shade tree commemorative disk not any a support antotoxina sharp corner poetic contraction illuminated sprite tractable cotton Average time of solution is noted for a 1966 King Features Synd Inc puzzle.

Inborn Antotoxina

Two Teens Arrested in Priest Killing in California

San Jose police arrested Tony Esposito, 17, and Jack Brito Jr., 16, in the death of Rev. John D. Cox, 31, and Eugene Silva, 40, a warehouseman. Investigators say the youths, part of a gang, lured victims to the suburbs for robberies. Cox died in hospital from a head wound. Silva was found dead on a rural road.

Bart Collins Tony Espositio Jack Brito Jr San Jose Collins John D. Cox Millbrae Calif Eugene Silva Santa Clara Father Cox St. Dunstan’s Sunnyvale Silva

Group Therapy Session Slated at Fellowship Hill Church

A public mental health seminar at First Methodist Church in Fellowship Hill will host “Group Therapy 11” tomorrow at 1 p.m. The continuation of last month’s dramatic group psychotherapy presentation invites audience participation and questions as part of Community Day Hospital Association’s education program on mental health.

Fellowship Hill First Method Ist The Community Day Hospital Association

Bomb Explodes In Manhattan Subway Station

A bomb exploded in a telephone booth beneath Manhattan's Municipal Building near City Hall injuring two women. Carrie Mangum, 38, from Brooklyn, suffered a serious eye injury requiring further surgery, while Maria Ortez, 18, of the Bronx, had minor cuts from glass.

New York Manhattan Municipal City Hall Carrie Mangum Brooklyn Maria Ortez Bronx

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