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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1965
Page
3
U S jets bombed and strafed as hundreds of Viet Cong attacked a government outpost three miles northeast of Quang Ngai. Moderate defender casualties reported. Mekong delta river assault left three VC dead and several hundred rounds seized. Civilians and allied losses tallied for the week.
Indonesia reports a widening purge after the October coup with 57 PKI lawmakers dismissed from Parliament advisory body, 14 Communist affiliated universities closed, and over 1,300 Communists fired by maritime and army agencies. D.N. Aidit remains in hiding as Lukman and Njoto exit Parliament. Diplomats warn of Sino relations strain after a mob targets the Communist China consulate in Medan with protests and a petition.
In Hamilton voters chose former Butler County prosecutor Robert Marrs as city judge over incumbent Frank Wessel. The council added Edward Beckett and Robert Westfall, re elected five members, and did not approve a nine ward system replacing the seven member at large setup. Freida McCandless did not run again.
Two 17 year old cousins were cited to juvenile court on theft of auto parts and tampering with a motor vehicle charges. Sgt Clifton Dye reported the youths admitted taking parts from a 1957 car at a Highland Street service station. A third juvenile was to be questioned.
Albert R. Anderson reported three firearms and ammunition worth 105 dollars stolen from his Hood Avenue residence after intruders pried a spare bedroom window with a screwdriver. A 12 gauge shotgun a .32 caliber automatic pistol and a pellet gun were taken. In a separate incident John Owens reported four wire wheel covers worth 75 dollars stolen from his car at the Sports Bowl on Main Street between 9 p m and 12 30 a m.
In a KYW interview Goldwater calls for Secretary McNamara to quit and for heavy bombing of Hanoi industrial targets. He blames Govs. Scranton and Rockefeller for his 1964 loss and says Johnson denied his Viet Nam visit as a reserve general.
Norman Korn principal of Central School discussed use of educational television at the Creekview School PTO meeting. Plans were outlined for a Fashions and Cards program to be held on November 19 under general chairmanship of Richard Keiser.
In Newport Kentucky Democratic victory sweeps Campbell County offices. Sheriff George Ratterman losing the county judge race to incumbent A J Jolly by a wide margin 17639 to 7567. Ste vens defeated by Bud Connor as the Democrats gain control.
Ku Klux Klan leader Parkie Scott announced a two day rally near Dillsboro Indiana on Indiana 262. The event runs Saturday 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Sunday 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. with a cross burning scheduled after dark.
The prototype of the modern refracting telescope was built by Hans Lippersheim in 1608 for the Dutch government, marking a pivotal step in optical science.
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