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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 26, 1965

Page

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Enterprise joins air war as nuclear carrier moves in

Saigon reports nuclear powered Enterprise to join daily US air raids against North Vietnam while B52 bombers back a major push in the Vo Dat Valley near Saigon to safeguard a critical rice harvest. South Vietnamese irregulars kill 22 Viet Cong near Ban Me Thout as fighting flares in the region.

Saigon Enterprise U.S Vo Dat Ban Me Thout South Viet Nam North Viet Nam den Bien Phu Hanoi U. S. Navy Manila Bain 7Th Fleet Toam North Viet Nam America Defense Robert S. McNamara Pacific U. S

McNamara Heads to London for NATO Talks

Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara arrives in London for meetings with British leaders before Paris and South Vietnam. He is joined by Gen. Earle Wheeler and aides to discuss NATO nuclear policy and alliance cooperation, with plans to meet Harold Wilson and discuss intensified bombing in South Vietnam.

London Robert S. McNamara Paris Viet Nam Joint Chiefs of Staff Earle G. Wheeler George W. Ball John T. McNaughton McNamara North Atlantic Treaty Organization United States Britain Alliance Wheeler U.S

Weekend Weather Outlook Promises Clouds and Showers

The U S Weather Bureau forecasts mostly cloudy skies and scattered showers for Saturday with little temperature change. Tonight's low around 48, after yesterday's high of 53. Long range forecast shows much warmer than usual, with highs near 50 through next Tuesday and above freezing lows. Some rain or snow flurries possible this weekend.

U. S. Weather Bureau

Wilson To Push Peace and Nuclear Pact Talks

London reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson drives a world nuclear pact push and aims to end the Vietnam War. Foreign Secretary Stewart will seek Moscow terms for a global pact and urge reconvening Geneva Conference to address Indochina divisions. Wilson plans talks with President Johnson and meets Defense Secretary McNamara as alliance defense ministers meet in Paris.

Michael Stewart Denis Healey McNamara Harold Wilson London Viet Nam Moscow Soviet Union Stewart Britain Cambodia Laos Wilson House of Commons Washington Asia Johnson Hanoi

Army Private's letter from Vietnam paints hellish night battle

Mansfield Ohio AP reports Cavalry Airmobile soldier Pfc Ralph Steven Martin, 20, describes a night attack where his unit, aiding the 7th's first battalion, faced a Viet Cong force estimated at a regiment. He recalls crawling through fire, tossing over 30 grenades, and using a captured .45 pistol. He says two days yielded heavy Viet Cong casualties and light US losses, calling the action a possible record.

Middle of Hell Army Ralph Steven Martin Ralph S. Martin Greenwich Martin Cavalry Airmobile Viet Nam 7Th Middle of Hell

Mud Takes Over Classroom Near Santa Barbara

Sister Maria Thomas rescues supplies from her first grade room after heavy Southern California rains drop two to three inches of mud, closing the school. Across the state the weather left nine people dead as skies rain down further damage.

Maria Thomas S.H.M Santa Barbara Calif California

Sudden coup in Congo raises Tshombe comeback hopes

Western observers report Moise Tshombe pourrait return to Congo government as Lt. Gen. Joseph Mobutu seizes power, declaring himself president for five years after ousting Kasavubu. Premier Kimba is ousted, Mulamba named premier, Gizenga released, amid tensions over mercenaries and foreign troop plans.

Leopold Ville Moise Tshombe Joseph Kasavubu Tshombe Joseph Mobutu Mobutu Kasavubu Evariste Kimba Kimba Katanga Belgium Col Leonard Mulamba Mulamba Antoine Gizenga Gizenga Patrice Lumumba Lumumba

Defector details Dominican rebel plans to assassinate ambassador

Juan Isidro Tapia testifies before the Senate subcommittee that rebels aim to assassinate U.S. Ambassador W. Tapley Bennett Jr. and hijack the Dominican Republic, with bombings planned after the new government took office last September. He says rebels trained in Cuba would place a time bomb in the ambassador’s car and destroy the country’s constitutional setup.

Washington Santo Domingo W. Tapley Bennett Jr Dominican Republic Juan Isidro Tapia Senate Internal Security Subcommittee Tapia Bennett Fidel Castro Cuba

Thieves Take Priceless Papal Library Treasures

Vatican officials report theft of manuscripts from the Apostolic Library including Petrarchs Canzoniere and Torquato Tasso writings. Initial value estimates of 200 million lire were deemed far too low as the loss includes irreplaceable works and a copy of the crown of Saint Stephen.

Vatican City Petrarch Torquato Tasso Vatican Apostolic Library Jerusalem St. Stephen Hungary

Fast-Action Firemen Get Rescue Credit

Three volunteer firemen from a nearby coffee house rushed into the Irvington Lodge hotel dormitory to wake families and save eleven occupants before flames consumed their rooms. Survivors praised Al Kessler Richard Work and Douglas Eslele Jr for their bravery while authorities search for a possible fourth victim amid the three story blaze.

Lakewood Martin Rothenberg Richard Work Douglas Es Lelle Jr Kessler Irvington Lodge Ir ‘Vington Daniel Schoenfeld Joyce Levenson North Bergen Leonard Brindell Nick Poulas New York City Carl Theilen

Americans in Paris urge negotiated peace in Vietnam

More than 200 Americans in Paris led by Jean Davidson petitioned a U S embassy official to forward to Washington. The action supports the March for Peace in Washington and calls for an end to bombing, a cease fire under international control, and a negotiated permanent peace with all parties.

Paris Jean Davidson Jo Davidson Viet Nam U.S Washington

Chip on Shoulder Often Just Bark, Humble Wisecrack

A brief aphorism suggests that many people carry a chip on their shoulder for little real reason and that much of the offense is self generated. The line hints at self awareness and social perception without naming individuals or events.

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