27 Nov 1976
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1976
Page
1
Eddie Lowman, 56, evicted from Milwaukee Safety Building on Thanksgiving, lived in stairwells and corridors for two years. He received a 90 day jail sentence for disorderly conduct to ensure he is not alone for Christmas.
A civil liberties group asks the House Assassinations Committee to investigate Fred Hampton's 1969 Chicago death. Documents allege FBI involvement and a fake letter plan to influence a Black Panther raid, with claims the FBI advised police of Hampton's location and possibly aimed to cause his death.
Nebraska state senator Ernest Chambers urged prosecution of Army National Guard officials after a guardsman wore a noose at a May training party and Gov. Exon fired Maj. Gen. Francis Winner. The mock hanging occurred at Fort Gordon Georgia during a joint Nebraska Mississippi event. Pvt. Dan Briscoe said he self saved from choking by placing hands between rope and neck.
Allies and rivals join to rebuke US stance on Vietnam UN entry. A 124 to 1 vote with three abstentions rejects US objections over Hanoi’s MIAs and insists Vietnam be considered a full member after its 1975 unification. The US veto previously blocked admission in the Security Council.
The suit filed in Columbus by Richard Reichel on behalf of Republican American and Labor electors seeks to overturn Ohio's presidential result. It alleges false addresses, ineligible clerks, and out of state ballots and calls for a new presidential election or a court appointment of a master commissioner.
In Muradiye and surrounding villages, officials report a death toll around 3 500 with fears of surpassing 4 000. International aid arrives by airlift as survivors seek shelter and essentials for a brutal winter amid snow and blocked roads near Erzincan.
A six part excerpt from Betty Rollin’s best selling book First You Cry starts Sunday in The Journal. Rollin describes her breast cancer diagnosis and modified radical mastectomy with raw honesty and emotion. The piece promises wide discussion and marks Rollin as a notable NBC News writer and editor.
The forecast calls for cloudy and colder conditions this evening with light snow and temperatures in the low 30s. Sunday will be windy and cold with more light snow and highs in the 30s, with a 60 percent precipitation chance tonight and Sunday. The extended outlook shows fair skies Monday, a chance of snow Tuesday, and fair again Wednesday, with highs around 30 and lows near 15.
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