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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1974

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Catholic Outcry Over Butz Joke Hits Ford Cabinet

Catholics demand Earl L. Butz resign after a mock Italian accent joke attacking Pope Paul VI's birth control stance. Archdiocese of New York and Rep. Biaggi urge immediate resignation while the White House investigates. Senior clergy press for removal amid broader criticism of cabinet remarks.

New York Agriculture Earl L. Butz Paul VI Butz Rich Archdiocese of Ford Senate of Priests Mario Biaggi Dn.y White House

Bellaire miners oppose coal pact as support grows

At a Thanksgiving Day meeting in Bellaire Ohio Local 2262 President William Yost joined critics of last Sunday's contract saying pay is too low and vacation time insufficient. A rally was set for District 6 headquarters and another in Wheeling West Virginia to explain the accord seen as the fattest settlement this decade.

Bellaire Ohio William Yost UMW Arnold Miller District 6 Wheeling College Wheeling W.va Miller West Virginia

Indians win return of ancestor bones from Pilgrim Museum

A peaceful Thanksgiving march at Plymouth led to the return of a 16-year-old Wampanoag girl’s bones. Museum director L D Geller signed a treaty to surrender them after pressure from Frank James and about 75 Native and 150 onlookers. The bones will be buried in Barnstable on Cape Cod.

Plymouth Mass Pilgrim Museum Cape Cod Frank James United Alliance of Indians of New England James L.D. Geller Geller Barnstable

Ford to visit China in 1975 according to Nessen report

President Ford plans a visit to the People’s Republic of China in 1975, announced by White House secretary Ronald Nessen after talks led by Henry Kissinger in Beijing. Plans were disclosed in a brief communique about Kissinger’s November 1974 talks reaffirming Shanghai communique principles.

Washington Ford China White House Ron Nelsen Henry A. Kissinger Peking People’s Republic of China Nessen Kissinger U.S National Security Affairs People's Republic of China Gerald R. Ford Shanghai Richard M. Nixon Nixon

Middletown Weather Forecast Clouds and Light Snow Possible

Cloudy skies and a chance of light snow are forecast for the Middletown area tonight and Saturday. Lows tonight in the mid 20s and highs tomorrow in the 30s. Extended outlook shows snow flurries Sunday and Monday and cloudy skies Tuesday.

Middletown

Hospitals to certify Medicare and Medicaid care necessity

The new utilization review requires doctors and hospitals to certify within two days of admission that elderly Medicare and needy Medicaid patients require care. Reviews by nurses on admission, with physician panels deciding by day two, aim to save millions. states may lose funds for noncompliance.

Washington Department of Health, Education and Welfare American Medical HEW

Silent victims of crime keep silent, federal survey shows

Census Bureau data from early 1973 estimate 16.7 million crimes in rape robbery assault burglary and larceny, with only 5.3 million reported to police. Larceny led unreported crimes, followed by burglary and aggravated assault. The LEAA panel aims to supplement FBI UCR data and explain why victims do not report.

Washington Census Bureau Law Enforcement Assistance Administration National Crime Panel LEAA Richard W. Velde FBI Ucrs Velde

Soviets and China Boycott World Grain Talks in Rome

The Soviet Union and China did not attend a one day meeting of major grain producers and buyers in Rome called by FAO chief Addeke Boerma. The gathering discussed feeding 500 million Asians and Africans amid expected lower next year wheat output and dwindling stocks. A source warned no immediate pledges and a new meeting may be scheduled in about a month.

Rome Soviet Union China Asia Africa United States Moscow Peking Addeke Boerma Food and Agriculture Organization of United Nations

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