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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1970
Page
5
Confessions refer to autobiographical writings or simulated memoirs where intimate or guilty matters not normally disclosed are revealed. The term covers personal disclosures that may expose private motives, fears, or misdeeds within a narrative of self-revelation.
Washington AP Reverend Carl McIntire the radio evangelist behind two Vietnam victory marches now predicts a third demonstration will be staged in the future. He cautions it will occur at an unspecified time and place.
In Detroit AP report the United Auto Workers seek local in-plant settlements at 162 GM units across the U S and Canada to complement a stalled national contract. A Fisher Body Pontiac agreement marked the 16th deal with 139 still unresolved as the strike idles about 400 000 workers. Local issues include shift preference seniority and grievance procedures.
In Morgan Township near the Butler County line two Harrison youths suffered injuries after a southbound car left California Road. Passenger Jack Wison Jr., 14, is in critical condition at Mercy Hospital, while driver Ricky Dean Lemmel, 16, is in fair condition at Fort Hamilton Hospital. The car toppled a hill crest, left the road, struck a fence, rolled over, and both occupants were thrown from the vehicle. A sentence about a White House complex followed, noting an 11 acre office home with 132 rooms and other features.
ATHENS AP Stavros Niarchos the Greek shipowner was fully exonerated today of all charges in the death of his wife Eugenia last May 3. The Athens high court prosecutor announced the case is closed after a lower court panel ruled Niarchos innocent of causing bodily injury. Eugenia Niarchos died on his private island Spetses Poula from a low barbiturate dose after a postmortem and medical panel found no intent or foul play.
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