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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1970

Page

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Tornado Kills Three in Shawnee Oklahoma and Prague

A sudden Oklahoma tornado hit Shawnee and Prague, killing three people and injuring more than 40. Damage in Shawnee’s business district reached $3.5 to $4 million with about 150 businesses affected. Rescue crews and National Guard were deployed. city hall was evacuated and warnings issued.

Shawnee Okla Oklahoma Pierre Taron Prague Downown Taron Charles Knox Knox

Senate probe opens on urban guerrillas targeting police

Senate Judiciary Committee will hear officers from over a dozen cities in four days of testimony on new laws to shield policemen from rising attacks. Eastland backs federal crimes for cross state assaults and new rewards, plus tougher Smith Act provisions.

Senate James O. Eastland Dmiss Judiciary Committee Internal Securities Eastland FBI

Manhunt Delayed Over Montreal Kidnapping Case

Canada pledges extra protection for foreign diplomats as police halt the manhunt after a ransom note from the FLQ demanded 500000 in gold and release of political prisoners. James Richard Cross, 49, was abducted from his Montreal home as agents gained entry posing as birthday visitors.

James Richard Cross Front de Liberation Quebecois FLQ Quebec Ence Jerome Choquette Cuea Algeria Michell Sharp Ottawa Canada Cross Montreal

Red Guns Hit Viet Refugees on Central Coast

Viet Cong mortars killed seven South Vietnamese and wounded 52 in a refugee camp Monday night as allied forces reported intensified enemy attacks for the third day along the Central Coast. Phu My in Binh Dinh province faced 17 mortar rounds destroying 40 houses, with 64 attacks since Saturday morning. The Phu Cat air base near Phu My was struck by two 122mm rockets, one failing to explode.

Saigon Ina Phu My Binh Dinh South Vietnam U.S Phu Cat

Weather outlook with warm periods and possible thunderstorms

Tonight will be partly cloudy and warmer with lows in the upper 50s to low 60s. A chance of thundershowers late tonight. Wednesday similar with a shower risk late Wednesday afternoon and evening. Thursday looks sunny and warmer with possible rain late afternoon or evening.

Sadat Named Nasser's Successor

Egypt’s Arab Socialist Union named Anwar Sadat to succeed the late Gamal Abdel Nasser. The 150 member central committee unanimously approved Sadat’s nomination, with the assembly to endorse him and a nationwide referendum set for October 15. Mohamed Fawzi pledged military support as the party urged unity against hostile forces.

Cairo Egypt Anwar Sadat Gamal Abdel Nasser National Assembly the Arab Socialist Union Sadat Nas Mohamed Fawzi Nasser

Ball and Chain Hail West Covina Kiwanis President

Bank manager Del Walter slept in his clothes after Kiwanis Club members handcuffed him to a 50 pound ball and chain to celebrate his election as club president in West Covina California. The ball was removed after 13 hours as members laughed through the stunt.

del Walter West Covina Calif Kiwanis Club Walter

Nixon Plans Special Report On Peace Commitments

President Nixon, returning from a nine day European tour, plans a special report to Congress and the nation outlining U.S. peace commitments abroad. A possible Vietnam troop withdrawal could come as early as next week.

Nixon Washington Congress U.S Vietnam Strrength Mediterranean Leiang Paris Dublin

Bolivia’s President Es Resigns After Military Rebellion

General Alfredo Ovando Candia resigns as Bolivian president after a right wing military uprising led by Army Chief Rogelio Miranda. Ovando, who marked his first anniversary in office a week ago, urged loyal forces not to resist the coup and called for both leaders to resign in a 317 to 40 vote.

LA Paz Bolivia Alfredo Ovando Candia Ovando Rogelio Miranda Miranda

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