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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1969

Page

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Linkletter decries drug dangers after daughter's death

Art Linkletter urges parents to teach children about drugs in a calm nonpanic way after his daughter Diane, 20, died from an LSD overdose. He describes her life, the signs of her distress, and the family’s communications, calling for public education and warning of the dangers of narcotics.

Los Angeles Art Linkletter Forest Lawn Memorial Park Linkletter Diane Lois Robert Lake Tahoe Tion and Welfare Sharon

Israeli Jets Bombar d Northern Jordan Valley Target

Israeli warplanes struck Arab guerrilla positions two miles inside Jordan in the Jordan Valley amid heavy antiaircraft fire. The raid, retaliation for mortar and rocket attacks on Israeli settlements, damaged houses and a teachers building near Kibbutz Menahemya with no reported casualties.

Tel Aviv Jordan Valley Jordan Midras Beisan Sea of Galilee Kibbutz Menahemya Yavniel Jordan River

Senate Probe The Case Of Gen Turner Illegal Gun Sales

Maj. Gen. Carl C. Turner testified that Chicago and Kansas City police chiefs allowed him access to confiscated weapons for personal use rather than Army training. Witnesses accused Turner of selling guns, with some ending up in a Haiti rebel cache, and records reportedly lost.

Washington Carl C. Turner Chicago Kansas City Senate Investigations Turner Paul Duellman Haiti Philip R. Manuel Subcommittee Manuel Pine State Fayetteville

JFK Center Bill Moves to Nixon for Funding

The Senate approved a $12.5 million appropriation for the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, passing 62 to 3. Senator Margaret Chase Smith urged delaying funds pending a construction cost increase investigation, but the measure prevailed to assure completion.

Jfk Center Washington Senate Nixon John F. Kennedy Center Sen Margaret Chase Smith R-Me National Cultural Center Potomac River Lincoln Memorial General Accounting Office J. W. Fubrright D-Ark Charles H. Percy R-Nl Fulbright Percy National Airport

Barbara Shutt In Critical Condition After Overdose

Barbara Shutt, 24, convicted of first degree murder, was found unconscious in Hamilton County Jail and rushed to General Hospital in critical condition from an overdose. The jury convicted her in the death of her foster mother, Dr. Jan Shutt, after a five hour deliberation. Sentencing set for 11 a.m. with life imprisonment mandatory.

Cincinnati Barbara Shutt Hamilton County General Hospital Hamilton County Common Pleas Court Jan Shutt Miss Shutt Charles Shutt Shutt Barbara Gilday William Morrissey Morrissey

Middletown Area Weather Forecast Through Wednesday

The Middletown area is mostly cloudy and mild through Wednesday with a chance of showers tonight and Wednesday. Lows tonight are expected in the 50s and highs Wednesday in the upper 60s to lower 70s.

Middletown

Confident Green Beret Faces Army Acquittal Review

Green Beret Capt. John J. McCarthy Jr. says he is confident he will be acquitted of the 1968 murder of Cambodian aide Inchin Hai Lam near Saigon. He spent nearly two years confined at Ft. Leavenworth and recently began a month long home leave after Army release pending his Court of Military Review appeal. He says a duty station remains undecided as he returns to Arizona home with his family.

Phoenix Ariz Green Beret John J. McCarthy Jr Vietnam McCarthy Army Court of Military Review Ft. Leavenworth Kan Green Fr. Huachuca Arizona Long Binh Vietnam Inchin Hai Lam Saigon Lam

Australian admits setting Al Aqsa Mosque fire in Jerusalem

Michael Denis Rohan, 28, confessed in court to starting the Aug 21 blaze at the Al Aqsa Mosque to clear the site for rebuilding Solomon's Temple. Defense said he pleaded mental illness, while denying arson charges and other facts in the indictment.

Jerusalem Solomon's Temple Old Jerusalem Mohammed Solomon’s Temple Rohan Tanik

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