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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1967

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Mexicans urge 24 hour opening of Yuma border gate

In Los Algodones 17 miles from the border residents plead for constant access to Yuma facilities. Dr Jorge Solis says opening the gate around the clock is a life and death matter as injuries and illnesses strike while the gateway is closed. Locals have written to President Johnson asking for 24 hour access and note U S officials cite cost as a barrier.

Los Algodones Mex Yuma Ariz Alberto Mejia U.S Johnson Leter Algodones Jorge Solis

Mystery Death of Rebel Che Guevara Shrouded in Doubt

Conflicting army and government accounts in Bolivia left questions about whether the rebel Che Guevara was buried or cremated. Roberto Guevara arrived from Argentina to claim the body but was told the remains were cremated, with officials later offering shifting statements amid family doubt.

LA Paz Bolivia Ernesto Che Guevara Guevara Roberto Argentina Alfredo Ovando Candia Ovando Roberto Guevara Rene Barrientos

Southwest Ohio Forecast Clouds and Showers Ride Tonight

The forecast for Southwest Ohio calls for increasing cloudiness with a chance of showers and warmer later tonight with a low between 45 and 52 degrees. Saturday will see considerable cloudiness with showers and little change in temperatures.

Ohio

Cincinnati Schools Step Up Patrols After Violence

Police will be stationed at several Cincinnati schools to prevent further violence by Negro students. At Hughes High School, disturbances were lighter than Wednesday’s beatings of 14 whites, with many pupils absent. Officials discussed plainclothes presence and a buddy system as tempers cooled under guard. Civil rights leader Dr Bruce Green urged cooperation for safety.

Cincinnati Salamursaay Hughes High School Hughes Bruce Green National Association For the Advancement of Colored People

Violence Hits Steel Haulers Strike Amid Explosions

An explosion and fire destroyed a Fallston terminal owned by Howard Miller head of the National Steel Carriers Association. Rocks and bullets damaged trucks in three states as riders debate a peace plan. No injuries reported.

Pittsburgh National Steel Carriers Association B&p Motor Express Inc Fallston B&p Howard Miller Greensburg

Cowboy bandits rob Rockefeller Center area cafe

Six robbers staged a daylight holdup at a bar near Rockefeller Center spraying an unidentified gas to stun patrons and taking about 3500 dollars. The owner was slashed. two employees were tied and treated, while police investigate a possible new disabling chemical used by authorities.

New York Rockefeller Center Plains John Keveanos 52Nd Street Keveanos George John St. Clare's Hospital

Haiphong Port Areas Hit By U S Navy Attacks

U S aircraft attacked Haiphong area in a string of strikes aimed at two major shipyards near the city center, a missile and helicopter assembly site, a nearby power plant, and the Cat Bi airfield. Ground fighting persisted in Vietnam with a civilian bus blown up near Hue and sporadic combat around Con Thien as monsoon weather looms.

Saigon Haiphong U.S Pentagon Cat Bi North Vietnam Hanoi South Vietnam Hue South Con Thien Demilitarized Zone Dmz Thuong Ly Lach Tray Yard Helicoper and Missile Assembly Dong Bi

Friday the 13th fears show mixed nerves and jokes

On Friday the 13th, residents across the country express a range of beliefs from superstition to skepticism. Phil Edwards jokes about staying on the floor to avoid falling, while Helen Matusiak, Margi Vogel and Marcia Ashley describe personal experiences and precautions involving bad luck, black cats, and car accidents.

Bob Onroe Helen Matusiak Chicago Margi Vogel Albany N.Y Jack Harper Helena, Mont Marcia Ashley Lynnfield Mass

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