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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1968

Page

7

Married Ambassadors in Asia Ellsworth and Carol Bunker

Saigon and Katmandu host the only husband and wife team of U.S. ambassadors. Ellsworth Bunker leads the Saigon embassy with 2,400 Americans and 4,600 Vietnamese civilians, while Carol Laise Bunker heads Nepal's mission with a 194 staff and Peace Corps volunteers. Both bring deep diplomatic experience and share views on development.

Saigon Thong Nhut Ellsworth Bunker U.S United States Paris State Department Asia Katmandu Carol Laise Bunker Terai Great Indian Plain Jahakpur Peking Ambassador Peace Corps Washington New Delhi Calcutta Vietnam Cam Ranh Bay W. Averell Harriman Bunker Harriet Allen Bunker India

Davies Takes Top Doty Post

Robert A. Davies of 107 Alamo Road has become president of the Doty House board of trustees succeeding Robert Ritter who served three terms. Other officers include Robert Crooke treasurer Dr Don E Douglas vice president of finance John Thornberg vice president of personnel Mrs Anthony Capozzi secretary and Mrs Kathryn Walters assistant treasurer.

Robert A. Davies Alamo Road Positon Doty House Board of Trustees Robert Ritter Robert Crooke Don E. Douglas John Thornberg Anthony Capozzi Kathryn Walters

Wall Collapses at Chicago Theater Demolition Site

An aging theater on Chicago's North Side faced partial demolition when a wrecking ball toppled part of the building and a three story section collapsed outward onto elevated train tracks. Four cars were damaged and a power line fell, leaving some area without electricity briefly. no injuries were reported by Van Wrecking Co.

Chicago van Wrecking Co

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