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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1968

Page

10

Involuntary Second Tours Deploy for Vietnam War

The Army and Marines push involuntary second tours to Vietnam as duration and turnover rise. About 18 000 Army and 6 000 Marine personnel are slated to return this year with officers and NCOs in large shares. The Air Force and Navy expect limited involuntary second tours, focusing on necessary skills and earlier volunteers.

Washington Vietnam Army Marines Navy Air Force Marine Corps Southeast Asia

Dr Harris Re elected To Third ACS Term In Ohio

Dr Jack L Harris longtime Armco medical staff leader from Middletown Butler County was chosen for his third two year trustee at large term for the American Cancer Society Ohio Division at the division's 23rd annual meeting in Cleveland. Over 500 ACS workers attended with researchers from Western Reserve Toledo University University of Cincinnati and University Hospital Columbus.

Jack L. Harris McGee Ave Middletown-Butler County American Cancer Society Ohio ACS Statler-Hilton Cleveland Harris Armco Edward R. Annis American Medical Association World Medical Association United States Western Case Toledo University University of Cincinnati University Hospital At Columbus Carlton Gorder Edward Helfman Joseph H. LeMoyne

Late Political Attacks To Be Soft-Pedaled

Washington AP report on the Fair Campaign Practices Committee urging news media to avoid publishing new last minute political attacks within the final five days before elections. It calls for reporting any new charges only with simultaneous responses and highlights patterns in how outlets handle such attacks.

Washington Fair Campaign Practices Committee

No Settlement Seen In Rhodesian Conference Talks

The British Rhodesian conference ended with no prospect of settlement as Prime Minister Harold Wilson and Rhodesian Premier Ian Smith agreed to consult their governments. The four day summit produced a statement that a wide gulf remains over majority rule and constitutional progress toward black majority power in Rhodesia.

Gibraltar Harold Wilson Ian Smith Britain Rhodesia Smith U.N South Africa

Negro Major Charges Military Racism in Vietnam

Maj Lovell Merritt of Chicago, a 40 year old Army officer, accuses U S military services of deep racism in MACV. He says he faced discrimination in the training section and describes officers laughing at racist stories. Merritt seeks a transfer to MACV operations and plans to retire after 20 years in January then pursue teaching in Chicago.

Saigon Army Lovell Merritt Chicago MACV Military Assistance Command Vietnam Merritt America Merrit Meritt

Apollo 7 crew favors exercise over meals

SPACE CENTER Houston AP reports Apollo 7 astronauts show more interest in exercise than food or sleep. Walter Cunningham says there is too much sleep and too much food, while Walter M. Schirra notes they are not hungry and are exercising to stay active using a stretch cord device.

Eucalyptus Leaf Glands Hold Pungent Oil for Medicines

The leaf glands of many eucalyptus species contain a pungent oil valued for medicines solvents and perfumes.

Agnew Urges Law and Order Stand Against Irresponsible Dissent

Vice presidential candidate Spiro Agnew called for separating civil rights from civil irresponsibility on Face the Nation. He argued condoning lawbreaking, even if a law is unjust, cannot be allowed as a matter of principle. He warned of a permissive atmosphere he blamed on the country. The article also notes a tangential line about the white potato's South American origin.

Washington Spiro T. Agnew

Arica Free Port Known as City of Eternal Spring

Arica Chile free port in the far north earns the nickname City of Eternal Spring. The town is popular while the rest of the country remains in winter.

Arica Chile Arca

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