Cannonball performer Hugo Zacchini dies in California
Hugo Zacchini the original Human Cannonball known for his circus act died Monday in San Bernardino California after a stroke. He was 77.
21 Oct 1975
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1975
Page
1
Hugo Zacchini the original Human Cannonball known for his circus act died Monday in San Bernardino California after a stroke. He was 77.
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger met Mao Tse tung at Mao’s home after a day touring Fragrant Hills with Foreign Minister Chiao Kuanhua. Kissinger’s party included Nancy Kissinger and seven aides while George Bush and Winston Lord stayed for Mao’s discussion.
The Journal continues its issues and candidates series for the November 4 election. Dudley Inwood is profiled for Middletown City Commission, Turtlecreek Township clerk candidates are profiled, and State Issue No. 2 on tax incentives for industry is explained on page 14.
After tax income for major retailers totaled nearly 2.3 billion for the second quarter, up from 1.4 billion in Q1. Second quarter sales rose 9 percent to 112 billion, with after tax profits averaging 2 cents per dollar of sales and ROE at 13.7 percent. Complete figures to be published in December.
Police and troops storm the house in Monasterevin near Dublin to end the 18 day hostage drama. The two suspected IRA gunmen Eddie Gallagher and Marion Coyle held Tiede Herrema as negotiators urged surrender while government leaders rushed to the scene.
The FEA finds 45 percent of Americans now believe the fuel shortage is real up from 32 percent last year, while 32 percent think it is contrived. Congress nears long term energy plans with mileage rules aiming for 27.5 mpg by 1985 and 18 mpg for fuel savers starting 1978.
Moroccans begin moving toward the Spanish Sahara border as UN Security Council debates King Hassan II plan. Trucks and buses carry marchers from oases to Marrakech with trains and convoys preparing for a 500 mile journey to Tarfaya and El Aaiun to reinforce Morocco's claim.
Clear skies and overnight lows in the 50s are forecast for Middletown tonight. Wednesday will bring partly cloudy skies with highs in the 70s. Yesterday’s high was 60 and the overnight low 44. The outlook suggests a chance of showers Thursday followed by fair weather Friday and Saturday.
In Madrid the 82 year old Generalissimo Francisco Franco was diagnosed with endocarditis affecting his heart valves in addition to influenza. Doctors treated him at the Pardo Palace and reported he recovered during the night while officials considered an official update and canceled his Wednesday audience.
The United States ends the two month old grain embargo as long term deals with the Soviet Union allow American farmers to sell grain, with annual exports of 6 to 8 million metric tons and a future oil trade of 200000 barrels daily. The accord aims to stabilize trade and aid workers and consumers, though soybeans and rice are excluded and price impacts are debated.
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