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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1967

Page

6

Court awards fortune for proof of human soul to institute

Superior Court Judge Robert E. Myers ruled that James Kidd’s estimated 230000 estate will go to the Neurological Sciences Foundation for research on the human soul rather than individuals. The Barrow Neurological Institute fundraiser must file yearly reports and the judge could reopen the case if funds are misused.

Phoenix Ariz James Kidd Arizona Miners’ Estate Superior Court Robert E. Myers Neurological Sciences Foundation Barrow Neurological Institute of Kidd Myers

Italians Sleep Habits Show Siesta and Night Rest

Rome AP report: Italian men nap about one hour in the afternoon and still attain eight hours of sleep at night. The survey from an Italian statistics institute notes women sleep roughly a quarter hour longer than men.

Rome

Gavin Says War Wrecking NATO

Retired Lt. Gen. James M. Gavin warns NATO is in shambles due to U.S. policies in Southeast Asia. He argues allied distrust grows as U.S. Vietnam involvement continues and notes potential impact on British ties to the Common Market. Gavin, a former ambassador to France and WWII commander, may be a 1968 Republican presidential hopeful. In separate report from Miami, U.S. asphalt imports last year totaled 1,110,000 short tons, 36,000 below 1965, while exports rose to 87,000 tons from 66,000.

New York James M. Gavin U.S Southeast Asia Gavin Natonology NATO French Chamber of Commerce United States Vietnam France 82Nd Airborne Division Asgtas Miami

Norwegians Said to Introduce Bagpipe to Scotland

The report claims that Norwegians introduced the bagpipe to Scotland, a detail cited in a traditional cultural narrative.

Scotland

Torpedo Boats Blasted By Jets In Gulf Action

Two US Navy Skyhawk pilots attacked a flotilla of six North Vietnamese torpedo boats in the Gulf of Tonkin near the Thanh Hoa River. They reported four boats destroyed. The engagement followed by shore and air activities as U.S. and South Vietnamese forces prepared for elections and continued combat in Quang Nam and Quang Tri provinces.

Saigon 7Th Fleet Gulf of Tonkin Thanh Hoa River Hanoi Gulf Cmdr Wilmer P. Cook Annapolis J.G Mitchell Watson Portland Ore Cook U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division Quang Nam Quang Tri Co Lai Quang Tri City Demilitarized Zone U.S Medina Quang Tri Province U.S. 9Th Infantry Division Rung Sat South China Sea U.S. Sol Diers Coronado Carla Red China North Vietnam Panhandle Navy Vietnam Tonkin Gulf Thanh Hoa

Foley Voted Into Hall Of Fame At Opry Anniversary

Red Foley was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame as part of the 42nd Grand Ole Opry anniversary ceremonies in Nashville. Jack Greene won male vocalist of the year for There Goes My Everything, with Loretta Lynn named top female vocalist and Chet Atkins as instrumentalist of the year. Special honors went to Armed Forces Radio and Television networks and the DoD for military service.

Nashville Jim Reeves Here Grand Ole Opry J. L. Frank Gene Autry Roy Acuff Steve Sholes RCA Victor Records Greene Ernest Tubb Dallas Frazier Loretta Lynn Eddy Arnold Hall of Fame Arnold Hollywood Coconut Grove Chet Atkins Armed Forces Department of Defense J

Bird’s A Bird Not A Birdie In Invitational Golf

In Benton Kentucky Ron Powell holed a par 4 but scored bogey 5 after a ball he hit struck a starling on the fairway. Powell attempted aid with artificial respiration and finished the hole with a bogey 5.

Benton, Ky Ron Powell Powell

Poll Finds French Favor NATO Stay Over De Gaulle Withdrawal

A French Institute of Public Opinion poll shows 54 percent favor remaining in NATO, 34 percent undecided, and 12 percent backing withdrawal. The poll notes France cannot quit NATO before 1962 and reflects disagreement with President Charles de Gaulle on alliance policy.

Paris French Institute of Public Opinion Charles de Gaulle North Atlantic Alliance France NATO

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