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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1965
Page
8
In Rendzburg Germany AP reports Waffen SS veterans convened with over 1000 attendees praising themselves as soldiers who fought for a better world. They deny involvement in concentration camps while opponents protest outside and police monitor.
The chairman of the organization and a former regimental commander described the SS divisions as elite troops used for military tasks. He denied executions or murders and urged restoring soldierly honor while stating veterans would document the pure truth about the Waffen SS. Three Bonn Parliament members attended as guests of honor and all speakers affirmed SS veterans as loyal to West Germany’s postwar democracy.
President Johnson, recovering from surgery, attends church at First Christian Church in Johnson City and then tests regained vigor by piloting an 18 foot speedboat on Lake Lyndon B. Johnson. He walks slowly due to incision pain but says he will stay at the ranch for the next few months with possible trips to Washington.
Earl Kammer executive vice president of Hospital Care Corp Cincinnati will address the Rotary Club at Manchester Motor Inn tomorrow at noon The talk titled The Impact of Medicare on Blue Cross will cover how Medicare affects persons under 65 years of age
India and Red China clashed at a preparatory Afro-Asian summit committee session in Algiers. China demanded indefinite postponement, alleging Indian intrigues to bring the Soviet Union into the conference. India opposed the Chinese demand and asserted unity among Afro-Asian nations. The meeting adjourned after Algerian briefings and left final decisions to Thursday ministerial talks.
Informants say Indian Ambassador R Gob hurdun warned Tseng that India would brand China as nakedly aggressive if his committee polemics continued, accusing Beijing of hostile conduct while urging restraint in rhetoric.
In Viet Nam’s Mekong Delta near Saigon, 100 Vietnamese militiamen and American advisers pursued a Viet Cong supply line along the Cambodian border. The fight left five militiamen wounded, three Viet Cong dead, a burned outpost, and a temporary disruption of the Viet Cong supply network as they prepared to return to base and plan further operations.
The Nobel Committee in Oslo awarded UNICEF the Nobel Peace Prize. The prize includes a gold medal and 282000 Swedish kroner. UNICEF was founded by the UN General Assembly on December 11, 1946.
Court notices detail a public auction of Lot 2 at Madison Hills known as 6921 Franklin Madison Road Middletown with appraised value 16500 dollars and cash terms. and a City of Middletown condemnation proceeding for Lot 3256 in Garfield Urban Renewal Project with a hearing set November 12 1965 at 10:00 A.M. in Hamilton.
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