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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1966

Page

9

Gore Warns Vietnam War Could Trigger World Wide Race Conflict

Sen. Albert Gore of Tennessee fears the Vietnam war may spark a global struggle between whites and nonwhites and urges President Johnson not to escalate military efforts despite limited gains at Manila. He spoke at the Cordell Hull lectureship on foreign policy in Murfreesboro.

Murfeesboro Tenn Albert Gore D-Tenn Viet Nam Gore Senate Foreign Relations Committee United Nations Day Johnson Manila U. S Cordell Hall United Nations Franklin D. Roosevelt

Sweetheart Still In Woodwork at Dartmouth Fraternity House

Sadie the six foot boa constrictor remains hidden in the woodwork of a Dartmouth College fraternity house. The snake disappeared two months ago after poking its head through a wall hole and retreating. Campus police used a heater and a cage of mice to lure her, but she stayed elusive. Owner Weems Westfeldt, 20, of Denver, Colo., believes she is alive and preparing for winter.

Hanover N.H Sadie Dartmouth College Weems Westfeldt Denver Colo

Driver Spies Private Eye and Calls Police

An Armored Car Service driver in Malden noticed a tailed car and alerted police. Police, wary after a string of Boston area armored car holdups, stopped the car and questioned the driver, who was a private detective hired by the company to shadow its vehicles.

Malden Mass Armored Car Service Lynnfield Greater Boston

First aid practices challenged in Reader's Digest

An November issue of Reader's Digest reevaluates ten traditional first aid remedies. It notes many dated techniques are no longer recommended by doctors and highlights modern guidelines for bleeding control burns and wound care.

Reader's Digest

Mansfield Man Sentenced for Probation Violation

Thomas War moth Warmoth, 22 of 517 John St Carlisle, was sentenced by Judge Arthur J. Fiehrer in Butler County Common Pleas Court to an indeterminate term at Mansfield Reformatory. He violated probation from 1963 by breaking and entering Velte's Implement Store and by stealing a horse and trailer from Triangle Lake on Franklin Madison Road.

Hamilton Thomas Warmoth John St Carlisle Mansfield Reformatory Arthur J. Fiehrer Butler County Common Pleas Court Warmoth Velte We Middletown Inblat Triangle Lake Franklin Madison

Public hunting set on 23820 acres near Wayne National Forest

More Hunting Columbus Ohio Sunday Creek Coal Co agrees with the Ohio Division of Wildlife to open 23820 acres of company land for public hunting by permit. The land lies in Athens Hocking and Perry counties adjacent to Wayne National Forest and Trimble Wildlife Area.

Columbus, Ohio Sunday Creek Coal Co Ohio Division of Wildlife Athens Hocking Perry Wayne National Forest Trimble Wildlife Area

Raids Hit Viet Cong Bases as Storms Disrupt North Operations

U S B 2 bombers struck Viet Cong bases in South Viet Nam while storms near the Cambodian border limited North Viet Nam raids. In the Mekong Delta troops freed 13 government soldiers and five women from a Viet Cong cave prison. Ground fighting in the south continued with minor clashes. The 1st Cavalry Airmobile Division said Irving ended, reporting 681 enemy killed and 690 prisoners captured since Oct. 2.

Saigon South Viet Nam North Viet Nam Mekong South Viet Nam Tiger Division — i Qui Nhon North U. S Viet ‘Nam

Captain Kuntze to face general court martial

Captain Archie C. Kuntze a 45 year old former commander of the Headquar ters Naval Support Activity Saigon will be tried early next month at the Treasure Island Naval Base in San Francisco Bay on charges including falsely testifying violating a lawful order and conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman The Navy ordered the court martial after a Saigon board of investigation reviewed findings Kuntze served in World War I and Korea after graduation from Annapolis in 1942 and earned a Bronze Star and Purple Heart

San Francisco Naval Support Saigon Archie C. Kuntze Treasure Islands San Francisco Bay Kuntze Navy John B Clark 12Th Naval District

Taft Gilligan Poll Shows Taft Ahead in Ohio District

A nonpartisan University of Cincinnati poll in Cincinnati shows 38.1 percent backing Republican Robert Taft Jr. to 36.4 percent for Democrat John J. Gilligan in the 1st Congressional District toss up race. About 24 percent are undecided and 1.5 percent gave no answer.

Cincinnati U. S John J. Gilligan Robert Taft Jr University F of Cincinnati Taft Gilligan

Xavier University president escapes injury in Italian bus crash

The Very Rev. Paul L. OConnor, president of Xavier University, was treated for cuts and bruises after a bus he rode collided with a truck near Orvieto, Italy. He called the university to report he escaped serious harm.

Cincinnati Paul L. O'Connor Xavier University Orvieto Italy Father O'Connor University

Lutherans adopt Viet Nam statement and protest stance

The American Lutheran Church at its biennial convention in Minneapolis approved a statement backing the U S aims in Viet Nam while supporting protest against war tactics and urging prayer to end the conflict. Delegates also endorsed conscientious objector status, contraception within marriage, therapeutic abortion in defined cases, and open housing without discrimination.

Minneapolis Fredrik A. Schiotz ALC

Woman Sues For Schillings In Phoenix Case

Edith Fellinger of Salzburg filed suit in Maricopa County Superior Court claiming a Salzburg court awarded 31 164 schillings against Mr and Mrs John Young of Phoenix in January 1965 and that the Youngs owe about 1215 in American money.

Phoenix, Ariz John Young Phoenix Edith Fellinger Salzburg Austria Maricopa County Youngs Fellinger

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