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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1970

Page

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Families React To POW Film Showing Christmas Faces

Washington AP report notes a 12 minute North Vietnamese film said to show U S prisoners celebrating Christmas. Families expressed mixed views with some recognizing relatives while others doubted authenticity. Pentagon tallies 75 faces with 14 on POW list and 20 unlisted.

Washington U.S Cleveland Charles S. Stanley Sr Paris Zion Defense Department Pentagon

Sheriff Slain Sparks Large Manhunt Near Vinton County

Lawmen from over 100 miles converge on a wooded area in Vinton County after Sheriff Harold Steele, 61, is killed while serving court papers at Oliver Mills property. Deputy David Wilbur, 33, wounded. Mills fled with a high power rifle. Large-scale manhunt with dog teams planes and a helicopter underway.

Vinton County Harold Steele Steele Oliver Mills Mills Arlo Chatfield David Wilbur Hocking Valley Community Hospital Logan Chatfield Clarence Waldron Grove City Highway Patrol Wilbur McArthur Cora Robert

Senate Rebuffs Viet Withdrawal Deadline in Vote

In Washington the Senate rejected a deadline for full U.S. troop withdrawal from Vietnam. The 55 to 39 roll call upheld Nixon war policies as antiwar lawmakers pushed an end the war amendment demanding all combat troops leave by year’s end 1971. Backers aimed to show waning faith in Nixon policy despite weak odds.

Washington Senate Nixon Viet Dam U.S Vietnam America

Hecklers Rally Quietly At Portland American Legion Meet

In Portland the 14 000 delegate American Legion convention opened with a four hour parade disrupted briefly by antiwar demonstrators. Officials include Oregon Governor Tom McCall and Portland Mayor Terry Schrunk as more than 500 resolutions head to debate on Southeast Asia policy campus violence and national security. A small protest escalated into a scuffle until a white haired grandmother calmed police, telling them to back off and restore order.

Portland Ore National American Legion Convention Oregon Tom McCall Terry Schrunk U.S Southeast Asia

Nixon and aides meet over Middle East peace talks crisis

President Nixon sits with top advisers at the Western White House to review the Middle East situation amid Israeli cease-fire complaints. Vice President Agnew returns from Asia to brief the president. defense chief Laird says steps will keep the arms balance favorable to Israel as Meir presses for stronger U.S. action. High Israeli sources report U.S. diplomacy acknowledges alleged Egyptian infractions without public disclosure.

San Clemente Calif Nixon Middle East Spiro T. Agnew Honolulu Asia White House Agnew Ronald L. Ziegler United Nations Washington Melvin R. Laird Israel Golda Meir United States Suez Canal

Man Hacks Jet With Axe Over Dog's Death

In Miami, Thomas William Brown attacked a Boeing 727 at Miami International Airport, slashing the underside after blaming Eastern Airlines for the death of his Irish wolfhound Lost River. He claimed the dog died from heat in transit and sought compensation, damaging the jet with a new axe priced at $6.60.

Miami Thomas William Brown Eastern Airlines Lost River FBI Dallas Eastern Brown Miami International Airport New York Jim Broadman Broadman Weil

Reds Flee Viet POW Isle After Prison Break

Forty prisoners escaped from a Phu Quoc Island camp on Monday after killing a guard and wounding another. Nine prisoners were killed and two wounded in a gun battle. 29 remained at large. A spokesman said the group may include North Vietnamese and Viet Cong, with more than 20,000 tied to the camp population. The break occurred as navy personnel transported the prisoners back to the camp from a work detail at a navy base.

Saigon Phu Quoc Gulf of Siam Vietnam

Weather Outlook With Sunny Warm Start

Today's forecast calls for sunny and warm conditions with a turn to cloudy and cool tonight and chilly low temperatures. Partly cloudy skies persist Wednesday with a good chance of showers during the day. Overall, little change expected in feature weather patterns with a high in the s.

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