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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1969

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Francelia Rips Up Guatemala Francelia

Hurricane Francelia smashed into Guatemala and caused heavy damage along the coast of southern British Honduras. The National Hurricane Center warned of up to 20 inches of rain and high tides threatening coastal villages as 4,000 people were evacuated after landfall near Punta Gorda.

Miami Francelia Guatemala British Honduras National Hurricane Center Gulf of Honduras Punta Gorda Radio Belize

Middletown Area Weather Forecast

The forecast for Middletown and vicinity calls for variable clouds and mild temperatures with a slight chance of showers tonight and Friday. Tonight's low will be in the upper 60s. Friday's high is forecast at 80 to 85. Saturday looks cloudy and warm.

Middletown

Missing Bishop Pike Sought Across Judean Desert

AP reports Dr James Pike the former Episcopal bishop of California is missing after his car stalled west of the Dead Sea. His wife walked to a road camp and described desert trek as 100 degree heat and several search theories including cave refuge and Bedouin aid. About 200 soldiers searched by foot, helicopter and plane as authorities held little hope he remained alive.

Jerusalem James Pike Episcopal California Pike Dead Sea Hilside Judean Hills

Allies Hit Reds Inside Cambodia

U S and South Vietnamese troops clashed with enemy inside Cambodia after an American helicopter was shot down near the border. The accident followed two other aircraft losses and added to battlefield casualties as weekly totals showed declines in enemy activity.

Cambodia Saigon U.S U.S. Command Song Be

Libyan Troops Seize Benghazi Amid Regime Shakeup

Libyan troops and tanks moved into Benghazi overnight and seized the city for the new revolutionary junta with no resistance reported. Tripoli Radio cited the takeover as part of a broader power shift led by Col. Chouieb with observers noting opposition to the new Libyan republic.

Damascus Syria Benghazi Tripoli Cyrenaica Idris Tunis Saad Edd Abbou Chouieb Libya Col Chouieb

Weather Forces 24-Hour Delay in 40-Kiloton N Test

Project Rulison in western Colorado is delayed at least 24 hours due to bad weather. Austral Oil Co. funds the blast and faces about $31,000 per day in added costs. Forecasters warn of thunderstorms near Grand Valley around the scheduled 5 p.m. EDT detonation, with similar prospects on Friday.

Grand Junction Colo Colorado Austral Oil Co. of Houston, Tex Bob Tahigott Grand Valley

North Vietnam Declares Week of Mourning for Ho Chi Minh

North Vietnam announced a seven day period of mourning and a state funeral for Ho Chi Minh after his death from a heart attack. Hanoi Radio ordered daily biographies with black borders and subdued programming as celebrations were cancelled nationwide.

North Vietnam Saigon Ho Chi Minh Radio Hanoi Hanoi Radio Paris San Clemente Calif Nixon U.S

Ho Chi Minh's Death Shifts Vietnam Power Landscape

AP analyst William L. Ryan notes Ho Chi Minh's death could alter Southeast Asia dynamics. He identifies four potential successors Le Duan Truong Chinh Pham Van Dong and Vo Nguyen Giap, detailing their leanings toward Moscow or Beijing and their past roles from 1920s revolt to Dien Bien Phu and Hanoi governance.

William L. Ryan Ho Chi Minh Vietnam Southeast Asia Liberation Front North Vietnam le Duan Truong Chinh National Assembly Pham van Dong Vo Nguyen Giap

New Men In Ho's Shoes May Press For Military Victory

AP reports Ho Chi Minh's death unites Vietnam in mourning yet deepens fear for the future. North Vietnam vows a state funeral and harsher war effort, while Hanoi’s new leadership faces a power shift under a Politburo and a fragile economy strained by floods, shortages, and war.

Saigon South Vietnam Ho Chi Minh North Communist Party Paris Hanoi North Vietnam

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