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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1968

Page

3

Guards at Ohio Penitentiary May End Duty This Month

Ohio National Guard officials say the length of guard duty at the Ohio Penitentiary remains uncertain but they hope to conclude by month’s end. Units rotating duty include the 174th Field Artillery from Athens and Company A of the 437th Military Police Battalion from Youngstown.

Columbus, Ohio Ohio National Guard Ohio Penitentiary 174Th Field Artillery Athens 437Th Military Police Battalion Youngstown

Psychoanalytic views on sex as punishment and giving

Dr. John Terlesky explained at a mental health seminar that sex can be seen as giving or as a tool of anger and punishment. Impotence and frigidity may reflect control dynamics, fear of childbirth, or beliefs about pregnancy and attractiveness affecting desire and marital relations.

John Terlesky First Methodist Church Dr. Terlesky Terlesky

One Heck Of A Stroll

Craig Elliott, 14, sleepwalked from a camper truck on a freeway traveling about 50 mph. A California Highway Patrol car behind him rushed him to General Hospital where he recovered with only bruises. His mother Wanda Elliott said the boy has slept walked since age three.

Los Angeles Craig Elliott Craig California Highway Patrol General Hospital Wanda Elliott

Americans Appalled by Chicago Disorders Lukens Says

Rep. Donald E. Lukens criticizes the Chicago disturbances at the Democratic National Convention and notes police brutality is unforgivable. He contrasts with Miami Beach GOP delegates and remarks on nonessential convention rituals and public-record formalities. He also notes a potto primate with a partly exposed backbone and spiked ridge.

Chicago Lukens Donald E. ‘Buz Lukens New Letter Free Assembly Miami Beach Africa

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