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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1977
Page
7
Walter Pidgeon leaves intensive care after brain clot removal and treatment for a lung clot. He is alert and eating solid foods at St John’s Hospital after a fall on August 4 and subsequent respiratory complications.
Marion L. Clark, 34, Potomac section editor at The Washington Post, was killed when she walked into a moving airplane propeller after the small plane landed at Tesco County Airport in eastern Michigan. A witness said the plane was taxiing toward fuel pumps as she exited, apparently not seeing the blades.
Boston report says Tongsun Park and his firms received 7.6 million dollars over five years from a rice speculator under investigation by a federal grand jury. The Connell Rice and Sugar Co. of Westfield New Jersey was named in the sealed indictment handed down last week.
The official Iraqi news agency reports a parked car bomb in Al Rashid Square Baghdad injured at least 35 people. The blast sparked several fires and shattered shop windows. A government statement blamed imperialist agents for the attack.
Police in London and other British cities seized thousands of adult material items featuring young children. No arrests were reported. The haul valued at about 350000 dollars, with Birmingham haul at 100000 dollars. Offenders were seized from a West London porn shop and a London warehouse.
Police say three masked gunmen sprayed the Golden Dragon restaurant with rifles and shotguns, killing five and wounding 11 as diners hid under tables. Witnesses described a minute of terror and a possible gangland motive with no motive yet disclosed.
Former president Richard Nixon told a televised interview series that he would have destroyed the White House tapes if he believed they contained criminal Watergate conversations. He denied involvement in the 182 minute tape gap and blamed Martha Mitchell for distractions during the reelection campaign. The interview was the fifth of a series.
Vital statistics list births and dismissals including Mr and Mrs Carney Taylor Jr and others. The piece also covers David Frost interviews with Richard Nixon detailing payments, Martha Mitchell comments, and Nixon reflections on Watergate.
Rhodesia detains Sister Janice McLaughlin 35 of Pittsburgh with three Catholic activists after police find classified documents. Prosecutor says bail not granted until preliminary hearing. authorities anticipate expulsion as temporary work permit expires. The group, members of the Catholic Commission for Justice and Peace, faces charges linked to alleged torture report suppression.
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