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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1965

Page

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Betsy Pounds Florida Coast In Destructive Hurricane

Hurricane Betsy battered Florida's lower east coast with 140 mph winds and a six foot seawall, flooding Miami and Fort Lauderdale, toppling power lines cutting 80 percent of service, while Nassau and the Bahamas reported major damage but few casualties. One death was confirmed in Miami.

Miami Fla Florida Key West Florida Keys Florida Gold Coast Helen Cooper Ragged Key Coast Guard Betsy Florida Peninsula Gulf of Mexico Nassau Fort Lauderdale Collins Avenue Miami Beach Hotel Row

Infant Saved From Infanticide Is Adopted In Seattle

Fifteen months after a Venezuelan jungle incident Jennie Blinco, born to an Indian tribe member who practices infanticide, is adopted by Tom and Mrs. Blinco New Tribes missionaries. Jennie survived after being strangled with a vine and left in the jungle near Tama Tama. The family plans to return to Venezuela with Jennie.

Seattle, Wash Jennie Blinco Jennie Tom Blinco New Tribes Ted J. Kuhn Blinco Cumberland England Tama Tama Orinoco River Blincos Venezuela Jjnnie Protestant Missions Board

Magoo’s Fate Up To Court In New York Suburb

Bayville Village Board reaffirmed that Karen Southard’s brown horse Mr. Magoo is not a domestic animal and cannot be kept in the village. Ernest Southard vows to continue the fight to honor his daughter’s promise to have a horse.

New York Mr. Magoo Bayville Long Island Karen Southard Karen Ernest S. Southard

Marines Sweep Viet Cong From Batangan Peninsula

U S Marines and South Vietnamese forces report 44 Viet Cong killed and over 50 suspects captured in sweeps across the Batangan Peninsula. Heaviest resistance on the peninsula’s southern tip. 39 Viet Cong killed there. About 5 000 to 6 000 troops took part in the operation named Piranha.

Batangan Saigon South Viet Nam U.S Batangan Peninsula van Tuong Peninsula

Colby Stands By Wife In First Degree Murder Case

In Shaker Heights Ohio Mariana Colby is bound over to the Cuyahoga County Grand Jury on a first degree murder charge in the death of neighbor boy John Cremer Young Jr. Her husband Robert Colby said he will stand by her as the preliminary hearing denied reducing the charge or freeing her on bond.

Cleveland Robert W. Colby Shaker Heights Mariana Cuyahoga County Grand Jury John Cremer Young Jr John A. Corlett Colby Gerald S. Gold

Holiday's Death Toll Set At 563

CHICAGO AP reports traffic accidents killed 563 people on the 78 hour Labor Day weekend, a record for the holiday period. The prior record was 557 in 1963, with 531 last year. An additional 25 died in boating accidents and 45 drowned. The National Safety Council had estimated 500 to 600 fatalities between 6 p.m. and midnight of Labor Day.

Chicago National Safety Council

Indians Capture Gadra Front in Southeast Pakistan

India said it launched three fronts into West Pakistan after reports of incursions and a Pakistani bombardment of Dwarka. Chaavan claimed a spearhead reached Gadra six miles inside Pakistan and advances continued toward Khaprapur and in Kashmir while Pakistan disputed gains. Chinese protests followed Indian moves.

Defense Y. B. Chavan Pakistan New Delhi Gadra Frontier Karachi Khaprapur Defense Ministry India West Pakistan Lahore Chhamb Dwarka Lahore-Amritsar Barmer

Beatle Haircuts Linked to Acne Surge in Salt Lake

In Salt Lake City a barber reports many teens with aggravated acne under bangs from Beatle style hairdos. Dermatologist Dr. Lewis Kirkham confirms increased cases as hair traps dirt and bacteria, warming skin and worsening breakouts.

Salt Lake City Utah G. LeRoy Pulos Salt Lake Lewis Kirkham

Karachi Target Speculation Sparks Navy Headquarters Talk

The remark aroused speculation that Karachi was the Indian target, noting Karachi as the headquarters of Pakistan's navy and prompting questions about strategic aims and regional security.

Karachi

U.S. Warns India and Pakistan Over Aid Ties

The United States signals possible suspension of economic aid to India and Pakistan if they continue fighting over Kashmir. Washington cites use of U.S. equipment and hints at conditions for aid, while backing U Thant’s peace mission. The fiscal records show past aid totals to both nations and ongoing development commitments.

United States India Pakistan State Department U.S Kashmir Washington U.N U Thant Subcontinent World Bank

Weather shows cooling trend with mild two days ahead

The forecast calls for clear and cooler conditions tonight with a low near 65. Tomorrow should stay fair and mild. Yesterday's high reached 85 and today's low was 64.

Pope Paul VI to visit United Nations in New York

Vatican announced Pope Paul VI will travel from Rome to New York for the United Nations visit on October 4, spending about one day in the city. He aims to attend a major religious service at St Patrick's Cathedral and address the General Assembly, potentially with President Johnson present.

Vatican City Vatican Paul VI New York United Nations United States L'Osservatore Romano Pope Paul Holy Land India Rome Vatican Ecumenical Council Raimondo Manzini New York City St. Patrick's Cathedral Fifth Avenue U.N. General Assembly Johnson White House Pontiff Washington Vatican J Council

Hikers Rescued After Three Day Flood in Zion Narrows

Forty two hikers trapped by flash floods in Zion National Park's Narrows emerged late Tuesday. Led by Iron County Sheriff Otto Fife, the final nine completed the exit after fears of rising water and difficult river crossings. Fife kept the last eight in his party to ensure their safety.

Zion National Park Utah Zion Narrows Iron County Otto Fife Cedar City Fife

Foreign countries weigh tourist tax for Americans

Readers note a sense of humor in reports that some nations contemplate levying taxes on American visitors possibly as a way to ease their stay or show hospitality. The remark frames a playful take on potential guest charges and cultural exchange.

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