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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1972
Page
1
In night raids amid heavy rain, Viet Cong sappers stormed the Da Nang refugee camp on the northwest edge of the city killing 20 civilians and wounding 9 while leaving 200 families homeless. One government militiaman also died as attackers hit camps and militia outposts nearby.
Cape Kennedy area leaders push for 150000 federal funds plus 70000 local to aid 1500 to 2300 aerospace laid off workers and families. Emergency food health care legal aid counseling and job help planned with door-to-door petitions and a September funding decision.
The Justice Department finished the Watergate inquiry without implicating current White House officials or Nixon campaign committee members. A federal grand jury is expected within 10 days to indict those directly involved in the break-in at the Democratic National Committee offices.
A cool clear night is expected with lows around 48 to 52 degrees. Sunday will be sunny and slightly warmer with highs in the mid 70s and rain chances near zero.
Jews worldwide mourn victims of the Munich massacre and Lod Airport killings during Rosh Hashanah as eleven candles mark slain Israeli athletes. Rabbis and church leaders condemn terrorism and call for prayers and reflection nationwide.
Mrs. Robert J. Horvath misplaced a purse with $20,000 on the car roof and forgot to retrieve it before a drive to the bank. Neighbor Joseph Merhar found the scattered belongings during rush hour, refused any reward, and returned the money and checks, restoring her faith in people.
An Israeli patrol exchange with an Arab vessel left the terror ist boat sunk with no reported casualties. Israel said the incident occurred outside Lebanese waters as broader strikes hit Lebanon and Syria in retaliation for the Munich massacre. Palestinian forces fortified camps while Lebanese officials moved to coordinate response amid rising tensions.
Harold Howard, once rated retarded at 16 after an IQ test, defied the label to earn a 4.0 in a University of Louisville graduate program and become a $9,000-a-year project director for Louisville Youth Service Bureau He later left the University of Kentucky and returned to Louisville while advocating against reliance on tests as sole measures of intelligence and urging education beyond labels.
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