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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1971

Page

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Three Japanese police killed in Narita airport clash

In Narita near Tokyo, three police officers died and 120 injured as thousands of leftist students clashed with police over the construction of the new international airport. About 107 students were arrested on weapons and obstruction charges. 5,000 police were deployed to evacuate 5,200 protesters from barricades.

Tokyo Narita Tokyo Area Haneda

Baby Born in Ambulance on Portsmouth Grant Bridge

The baby daughter of Mrs. Mary Holbert of Load Kentucky was born Wednesday morning in an ambulance crossing the Portsmouth Grant bridge over the Ohio River. The child was named Bridgette Grant Holbert and the ambulance was en route to Portsmouth Hospital.

Portsmouth, Ohio Mary Holbert Load, Ky Portsmouth-Grant Bridge Ohio River Bridgette Grant Holbert Portsmouth Hospital

Weather outlook cool and cloudy with showers likely

It will stay cool and cloudy tonight and tomorrow with a chance of showers. Lows near the lower 50s and highs in the upper 60s. Yesterday’s high reached 82 and this morning’s low was 54.

Hen-pecked Husbands Short on Chicken Feed Draw Laughter

A humorous note suggests husbands under pressure from wives skimp on chicken feed, provoking chuckles. The line captures domestic frictions in a light, tonal voice typical of a casual society item.

Mass Exodus As Edith Slams Toward Cameron Louisiana

Edith neared Cameron Louisiana with 100 mph sustained winds and 10 to 12 foot storm surge as residents evacuated coastal areas. Civil Defense workers remained in a boarded City Hall while oil facilities shut down and supplies flew off shelves in readying for the storm.

Cameron Edith Louisiana Texas Line Cameron Parish Audrey Gulf of Mexico Civil Defense Biloxi Miss Lake Charles New Orleans

POWS VOICES ANT war tapes claim POW peace movement

American peace activists who visited Hanoi released tapes purporting to carry voices of four U S prisoners of war in South Vietnam. The recordings present antiwar statements urging end to the war and mention a new magazine New Life while naming Maj Floyd Harold Kushner and Sgt John Arthur Young as speakers. Kushner argues he was brainwashed by U S and world sources.

Washington Hanoi U.S South Vietnam Associated Press North Vietnam Severr Point Paris Pentagon Defense Department Vietnam Floyd Harold Kushner Army John Arthur Young Kushner Life Magazine Newsweek

Ex narcotics agent recalls dirty undercover stint

Former undercover officer Andy Moes, 21, described his Barnstable Police work filing about 100 marijuana complaints against Robert F Kennedy Jr and R Sargent Shriver III. He faced threats and a bombed apartment, saying the job was dirty and he earned only 2.79 an hour.

Boston Andy Moes Robert F. Kennedy Jr R. Sargent Shriver III Moes Barnstable Kennedy Young Kennedy Robert F. Kennedy Shriver R. Sargent Shriver Peace Corps France Happy Andy

Nixon May Soften Stance On Vietnam Withdrawal Plan

Officials say President Nixon could modify opposition to the Viet Cong first point on a 1971 withdrawal deadline to aid prisoner releases. Paris talks are stalled on POWs while a November troop withdrawal shift is anticipated, with 215000 troops in Vietnam and a path to 194000 by December.

Washington Nixon U.S Paris Richard Nixon Vietnam South Vietnam United States

Fire kills child and mother in morning blaze

A house fire this morning claimed the life of 8 year old Stacey Lomax and her mother. Firefighters arrived to efforts to resuscitate the girl with mouth to mouth resuscitation but failed. The blaze gutted the home. cause under investigation.

Stacey Lomax

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