GOP Candidate Blasts LBJ On Welfare In Kentucky
Louisville report covers Marlon W Cook the Nixon backer winning the Kentucky Republican Senate primary by about 42,000 votes over Eugene Siler. He attacks Lyndon Johnson era welfare programs as failures citing Resurrection City and pledges to back Nixon in the national race. Cook’s rival Democrat Katherine Peden, also 42, stresses social issues and notes Louisville Negro rioting as context for her victory.
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St Marys Honors Day Awards Listing
St Marys School held in school honors day awarding students across subjects including Social Studies Kathy Roche and Mary Jo Hittle Mathematics Michael Schipp and Kathy McKean Spelling Kathleen Roche and Mary Jo Hittle Reading Mary Babb Religion Kathleen Roche and Michael Lota Perfect attendance Janet Raver Mary Jo Hittle Julie Michaels Linda Reynolds Bill Faith Terry Butler Zelma Menke Lani Czarnicki Deborah Safety Patrol David Levon Michael Lazar Paul Gel Track team awards Terry Chevem director Most valuable players Kevin Stine Mike Scupp Bill Fredericks Jim Barber Steve Vondran Chris Lanane Joe Calabria Mike Petry Tim Monaghan Jim Orbik Bill Magers. 27.1 1:37.5 relay.
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Tear Gas Overcomes Pupils In Baltimore School Cafeteria
In Baltimore a tear gas device released during lunch at Booker T. Washington school affected about 60 pupils. Firemen say CN tear gas caused gas inhalation. 25 plus students were hospitalized though none were in serious condition. Authorities closed the school for investigation.
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