Man Freed After 64 Years In Prison In California
Richard Honeck tells how after 64 years behind bars he walked free from Menard State Penitentiary and traveled to San Leandro to reunite with his niece Clara Orth. He recalls his life, prison discipline, and a newfound mission to stay in touch with authorities and readers.
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California
Clara Orth
Associated Press
San Leandro
Calif
Honeck
Richard Honeck
Harold V. Streeter
Menard State Penitentiary
Chester
San Francisco
Freedom
Bef ' Wright
Anaheim
Walter Koeller
Carrie Nation
United States
Clara
Richard Honek
Ilinois
Christmas Tea Held for Teachers at McArthur High
The McArthur High School faculty held its annual Christmas tea on December 17 in the home economics room. Junior and senior home economics students hosted. former teachers Miss Anna Darley Mrs Blanche Howell and Miss Marie Specht attended. Mrs Paula Irwin was presented a gift by fellow teachers. The table featured a holiday centerpiece arranged by Connie Clark and Beatrice Ousley. Christmas cookies were served and a social hour followed.
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Connie Clark
Beatrice Ousley
Aliens Must Register In January
Thomas M. Pederson, district director of the United States Immigration and Naturalization Service, announced that the address reporting period is January. All aliens in the United States with few exceptions must report their addresses to the government during that period. Forms will be available at post offices and INS offices. Willful failure may lead to serious consequences.
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Thomas M. Pederson
United States Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
Pederson
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Johnson Receives Ike Memo and White House Tour
President Johnson recounts a long handwritten memo from Dwight Eisenhower who advised him after Kennedy's assassination. He led four reporters through the White House then signed family photos, praising women reporters as capable and deserving of equal treatment.
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Dwight D. Eitsenhower
White House
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Congress
Oval Office
Isabelle Shelton
Washington Evening Star
Dorothy McCardle
Washington Post
Radio-Tv
Hazel Markel
Frances Lewine
Associated Press
Gas Tax Checks Mailed for 1963 Municipal Distributions
State Auditor Roger W. Tracy said checks totaling 3,261,248 in gasoline tax revenues have been mailed to 949 cities and villages. The seventh 1963 distribution brings total payments to 22,748,372 at one dollar per car per distribution with county allocations including Athens 9,892 Gallia 3,769 Hocking 4,053 Metgs 3,961.
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Columbus
Roger W. Tracy
Athens
Gallia
Hocking
Christians Across World Mark Birth Of Jesus
Pilgrims flocked to Bethlehem grotto as Christians mark Christmas with midnight services and family reunions. Pope Paul VI urged peace and unity while global strife from Vietnam to Cyprus and Berlin casts shadow over celebrations.
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Paul VI
South Viet Nam
Cyprus
U.S
North
South Korea
Berlin
Nicosia
John F. Kennedy
Palm Beach
Caroline
John Jr
Pope Paul
Sacred College of Cardinals
United Nations
Mortgage Foreclosure Ordered on Troy Township Property
Common Pleas Court foreclosed a mortgage in Troy Township held by At las Subsidiaries of Ohio, Inc. on 50 acres. Harold L. and Lena B. Augustine owe $2,427.70 on a promissory note. Before First Federal and Savings Association and the county treasurer hold liens on the property for debts.
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Common Pleas Court
Atlas Subsidiaries of
Ohio, Inc
Troy Township
Harold L
Lena B. Augustine
First Federal and Savings Association
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