School Children Honor San Francisco Officer With TV Gift
More than 50 elementary students staged a 414 mile march to Edward Lawson’s home to sing and present a remotely controlled television bought with pennies. Lawson, 37, recovering from a concussion from a park chase, smiled as the kids offered thanks and a memory of his 14 years guiding crosswalk duty.
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San Francisco
Edward Lawson
Nasny
Lawson
Golden Gate Park
Argonne School
John Ray
Pike to Get Auto Parts Plant Near Waverly
Thompson Industries of Indianapolis announced opening an auto parts division near Pike County Indiana. The plant will employ about 250 people and produce parts for Ford Chrysler and American Motors. A temporary line will operate in a warehouse about miles south of Etton until a plant is built.
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Thompson Industries
Indianapolis
Ind
Atomic Energy Commission
Ford
Chrysler
One
American Mars
Pike County
Eton
Reprieve for Georgia Fugitive Charles Kemp After Prison Escape
Charles Kemp, 62, who fled a Georgia prison 26 years ago, is back with his grandchildren in Fort Myers. Georgia and Florida governors reached an agreement to suspend his life-term murder conviction as long as he remains law‑abiding, with Kemp praising the outcome and expressing relief after decades. Kemp, formerly Hubert Bentley, shot a mother and child in 1939 in Edon, Georgia, and was sentenced to life.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Charles Kemp
Georgia
Haydon Burns
Kemp
Hubert Bentley
Iedon
Health Care Program for Elderly Details in Bill
Q and A outline two government health plans for those 65 and older, a basic hospital plan and a voluntary supplementary plan. Benefits include hospitalization, nursing home care, doctor visits, X ray and labs, with costs and premiums. Start dates vary: basic July 1 1966, nursing home Jan 1 1967, supplemental July 1 1966.
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Washington
Senati House
Ohio House approves housing bill in push for civil rights
The Ohio House voted 93 to 31 to approve a measure banning racial discrimination in housing and sent it back to the Senate with amendments. Gov. Rhodes backs the bill, and supporters argue action is needed to curb discrimination while opponents cite debate limits.
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Ohio
House
Senate
James A. Rhodes
Charles W. Whalen Jr
Montgomery
Frank W. King
John H. Weis
Fairfield
David D. Albritton
Ohio State
Dayton
Albritton
Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Danny D. Johnson
Tuscarawas
Widow sails solo to Honolulu first woman to cross Pacific
Sharon Sites, a 34 year old Los Angeles widow, completed a 2300 mile solo voyage from California to Hawaii aboard her 25 foot sloop Sea Sharp. She endured six days of 65 mph winds and arrived at Keehi Marina with a broken wrist and the death of her pet turtle mid voyage.
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Honolulu
Sharon Sites
California
Hawaii
Los Angeles
Keehi Marina
Tempers Halt Senate Bill Study Over Statehouse Offices
Tempers flared at a Senate Finance Committee session in Columbus over lawmakers offices for legislators and a Toledo medical college. The panel backed a $5 million earmark from a $290 million bond for a Statehouse annex, but a reconsideration vote stalled as Senate leaders clashed over the medical college amendment.
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Columbus
Senate Finance Committee
Toledo
Ross Pepple
R-Allen
Senate
Frank W. King
D-Lucas
Statehouse
Rapid rise in livestock prices lifts personal income in June
Commerce Department reports personal income up 3.9 billion dollars in June due to higher livestock and meat prices. A quoted observer, F. E. F., notes no personal sense of wealth despite the income gain, attributing it to the meat price rise.
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U.S
Commerce Department
Grandmother Hitchhikes Africa Looking for a Husband
Los Angeles grandmother Jean Davis, about 50, begins a 5000 mile hitchhiking trek across Africa from Bulawayo through Liberia Ghana Abidjan and plans to Egypt on a return voyage. She has received several marriage proposals from diverse suitors but has rejected them all and may extend her journey to Europe if no suitable match is found.
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Rhodesia
Los Angeles
Africa
Jean Davis
Hollywood
Morocco
Jean
Liberia
Ghana
South Africa
Abidjan
Ivory Coast
Egypt
Europe
Ex Senator Bulkley Dies at 84 in Ohio Suburb
Former U S senator and congressman from Ohio Robert J. Bulkley died at his Bratenahl home at age 84. A Democrat, he served in the 62nd and 63rd Congresses and in the Senate from 1930 to 1938. He helped draft the Federal Reserve and Farm Loan acts and backed Roosevelt's New Deal.
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Cleveland
Robert J. Bulkley
U.S
Ohio
Bratenahl
Congress
U.S. Senate
Theodore Burton
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harvard
Bulkley
Robert A. Taft
Odrinex Fat Loss Ad From Athens Pharmacy
Advertisement offers Odrinex fat loss tablets with a money back guarantee. Priced at $3.00, the ad promises full refunds if not satisfied and notes availability through Athens Pharmacy and mail orders.
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Athens Pharmacy
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