Washington Roundup Highlights and Updates From Capital
President Johnson attends services at First Baptist Church with Bill Graham while the Indonesian ambassador discusses anti-Communist killings. Also noted are proposed vertical takeoff aircraft tests, Air Force FISA plane delivery to units next year, Dean Rusk returning to work, and food stamp program expansion to 402 areas in 36 states.
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Washington
Johnson
First Baptist Church
Bill Graham
White House
Lynda
Graham
Franklin
E. Butte Wilford
Merion Station
Society of Convertible Aircraft Pioneers
Capital
Defense Department
Air Force
FISA
Dean Rusk
World News Capsule from Phnom Penh Turin and Moscow
Phnom Penh reports Prince Sihanouk warns against new bombing if the United States resumes attacks on frontier zones. In Turin Vatican officials discuss electing cardinals for limited terms replacing lifelong appointments. In Armavir Russia workers on five day weeks face Saturday penalties while Izvestia blames state agencies for delays and material shortages.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
Sihanouk
South Viet Nam
Thlock Track
Washington
Klaus Mehnert
Moscow
Armavir
Izvestia
Births at Hocking County Community Hospital
Mr and Mrs James Keslar Logan welcome a daughter. Mr and Mrs Weldon Swackhammer Logan Route 2 welcome a daughter. Admitted were Clifford McClory Logan Route 1 Miss Linnie A Arnold Logan and Richard W Hoy Shawnee transferred to Veterans Hospital Dayton Robert J Loper Stockport Route 1.
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James Keslar
Logan
Weldon Swackhammer
Clifford McClory
Linnie A. Arnold
Richard W. Hoy
Shawnee
Veterans’ Hospital
Dayton
Robert J. Loper
Stockport
Cleveland Man Cited After Route 33 Collision
A Cleveland man is cited after a Route 33 crash south of Route 595. James J. Auflick of Homestead Florida stopped for southbound traffic before turning left, and Clifford W. Sims of Cleveland struck his rear vehicle. Sims was cited for failure to stop within assured clear distance and must appear in Hocking County court on September 24.
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Haydenville
Cleveland
State Patrol
James J. Auflick
Homestead
Fla
Clifford W. Sims
Auflick
Sims
Hocking
Driver Cited After Crash in Nelsonville
Richard A. Maxwell 34 of Zanesville was cited for assured clear distance after his eastbound car struck the rear of a parked sedan owned by Joseph Prater. Marian Maxwell suffered a facial bruise. Both vehicles were damaged. Maxwell to appear in Nelsonville Mayor court at 8:30 p.m. Friday.
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Nelsonville
Richard A. Maxwell
Princeton Ave
Zanesville
Joseph Prater
Columbus St
Maxwell
W. Columbus St
Marian Maxwell
ONU receives 540 437 gift for Heterick Library
Ohio Northern University will use 540 437 from the estate of Dr and Mrs R H Heterick of Albuquerque to fund construction of the Heterick Library ground was broken Aug 26 The bequest was announced over the weekend Frances Felker a 1907 ONU graduate was Mrs Heterick.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Onu
Heterick
Frances Felker
Ohio Northern
Science Shrinks Piles New Way Without Surgery
A new healing substance named Bio-Dyne, from a world famous research institute, shrinks hemorrhoids and relieves itching and pain without surgery. Cases report reduction and statements that piles are no longer a problem. Preparation H is available as suppository or ointment at drug counters.
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New York, NL
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Atlantic
Edwin Hughes Pruden
Harry S. Truman
United States
L. N. Pilar
Metromedia
Pilar
World News
Turin
Italy
College of Cardinals
Tl Nostra Tempo
Vatican
Hocking County Community Hospital
the Messenger
Athens
Ohio
Ada—P
Columbus
Tene Vinson
James
Vinson
East Side
NEW Concord —P— West
Minster Presbyterian Church
John H. Glenn Sr
John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn Sr
AKRON
Gilbert Spry
Ernest Colvin
Spry
Martina
Green Cross Hospital
Cuyahoga Falls
Bowery Street
Colvin
Woolger Avenue
Nellie Mae
Fairfield
P— Funeral
Marc E. Jewell
Oxford
Jewell
Revco
America
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