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Cincinnati The Chronicle

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1968

Page

12

March of Dimes Drive Underway in Greater Cincinnati

The 30th anniversary March of Dimes campaign in Greater Cincinnati is led by Joseph Klawitter of Klawitter Trucking Co with Mrs. Elon Suter as Mothers' March chair. The drive funds birth defect research and medical care, aiming to raise 200000 dollars through January with local centers like the Children’s Neuromuscular Diagnostic Clinic in Cincinnati and National Foundation grants supporting German measles research.

Joseph Klawitter March of Dimes Klawitter Klawitter Trucking Co Greater Cincinnati Elon Suter Mrs. Suter Dren Erkenbrecker Avenue Greater Cincinnati East Third Street Ohio

Alcoholism Topic Lecture by Marty Mann in Cincinnati

Mrs. Marty Mann internationally known for alcoholism study will speak at an open meeting of the Council on Alcoholism in Cincinnati on January 24. The event at the Red Cross Building 720 Sycamore Street begins at 8:00 p.m. and is presided by Mrs. Michael Stewart with program director David Whittaker in charge.

Marty Mann Cincinnati Council On Alcoholism Mann National Council On Alcoholism Red Cross Sycamore Street Michael Stewart Council David Whittaker

Library Travel Talk on Germany at Cincinnati Public Library

A Germany travel program at Cincinnati Public Library features a 30 minute color film with commentary by Claus Born of the German Tourist Office and Colonel C Hampton Price ret. U S Air Force. Donau Schwaben Youth Group performs in native dress with German music and dances. Pre-registration required. tickets free. call 421 1652 for limited seating.

Germany Cincinnati Public Library Claus Born Chicago C. Hampton Price U.S. Air Force Donau- Schwaben

Tell Your Congressman What You Think And Why

Citizens are urged to actively share views with their Representative and two Senators. A visit can start a productive relationship, or be frustrating, but every voice matters in shaping national policy through local input and civic involvement.

Washington

Driving to resist speed limit on slick roads advised

The Department of Highway Safety urges motorists not to drive at the posted speed when streets and highways are slippery. The advisory stresses reduced speeds improve control and safety in wet or icy conditions.

Your Department of Highway Safety

Enrollment Opens as Medicare Changes Take Effect

A new annual enrollment period runs January 1 to March 31 for those not enrolled in Medicare Part B. Late enrollees may elect coverage by April 1968 with start date July 1 1968. New premium for expanded Supplemental Medical Insurance is $4 monthly effective April 1 1968. Disenrollment requires written notice to Social Security district offices in Cincinnati and Covington with specific dates.

Medicare Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare

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