Glenn Backers Meet to Draft Glenn for Senate
Supporters of Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr. planned a Columbus meeting to discuss drafting the injured astronaut into the Democratic U S Senate race after his withdrawal. Ohio law keeps his name on the May 5 ballot, and backers insist momentum remains despite his injury and stated intent not to run.
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Columbus
Ohio
John H. Glenn Jr
U.S. Senate
Apace
Gosney
Columbiana County
Wayne L. Hays
Glenn
Air Force Hospital
Texas
Stephen M. Young
John S. Weithe
Hamilton County
Cincinnati
Weithe
Marine Corps
Hays
Ernest Man Promoted to Airman Second Class
ERNEST John E Rolka son of Mr and Mrs John S Rolka of Ernest has been promoted to airman second class in the United States Air Force He is assigned to the 23rd Combat Support Group at McConnell AFB Kan as a supply specialist The airman is a graduate of Indiana Joint High School He is married to the former Geraldine Dunn.
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Ernest
John E. Rolka
John S&s. Rolka
United States Air Force
Rolka
23Rd Combat Support Group
McConnell Afb
Kan
Indiana Joint High School
Geraldine Dunn
Erie County 1964 Budget Hits Record 5 Million
Erie County in 1964 approves a budget of 5 084 217 dollars, surpassing last year’s 4 774 757 dollar allocation as a record total for the county government.
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Erie, Pa
Erie County
State Dept Battles Local Blaze Over Envoy Traffic Fines
Washington battles a flare up over diplomats parking tickets amid a citywide crackdown. The State Department seeks to curb violations by Washington's diplomatic corps to ease tensions with DC residents and prevent reciprocal penalties abroad. Dozens of offenders from embassies faced potential fines and enforcement began March 16, with many diplomats contesting strict application of the rules.
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We ‘ i State Dept
Hanabia
Washington
East Asia
State Department
Lomata
Department
Manila
Antonio Vile
U.S
Parkittsgtven
Deibuilding
Cara
Héerae Plittst
D.C
Heral
Parks
Ington
Lingeas
Indonesia Sees Rice Harvest Dip to 9.6 Million Tons
Indonesia expects to harvest 9.6 million tons of rice this year, down from 10.25 million, due to drought. The shortfall will require about 1.8 million tons of imports to satisfy domestic demand and will strain foreign exchange reserves, officials said.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Antaraews Agency
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Ernest Man
Cyprus
Southeast Asia
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Ae Tale
Chandens
Bey
Sana
Cays
Gaa
Diamond Sale
Mark
Philadelphia St
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Forbes Ave
Johnstown
Market St
McKeesport
5Th Ave
Eastland Shopping Plaza
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