Khrushchev Hospitalized in Moscow Amid Unconfirmed Ailments
Former Soviet premier Nikita Khrushchev, 71, is reported hospitalized at a Kremlin leaders’ clinic with conflicting claims of gall or kidney stones. Soviet spokesmen call him a private citizen with no official interest, while his daughter Rada Adzhubei and son in law Alexei were reported absent from work. Khrushchev was ousted from his posts on October 14, 1964.
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Soviet Union
Soviet Communist Party
Ohio Securities Chief Resigns to Seek Court Judge Post
Ralph A. Winter of LeRoy resigns as head of the Ohio Division of Securities to run as a Republican for Medina County Common Pleas Court judge. The vacancy in Columbus follows his departure last Wednesday.
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Pack 62 Lists Badge Awards at Cridersville Cub Meeting
Five cubs earned advancement badges at the Cridersville Cub Scout Pack 62 meeting held at Cridersville EUB Church. Harvey Stowell earned Lion, Randy Reynolds and Bernie Valenti Bear, Daniel Telles Wolf, Tony Valenti Wolf with gold and silver arrow points. Akela scale inducted Chris Dilling, Bill South, Jeffery Whetstone. Next meeting 6 p.m. Feb 28 at the Cridersville EUB Church.
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Harvey Stowell
Randy Reynolds
Bernie Valenti
Daniel Telles
Tony Valenti
Akela
Chris Dingledine
Bill South
Jeffery Whetstone
Cridersville Eub Church
Negroes
Andrew F. Brimmer adds that the past five years have been the best years for the American Negro, citing gains in incomes and living standards beyond civil rights headlines as poverty declines and richer opportunities spread.
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Brimmer cites rising nonwhite economic gains under prosperity
Assistant secretary Brimmer notes 1964 and 1965 gains for nonwhites, including 300000 more nonwhite jobs in 1964 and 200000 in 1965. Unemployment for Negro male breadwinners fell near 2 percent, while white rates remained lower. Median Negro income rose, but a wide gap with white families persists.
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U.S
Brimemer
Brimmer
Lima Legionnaires hear briefing from national commander
American Legion National Commander L Eldon James told about his Vietnam trip to nearly 1000 Ohio members at the state midwinter conference in Columbus. He leads a relief fund to aid civilians and troops in South Vietnam, while emphasizing humanitarian aims and civilian confidence. Attendees from Lima included Robert McCue and Clyde Elliatt of Post 96 and spouses, with other local members from Belle Center Jackson Center Waynesfield and Van Wert.
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L. Eldon James
Hampton
Ohio
Ohio Legion
Columbus
Robert McCue
Clyde El-liatt
Lima
William Paul Gallagher
Legion
Veterans Organization
Limaland
Harrison Arbogast
Belle Center
Fred McGowan
Jackson Center
Harold Kaufman
Waynesfield
Merle F. Brady
van Wert
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