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Newspaper

Lima Star

Location

Lima, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1966

Page

6

Concrete ships and a cemented memory of Sapona

The piece recalls World War I era concrete ships including the Sapona. It traces design origins in 1916, notes reuse in phosphate and coal trades, then details the Sapona’s 1924 Miami fate as oil storage, sinking, Bahamas sale, and WWII bombing practice. The hulk remains off Bimini as a rusting monument to past ambitions.

Steve Libby Libby New England Miami Beach Carl G. Fisher Miami Fisher Bruce Bethel Bahamas Gulf Stream Bimini South Bimini United States

Gardner Joins Johnson Admin as HEW Chief

Washington insiders describe John W Gardner, new Secretary of Health Education and Welfare, as a force for vigorous congressional criticism. Gardner used the White House session to showcase aides Harold Howe, James Goddard, Frank Keppel, and Wilbur Cohen, while Rep. Paul Rogers signaled a probing stance on FDA matters. President Johnson and Mrs. Johnson mingled with guests, drawing laughter at a quip about the appropriations chair.

LBJ John W. Gardner Gardner Congress Rep Paul Rogers West Palm Beach, Fla House Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee Harley Staggers D-W.va HEW Rogers Florida Food and Drug Administration White House Harold Howe Education James Goddard Frank Keppel Wilbur Cohen Carnegie Corporation Johnson George Mahon Lyndon House Appropriations Committee Appropriations Committee

Civil rights leaders shift to implementation focus says Young

Whitney Young Jr. of the National Urban League says civil rights leaders rely less on demonstrations and more on sophisticated activities. The emphasis is on enacting civil rights and antipoverty laws and making the Negro community see it holds political power in many major cities.

Everett Jacobs Jimmy Morrison D-La Toon Morrison Birch Bayh Capitol Bayh NEW York Whitney Young Jr National Urban League Ma Pr

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