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Lima Star

Location

Lima, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1966

Page

3

Burial flags and World War II GI loan rules clarified

A Veterans Affairs guide answers who may receive a burial flag and when. It explains the final GI loan deadline for World War II veterans is July 25, 1967, with extensions for certain service-related disabilities. It also covers eligibility for Social Security alongside nonservice-connected pensions and clarifies that educational aid for a child can be available if a veteran is permanently totally disabled, provided the condition is service-connected.

Ohio Earned Award Boosts State Industrial Program

Ohio state development director F P Neuenschwander reported to Gov. Rhodes that Ohio placed second in the Society of Industrial Relators trophy contest. He said judges admired Ohio’s broad participation, efficient development methods, and use of programs like financing, development teams, world trade, and trips to attract new industry.

Columbus Ohio F. P. Neuenschwander Society of Industrial Relators Neuenschwander James A. Rhodes U.S Canada Washington Development Department

Negro History Week observed across Lima area Churches and groups join

A broad Lima area observance for Negro History Week begins next Saturday with many churches and organizations taking part. Highlights include the Feb 17 banquet at St Paul AME Church chaired by Mrs. Floyd Thompson, the theme Freedom from Racial Myths and Stereotypes, and speakers such as the Dayton Urban League director and Springfield Mayor Robert C. Henry.

Limaland St. Paul’s Ame Allen County Association For the Study of Negro Life and History Spon Soring Dayton Urban League St. Paul's Robert C. Henry Springfield Henry Ralph E. Latimer Central Church of Christ Christ Church Episcopal West Elm S. Paul’s YMCA Walnut Room Country Lima Public Library Allen Coty ASNLH Latimer Ohio James A. Rhodes Lima Christian P. Morris St. Paul Church Floyd Thompson

Opposition Missing In Viet Drive

The central coast drives to clear Viet Cong narrowed to about three miles Saturday night as light opposition suggested hard core regiments had fled to the hills Local guerrillas contested only parts of the line while Johnson met Saigon leaders in Hawaii The United States conducted bombing in both north and south of the border B52 jets from Guam attacked guerrilla hideouts about 40 miles southeast of Saigon.

Saigon South Viet Nam Johnson Hawaii William C. Westmoreland U.S Viet Nam Guam

GOP Solon Rips President's Trip

Rep. Bob Wilson of California, chairman of the Republican Congressional Campaign Committee, condemned President Johnson and four Cabinet members for flying to Honolulu for Vietnam talks. He called the trip reckless and foolish in a time of crisis, noting Hawaii is as distant as Moscow from Washington. The journey covers about 4,959 miles to Honolulu, versus 4,870 miles to Moscow.

Washington (Ap Johnson Honolulu Bob Wilson California Republican Congressional Campaign Committee Hawaii United States Washington Moscow

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