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Newspaper
Lima Star
Location
Lima, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1966
Page
9
Lima council begins search for new executive secretary after Charles Hennon resigns. Harry Moyer endorses Rodney Carl, with two other candidates named. Hennon cites complex duties and desires a smooth transition as applications open.
FBI Director J Edger Hoover asserted in his 1965 annual report that the Communist party increased opposition to U S policy in Vietnam. He said the party aims to recruit youth and plans to field candidates in the 1966 elections while spending heavily on propaganda.
Former ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy, age 77, fainted briefly at his Palm Beach home after stepping from the pool. Dr. Saul Rotter said there were no serious after effects and Kennedy would resume normal activities. Msgr. Jeremiah P. O Mahoney administered rites before Kennedy recovered with oxygen and was not hospitalized.
C A Fritz Alderman, the original chief of the Ohio Division of Forestry and a Planning executive in the division, will retire at month’s end. Governor James A. Rhodes announced the retirement in Columbus.
Aaron Levy said Lima’s Downtown Action Committee will host Ivan McKechnie and William Jones from Fort Wayne Monday at 6 30 p m in Alpine Village. Lima Mayor Christian Morris and Council President Harry Moyer will attend as a Fort Wayne project film airs and a discussion on Lima’s next steps follows.
Cecil Evans of 1158 Franklin has been appointed city building inspector. Evans began duties Monday and will report to Roy Coon city supervisor of building and zoning. He is a former city utilities maintenance division employee.
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