Homeless Mississippi group camps near White House
About 90 homeless Mississippi Negroes from Greenville and Greenwood pitched four tents in Lafayette Park across from the White House to press for 1.3 million dollars in antipoverty funds for do it yourself job training and home construction. They arrived after a march and prayer vigil and said they will stay until the president assures action through the OEO.
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Mississippi
Frank Smith
Greenville
Greenwood
Washington
Lafayette Park
Smith
OEO
Office of Economic Opportunity
John H. Sylvester
Hamiltonian Remains Poor After Shooting
A Hamilton woman Lawanda Yopp 37 remained in poor condition at Mercy Hospital after a suspected self inflicted .22 rifle wound to the chest. Her husband Andy 40 escaped injury when their vehicle hit a pole and fence on Tylersville Road nearby. A gigot is feminine for gigolo.
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Hamilton
Mercy Hospital
Lawanda Yopp
Hamilton-Mason Road
First Lady Visits Big Bend For Rough Rovers River Adventure
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson explored Big Bend National Park in blue jeans and sneakers, paddling an 11 mile Rio Grande float through Mariscal Canyon with park rangers and officials. She hiked Lost Mine Trail, enjoyed a moonlight campfire, and paused for Palm Sunday services as 70 companions joined the rugged outing.
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Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
Big Bend
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Big Bend National Park
Lost Mine Trail
Rio Grande
Mariscal Canyon
Marines Seek Retired Vets to Return to Duty
The Marines began a February effort to recall retired sergeants with up to 28 years service for two-year terms in 60 critical specialties including intelligence logistics communications aviation and photography. The Army plans a parallel drive inviting certain retired noncommissioned officers back with up to a one-grade promotion and up to 8000 incentive pay, age limit 53.
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Marine Corps
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Navy
Air Force
Commissioner's Wife Injured in Two-Car Crash
Mrs. Arthur Harp 53 of 176 Arlington St Franklin was treated at Middletown Hospital for cuts after a two car crash in Miamisburg Saturday night. Vehicle driven by Robert Clark 19 of Miamisburg struck Harp’s auto at N Main Street intersection. Clark was injured. investigation ongoing. Harp is a Warren County commissioner.
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Arlington St
Franklin
Middletown Hospital
Miamisburg
Harp
N. Main Street
Robert Clark
Clark
Warren County
Basin G Tops Agenda for North Middletown Meeting
Basin G issue on basin construction is the main item for the City Commission at 8 p.m. An ordinance to accept the board report on Basin G district assessments is also on the agenda. Other items include sale of a used street sweeper to Monroe three contracts for equipment and the payment of 13 bills.
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Basin G
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Middletown
Monroe
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Gray whale scientific name Rhachianectes meaning surf swimmer
The gray whale is scientifically named Rhachianectes, a term translated as surf swimmer. It reflects the creature's coastal habitat and swimming style observed by naturalists.
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Rhachianectes
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