Jackie Kennedy on LBJ in 1963 speculation
Jackie Onassis dismissed Washington rumors that President Kennedy would drop Vice President Lyndon Johnson in 1963. She cited Kennedy including Johnson at all official White House functions and said she believed Kennedy had no intention of dumping Johnson. The Austin Statesman article also notes a past remark about Eisenhower and Nixon from Prime Minister Macmillan.
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Honda plans notchback sports car from Columbus plant
Detroit AP report says a new Honda sports car could roll out of a Columbus, Ohio plant in about 18 months. Automotive News cites that American Honda Co. of Gardena, California is developing a notchback style car, shorter and wider than the Accord, Honda’s current largest model.
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Uprising by mental patients quelled at Illinois institute
In Chicago, mental patients armed with pipes and steel clubs attempted to seize control of a state psychiatric institute. Police and security guards quickly restrained them. About 10 officers aided four guards as patients surrendered their weapons and were placed in restraints.
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Social Security change ends benefits for part time workers
Washington AP reports a new Social Security law ends monthly benefits this year for about 250,000 people who earn substantial income by working part time. The SSA says the change, effective Sunday, removes retirement status in unpaid months for teachers and seasonal workers.
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Carter Returns to First Baptist Church Service
President Carter and Rosalynn attended Sunday worship at the First Baptist Church, their first home service in six weeks. The couple had been away, spending time abroad and at Camp David in Maryland's mountains.
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Groomtroopers grounded in Air Force dress code policy change
Rep Les Aspin says the Air Force will stop using special teams to enforce dress codes. An Air Force letter states compliance with dress and appearance standards is now an individual command responsibility rather than a special teams duty.
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Births Report for Fuerst and Hasan Families
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Fuerst at 3623 Ohio 123 Franklin welcomed a boy on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Timothy L Hasan at 716 Sixth Ave welcomed a boy today.
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Local Residents Named At Central Avenue Germantown Road
Clarence Pergram Ellen Roark Benjamin Miller Herman McCoy and others listed as residents of local streets. Hospital visiting hours Monday through Saturday for medical, surgical and pediatric patients are 11 am to 2 pm and 5 to 8 pm.
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Princess Victoria Could Sit On Swedish Throne
Parliament in Stockholm gave first approval to a law changing succession rules. The bill lets the oldest surviving child inherit the throne, regardless of gender, potentially allowing 9 month old Princess Victoria to succeed her father King Carl XVI Gustaf, with a second approval needed after the 1979 election.
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Lanier Junior High teacher wins Ohio science award
Judy C. Cook, a Lanier Junior High School teacher in West Alexandria, is named one of 13 Ohio science teachers to receive the 1978 Acker Outstanding Teacher Award. The honorees were recognized at the Ohio Academy of Science annual meeting.
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Township Trustee Meeting Schedules For Tomorrow
Franklin Township trustees meet at 7 p.m. at the Hunter firehouse. Germantown Village Council sewer committee gathers at 7:30 p.m. in the Municipal Building. Warren County Commission convenes at 9 a.m. in the County Administration Building. Lebanon Council meets at 7:30 p.m. in the Municipal Building.
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Mountain climbers scale Angels Landing in Utah
George Willig and Steve Matous reached Angels Landing after a 23 hour ascent up the north face. Willig, 28, survived a near fall and afterward described the climb as thrilling but great to be down. They were sponsored by ABC TV for Wide World of Sports in a televised event.
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Overbidding and a rare slam in the 1951 Italy-U.S. match
In the 1951 Italy-U.S. bridge match, Howard Schenken as South opened with a weak one club. Partner's huge hand led to a slow bid by North that eventually reached a slam. West led diamonds, Schenken finessed, and after a heart sequence he claimed twelve tricks. North credited his optimistic bidding despite the lucky outcome.
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