Constantine Government Seeks Confidence Vote in Greece
In Athens the Constantine government fights for parliamentary confidence on day 18 of the crisis. Parliament suspended for lack of quorum after Papandreou and allies boycotted AM session. speaker Baklatzis plans to reconvene Monday if a quorum forms.
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Constantine
Athens
Greece
George Papandreou
George Athanasiadis Novas
Emmanuel Baklatzis
Papandreou
Ter
Mason County project aims to restore Mefford's fort roof
The Mason County Historical Society hosted a Limestone Creek musical event to raise funds for restoring the roof of Mefford's fort, a log cabin floated down the Ohio River. Kentucky aims to make the cabin a shrine.
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Maysville, Ky
The
Mason County Historical Society
Limestone Creek
Mefford
Ohio River
Kentucky
FDP Denies Draft Essay Reflects Party Policy in Mississippi
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party official says an article urging Negro mothers to pressure sons to dodge draft and calling for hunger strikes does not reflect party policy. Lawrence Guyot defended free expression while NAACP and NAACP groups denounced the piece as improper.
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Jackson, Miss
Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party
NAACP
FDP
Guyot
Joe Martin
McComb
Clint Hopson
Ex Actor Reenacts Film Role In Fatal Harlem Stabbing
Ramon Ortiz a 22 year old former film actor charged with homicide and felonious assault in a Harlem street stabbing that killed Walter Corrdero 6 and left John Morales 25 in critical condition. Police say Ortiz and Orlando Figeroa 18 fought a rival Italian group earlier.
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New York
Ramon Ortiz
Abc-Tv
Ortiz
Orlando Figeroa
Harlem
William McHugh
Police Hunt Clues To Ceeds Slaying In Austin
AP dispatch reports officers probe the slayings of two young women found near Austin. Investigators seek clues in a vacant lot near the airport area and in a roadside ditch where clothing appeared earlier. Autopsy confirms Rigsby strangled. Stark death undetermined.
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Ceeds
Austin, Tex
Austin
Miss Stark
University of Texas
Miss Rigsby
New Hair Growth Claim From Houston Laboratory Ad
Houston laboratory consultants claim a treatment stops hair loss and grows hair. They offer a 32 day risk trial, saying most baldness cases can improve if roots are not dead, inviting readers to send information for the trial.
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Houston
Texas
Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc
Ady
Saboteurs Blamed for Booby-Trap Near Singapore Consulate
Police blame Indonesian saboteurs for a time bomb found at the Singapore consulate entrance on a Saturday night. The device was booby trapped and attached to a bicycle, with the guard reporting the danger before it could explode. A U S official declined to specify occupancy. Sukarno criticized U S policy and Cambodia during the episode, as Indonesia faces renewed anti American sentiment after suspending relations with the United States.
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Singapore
U. S
Sukarno
United States
Cambodia
YMCA Camp Campbell Gard Enrollment Update
The YMCA reports 22 boys camping at Camp Campbell Gard near Hamilton during the current period with one final session from Aug 8 to 14. Enrolment stands at 87 locally, with 15 more to be accepted to reach 102.[sic] the Middletown YMCA quota is 100 campers for six periods, and 21 boys have registered for the last period.
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The
YMCA
Camp Campbell Gard
Hamilton
Bob Wells
Wels
Middletown Ymca
Fire rekindles after failed thaw in Pikeville yard
In Pikeville Kentucky Bob Crabtree angered by frozen water pipes built an outdoor trash fire to thaw them. A passerby summoned firemen who extinguished the blaze but the pipes froze again once they left, forcing Crabtree to reignite the flames for a second time.
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Pikeville
Bobby Joe Crabtre
Crabtree
Deaths and Funerals for William Deomary and William C Harter
Nelson William Deomary of 1700 Princeton Pike dies at 2 p.m. in Hamilton. Retired produce man born in Springfield. brother Delvin of Middletown survivor. Arrangements incomplete at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home. William C Harter Mason 67 dies at home on Cox Smith Road. Survived by brothers Frank and George, sisters Mrs Burgemeier, Mrs Marazti, and Mrs Wellerding. Requiem High Mass at St Suzanne’s Church 9:30 a.m. Wednesday. Burial Rose Hill Cemetery. Visitation at Gallimore Funeral Home tomorrow 4 to 9 p.m.
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Nelson William Deomary
Princeton Pike
Hamilton
Mr. Demory
Springfield
Delvin
Middletown
Mason
William C. Harter
Cox-Smith Road
Frank
George
Dorothy Burgemeier
Margaret Maraz
Marie Wellerding
Cincinnati
St. Suzanne Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
Gallimore Funeral Home
Clarence Green Rites Planned for Middletown Veteran
Clarence Green 74 of 2105 Queen Ave died at 5 30 am at Middletown Hospital where he had been a patient since July 19. A World War I veteran and longtime Armco Steel worker, he is survived by Bertha his wife three sons William Clifford and Joseph a sister two brothers and six grandchildren. Services set for 2 pm Wednesday at McCoy Leifler Funeral Home with Rev Harold Wenger officiating burial at Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call tomorrow 2-5 and 7-9 pm.
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Clarence Green
Queen Ave
Middletown Hospital
Green
Armco Steel Corp
Butler County
Bertha
William
Franklin
Clifford Green
Joseph Stahley
Middletown
Grace Eppler
Mark
Springfield
Leslie
Morrow
McCoy-Leifler
Harold Wenger
Woodside Cemetery
Funeral services set for George Robertson in South Lebanon
George Robertson Mason 53 of Lebanon Route 3 died yesterday at Epp Memorial Hospital in Cincinnati. He ran Robertson auto body repair shop in South Lebanon. Survived by wife Clarice two sons William and Jack two daughters Patricia Roberts and Sandra Gilbert two brothers Allen and Henry a sister Mattie Cooper and ten grandchildren. Services Wednesday at Yale Funeral Home with burial in South Lebanon Cemetery. Home tomorrow after 3 p.m.
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Mason
George Robertson
Lebanon
Yale Funeral Home
South Lebanon
Funeral
Garrett B Hall 69 of Hamilton services announced
Funeral services for Garrett Bradley Hall 69 of Hamilton will be held at 2 p m tomorrow at Brown Dawson Funeral Home Hamilton Burial follows at Rose Hill Memorial Park He died Friday at Fort Hamilton Hospital where he had been a patient since July A native of Powell County Kentucky he lived in Middletown before moving to Hamilton about 30 years ago He is survived by his wife Amanda three daughters Myrtle Bowling Mildred Smith and Virginia Mistler all of Hamilton a brother Albert of Middletown and two sisters two half sisters and two half brothers
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Garrett Bradley ‘Hall
Hamilton
Middletown
Dawson Funeral Home
Rosé Hill Memorial Park
Hall
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Powell County
Amanda
Myrtle Bowling
Mildred Smith
Virginia Mistler
Albert
Garrett Hall Service Details at Paoli Avenue
Garrett Hall, aged 69, of 1410 Paoli Avenue, is to be honored with a funeral service at 2 p.m. tomorrow. The service is planned through Brown-Dawson.
Deaths Elsewhere New York Broadway Actor James Rennie
James Rennie, 7%, longtime Broadway leading man and once husband of actress Dorothy Gish, died Friday in a New York hospital. A native of Ontario, Rennie gained fame in 199 for the role in Moonlight and Honeysuckle and also appeared in numerous motion pictures.
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New York
James Rennie
Dorothy Gish
Ontario
Rennie
Former Rep Fritz Lanham Dies at 84 in Texas
Fritz Lanham, a Democratic former representative from the Fort Worth district, aged 84, died Saturday night in a Texas hospital. He served in Congress for over 25 years and retired 12 years ago, later being remembered as the son of S. W. T. Lanham, Texas governor from 1900 to 1906.
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Austin, Tex
Fritz Lanham
Fort Worth
Tex
Lanham
Congress
S. W. T. Lanham
Texas
Nurse And Husband Save Boys Hit By Lightning
Three young men struck by lightning at Eastwood Golf Course were revived by a nurse and her husband from Warren. Thomas Granger 20 Niles Anthony Bianco 19 and Francis Stowe 20 were treated at Trumbull Memorial Hospital after resuscitation on scene. The Matyases Mrs Matyas a home nursing teacher and her husband the Warren Home Improvement Co president aided until ambulances arrived.
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Warren
Ohio
Thomas Granger
Niles
Anthony Bianco
Francis Stowe
Eastwood
Andrew Matyas
Trumbull Memorial Hospital
Matyas
The
Warren Home Improvement Co
Rhodes Signs Three Industrial Bills Into Law
Gov. James A. Rhodes signed three industrial development measures in Columbus. The laws create the Ohio Development Financing Commission and a finance division, form community improvement corporations, and allow municipal councils to issue revenue bonds to fund industrial land and building leases.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Development Financing Commission
Leader Warns of Rough Path to Rights for Negroes
Whitney M. Young Jr. of the National Urban League said the Negro faces a long and difficult road to exercising new rights at the organization's annual conference in Miami Beach. He urged federal aid to raise living standards and welfare, and called for a federal housing act to end housing covenants creating ghettos.
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Miami Beach
Fila
Whitney M. Young Jr
National Urban League
Young
Civil Rights Organization
Conference Speech Calls for Peace Based on Justice
A speaker addressed about 1,000 delegates urging that Black citizens seek racial peace grounded in justice. He said order must be protected by the same laws for black and white people, highlighting equal treatment as essential to true progress.
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Lawrence
Pentagon Readies Reserves for Possible Callup
Deputy Secretary Cyrus R. Vance testified that the Pentagon is boosting readiness of select reserve units. Three Army Reserve divisions six independent brigades and certain combat and service support units would receive special attention to prepare for a potential callup.
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Washington
Cyrus R. Vance
Pentagon
Vance
House
Armed Services
Army Reserve
Pentagon plan to reorganize the Army Reserves proposed
The subcommittee examines the Pentagon move to merge the Reserves into the National Guard. McNamara says no contradiction with a future call up amid Vietnam concerns. He also proposes cutting total authorized strength from 700,000 to 575,000.
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Pentagon
Viet Nam
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
National Guard
UFO reports stir Oklahoma and neighboring states
Reports of unidentified flying objects disrupt activity across Texas New Mexico Oklahoma and Kansas Sunday night into today. Weather Bureau tracked several at 6000 to 9000 feet while Tinker Air Force Base radar observed up to four objects near 22000 feet. Air Force notes many sightings turn out to be balloons birds or other explainables with thousands investigated and hundreds still unidentified.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Kansas
Sedgwick County
Wichita
Kan
Weather Bureau
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Tinker Air Force Base
Tinker
McConnell Air Force
Air Force
Washington
Steel production still high amid strike-averse outlook
Production of steel remains at a high rate but could dip if a new labor contract avoids a strike, Sice! Magazine reports. Inventories have risen as companies stockpile in case of disruption, which could skew industrial activity measures.
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Cleveland
Sice
The
Metalworking Weekly
Logan T. Johnston
Armco Steel Corp
Columbus AP reports successor chosen for late Hicks
The executive committee will name a successor to William M. Hicks who died of a heart attack at Greater Ogden airport Boone County. Hicks was about 10 months from completing his term as commissioner.
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Columbus, Ohio
Sean
William M. Hicks
Greater Ognati
Boone County
Hicks
Police Briefs Seize Hyatt in Aggressive Assault Case
KENNETH W. HYATT, 31, of Dayton, arrested yesterday on aggravated disorderly conduct and careless driving charges. He allegedly attempted to abduct an 11 year old near 1504 Central Ave at 4 p.m. and fled from officers. FERN CLAYTON, 35, of 418 Baltimore St, arrested at Chatterdine Cafe 418 Baltimore St at 3.40 am. yesterday for permitting persons to consume alcohol after hours. released on $1 bond and set for Municipal Court Tuesday.
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Kenneth W. Hyatt
Dayton
Central Ave
Fleieng
Fern Clayton
Baltimore St
Chatterdine
14 Year Old Girl Arrested for Shop Lifting at Fashion Fair
A 14 year old girl was arrested at Fashion Fair 2600 Stevens Ave at 3 10 p m yesterday and charged with shop lifting Police said she removed the tags from 8 89 worth of merchandise and tried to take the Rems from the store
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Franklin
Fashion Fair
Stevens Ave
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William Henson
Paris
Ill
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McCoy-Leffler Funeral Home
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