Motorist Helps Family Find Exposed Children in Hepatitis Search
Winston-Salem motorist Thomas Honeycutt spotted the H C Rogers car from a radio description and guided injured Huntsville Texas family to Baptist Hospital. Children, two girls and a boy, were being treated for infectious hepatitis before the family continued to Washington DC on vacation.
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Winston-Salem
Texas
Thomas Honeycutt
H. C. Rogers
Winston, Salem
Rogers
Huntsville
Tex
Honeycutt
Baptist Hospital
Traffic Toll High in Albany in First Half
State Motor Vehicle Department reports 1,221 traffic deaths in New York in the first half of this year, up from 1,211 in the same period last year.
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Albany, N.Y
State Motor Vehicle Department
New York
Taylor Named to Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board
Gen Maxwell D. Taylor joins the Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board reporting to the President on U S intelligence aims and conduct President Johnson appoints Taylor retiring ambassador to South Vietnam along with Adm John H Sides former Pacific Fleet commander and Augustus C Long Texaco chief executive officer Greenbrier Virginia READ JOURNAL WANT ADS.
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Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
Foreign Intelligence Advisory Board
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President Johnson
South Viet Nam
John H. Sides
Pacific Fleet
Augustus C. Long
Green Plains
Texaco
Magistrate Weighs Fines After City Court Sessions
A 32 year old man was fined 200 dollars and costs for defrauding an inn keeper with restitution for a room at Chase Hotel. William Lawson 1006 Second Ave had his fine suspended by Judge J T Lamb if he pays for the owed room. James Kendall 62 surrendered his driver’s license for life after three days in jail for DWI. Claude Gibbs 66 received 50 dollars and costs fines for two heating ordinance violations. Rodney Stephens 2 was fined 100 dollars and costs for assault and 10 dollars and costs for intoxication. Jimmy Brown 20 was fined 100 dollars and costs for assault and battery with a disorderly conduct charge dismissed. James Sebastian 38 was fined 50 dollars and costs for disorderly conduct with assault and battery dismissed. Paul Steel 22 was fined 25 dollars and costs for a driver’s license violation. Francis Smith 25 had an assault and battery charge dismissed. James Howard 60 of Cincinnati had a disorderly conduct charge dismissed.
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William Lawson
Second Ave
J. T. Lamb
Lawson
Chase Hotel
S. Main St
James E. Kendall
Middletown
Claude L. Gibbs
Illinois Ave
Illinois Avenue
Nelbar Street
Jimmy Brown
Moore St
James H. Sebastian
Connie Ave
Franklin
Paul F. Steel
Dubois Road
Carlisle
Francis Smith
Baltimore St
James Howard
Cincinnati
Champion Papers declares dividends on preferred and common stock
Hamilton The Champion Papers Inc board declares a $1.124 per share dividend on preferred stock payable Oct 1 for shares of record Sept 3. A 20 cent per share dividend on common stock is payable Sept 15 with record date Aug 19 for shares.
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Hamilton
Champion Papers Inc
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