Ohio Blonde Leads Women in UAW Role Drive
Detroit AP reports Joanne Wilson, a 34 year old tool room attendant at Rockwell Standard in Newark Ohio, leads the HER effort within the UAW aiming to elect a woman to the International Executive Board in 1966. Cochairman Elizabeth Jackson of Detroit helped organize the national steering committee and momentum grew after Wilson nominated Carolyn Davis, boosting female influence in the union.
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Rockwell - Standard Auto Parts
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Ohio
Joanne Wilson
Wilson
Elizabeth Jackson
Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
Atlantic City
Democratic Party
Rockwell - Standard
Donald
Heath
Dusendon funds Lorain High scholarship from estate
Lorain Ohio Fred C Dusendon who died last November left 106267 dollars to the Lorain City Board of Education to create a college scholarship fund for Lorain High School graduates. The plan was revealed in an estate inventory filed in Lorain County Probate Court in Elyria.
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Lorain, Ohio
Fred C. Dusendon
Lorain City
Okanagan Lake Monster Sighted Near Kelowna Bridge
Mr and Mrs Leslie Kerry of Kelowna reported seeing Ogopogo the Loch Ness style creature in Okanagan Lake. They described a seal like head with possible two horns as it swam a mile down the lake and disappeared near the Kelowna bridge.
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Kelowna
B. C
Leslie Kerry
Ogopogo
Okanagan Lake
Kelowna Bridge
Kerry
Ogo
Preservation move saves Henry Watterson home shrine
The 28 room Victorian home of Henry Watterson, famed Courier Journal editor, in Louisville will be preserved as a memorial. The 65 acre estate near Louisville has been sold for subdivision development.
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Louisville
Henry Watterson
Louisvile Courier - Journal
Watterson
Man Drives 70 MPH as Neighbor Reads Paper on Wheel
Phil Young of Wichita saw a motorist on the Kansas Turnpike with a newspaper spread over the steering wheel. He followed the other car for about 40 miles while the driver browsed the paper at speed.
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Wichita, Kan
Phil Young
Wichita
Kansas Turnpike
Young
Ex-Skipper Of Nautilus Wins Vote
William R. Anderson, retired Navy captain and former Nautilus skipper, is the Democratic nominee for Congress in Tennessee's 6th District after a primary victory of 26,086 ballots, 318 ahead of rival John R. Lorg Anderson. He will face Republican Cecil Hill, a retired Army colonel, in November to fill the seat vacated by Ross Bass.
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Clarksville, Tenn
William R. Anderson
Congress
Tennessee
Anderson
John R. Lorg Anderson
Cecil Hill
Ross Bass
Senate
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