Kennedy Rights Bill Tightens Aid Discrimination Cure
Atty. Gen. Kennedy presented a revised Title VI to Congress to withhold federal funds from programs that allow racial discrimination. The changes allow state and local courts to review aid withholdings and require agencies to enforce nondiscrimination in grants contracts and other federal funding. The measure stresses ending discrimination over cutting aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert F Kennedy
Congress
Kennedy
Senate Judiciary Committee
Starter At Race Tracks Stricken At 64
W. E. Mercer 64 operated harness race starting gates at Hamilton and Lebanon tracks. He died of a heart attack after being stricken in London and pronounced dead at Doctor's Hospital Columbus. A Plain City resident he had suffered heart trouble and had been hospitalized at Middletown. He worked starting gates at county fairs statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E
Briggs) Mercer
Hamilton
Lebanon
London
Doctor's Hospital
Columbus
Mercer
Plain City
Hamilton Raceway
Middletown Hospital
Aid distribution bill urges voluntary compliance before cutoffs
The text states that agencies must use all efforts to achieve voluntary compliance with aid distribution and may refrain from punitive actions such as cutting off aid or suing, urging cooperation before drastic steps are taken.
Lockbourne Cut Report Correct Says SAC
The Air Force says a published report on Lockbourne Air Force Base plans is essentially correct. SAC confirms a near 50 percent manpower cut from about 8 150 to 4 175 by mid 1966, with reviews and 90 days notice before actions take effect.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lockbourne Air Force Base
Strategic Air Command
Air Force Times
Air Force
Associated Press
Omaha
Net
Butler County Legion Elects Kammer as Council Commander
The Butler County Legion Council, meeting at Middle town Post 218, elected Ed Kammer of West Chester Post 681 as council commander succeeding Robert McCabe of Middle town. Jess Borders of Middletown was named first vice commander, Thomas Lotz of Hamilton Post 138 second vice commander, Dwight McFarland of Oxford Post 150 council adjutant, and Hobart Hopper of Middletown appointed council chaplain. Earnest M. Rains, Post 218 commander, named Ed Brelsford, James Collier and Hopper as representatives to the county organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler County Council of the American Legion
Middletown
Ed Kammer
West Chester
Robert McCabe
Jess Borders
Thomas Lotz
Hamilton
Dwight McFarlnd
Oxford
Hobart Hopper
Earnest M. Rains
Ed Brelsford
James Collier
Hopper
McCabe
Borders
Youth Attends Sigma Alpha Epsilon Leadership School
Ted R. Brown of Manchester Road is at the 29th Leadership Training School of Sigma Alpha Epsilon at the Levere Memorial Temple in Evanston Illinois. He represents the Florida Upsilon chapter from the University of Florida and serves as publicity chairman and pledge trainer.
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Ted R. Brown
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Levere Memorial Temple
Evanston
Ill
R. W. Brown
Manchester Road
Florida Upsilon
University of Florida
Brown
Revelous At Greek Parley
Michael Revelos national councilman of the Greek Orthodox Youth of America will attend the 12th international conference in Pittsburgh from Saturday through Aug 31. Delegates will adopt a 1963 64 program elect officers select the 1964 conference site evaluate religious programs and attend the Eastern Orthodox Religious Cultural Festival. The GOYA, founded in 1951, is for ages 18 to 35.
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Michael Revelos
Deaths and Funerals for Harold Lovely and Emrich
Services for Harold Joseph Lovely 35 of Middletown Beach Calif are set for 10 a m Monday at McCoy Leffler Funeral Home with Rev Robert Mc Namara and burial in Woodside Cemetery Visitation Sunday 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m He died of a heart attack yesterday in La Grange Illinois Survivors include brother Ray and sisters Betty McElfresh and Marilyn Darrell all of Middletown Beach Calif Also mentioned is Mr Emrich living in Torrence California since Germantown with wife Ruth mother Mrs Nora Emrich of Germantown and brother Daniel of Torrence A World War II veteran.
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Harold Joseph Lovely
Rennie Lovely
Excello
McCoy - Leffler
Robert McNamara
Woodside Cemetery
Lovely
la Grange
Ill
Ray
Betty McElfresh
Marilyn Darrell
Middletown
Claude J. Snyder
Donald Esslinger
Germantown Cemetery
Emrich
Torrence
Calif
Germantown
Ruth
Nora Emrich
Daniel
Mrs Ella Johnson Rites Held in Emerson Ark
Funeral services for Mrs. Ella Belle Johnson age 52 of 808 15th Ave. will be Tuesday in Emerson Ark. Friends may call at Bailey Funeral Home today from 6 to 8 p.m. She died Wednesday at Middletown Hospital.
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Ella Belle Johnson
15Th Ave
Emerson
Ark
Bailey Funeral Home
Johnson
Middletown Hospital
Mrs Alvina Riley Dies in Middletown Hospital
Mrs Alvina Riley 65 of 1325 Urban Ave Kettering died at 1240 a m at Middletown Hospital after a stay since last Thursday. Survivors include husband Burnett, a brother and sister. Arrangements are incomplete at Ullmer Son Funeral Home Dayton.
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Alvina Riley
Urban Ave
Kettering
Middletown Hospital
Burnett
Ullmer & Son Funeral Home
Dayton
Services for Jack M. Emrich in Germantown
Jack M. Emrich aged 44 and a native of the community will be held at the John A. Arpp Funeral Home at 10:30 a.m. Monday. He died Wednesday night in South Bay Hospital Redondo after living in the area until eight years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
John A. Arpp Fueral
Jack M. Emrich
South Bay Hospital
Redondo
Obituary Notices for Collins and Whitaker
Robert N. Collins 78 of 1995 Dixie Highway will lie in state then a Requiem High Mass 9 30 a m tomorrow at St Mary s Church. Mrs Drucilla K Whitaker 88 of 614 Main Street has services 10 a m tomorrow at Webb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert N. Collins
Dixie Hwy
St. Mary's Church
Drucilla K. Whitaker
Main St
Webb
Notable U.S. General Canham Dies at 62 in Washington
Maj. Gen. Charles D. W. Canham who supervised the surrender of 244000 German prisoners in one day in World War II died of a lung ailment in Washington at 62. He directed the Army Council of Review 1955 to 1958 and led the 11th Army Corps 1958 to 1961. Born in Kola Mississippi. Edward J. Wotowa, 74, founder of Louisville music school and longtime first violinist for Louisville Symphony, died in San Diego. Born in Omaha. He taught at University of Louisville 1930 to 1958.
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Washington
Charles D. W. Canham
Army Council of Review
11Th Army Corps
Kola
Miss
San Diego
Calif
Edward J. Wotawa
University of Louisville School of Music
Louisville Symphony Orchestra
University of Louisville
Omaha
Neb
A courante origins and era described
A courante is an old French dance that began around the mid sixteenth century. The note outlines its origin in France and timelines, indicating its historical context and development.
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Lockbourne
Lockbourne's Information Office
Butler County Legion Council
Kammer
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Harold J. Lovely
Beach
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