Jordan and UAR Seek Warmth After Rift in Middle East
Jordan Premier Samir Rifai signaled willingness to mend ties with the United Arab Republic if Nasser extends a friendly hand He would also meet Nasser if agreeable The move follows Egypt Syria dominated Arab League exchanges and hints at reopening Jordan Syria borders amid broader Arab unity efforts with U N support The ruler Hussein urged radio restraint as Arab League unity welcomed the UN Middle East peace resolution
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Hoffa Forms Citizens Group to Probe Accusations
President Hoffa announces a three-member antiracketeering panel to review charges against some Teamsters associates. Former Sen. George Bender to lead the group with pay set at 250 dollars per day. formal staff planned, may take years. McClellan questions the panel’s independence and impact on Hoffa.
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Priest Assignments Issued in Columbus Diocese
Bishop Clarence G. Isenmann announces appointments affecting more than 35 Columbus priests with changes to Holy Rosary Newark St Francis de Sales Newark and several Columbus parishes. New assignments include Msgr Mattlingy to St Francis de Sales Newark and others to Holy Rosary Columbus and various parish and school posts.
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Sacred Heart
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St. Charles
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Notre Dame High School
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Augustine L. Winkler
Catholic Central High School
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University Hospital
Highway Cleanup Ordered for Littering Pair
Crescent City California AP George W. Evans 54 and Lorraine E. Kelly 37 were convicted of littering the highway and ordered to clean five miles of U S 101 instead of jail. Judge Alyce Mosley set the cleanup to begin Sunday and named the highway patrol as inspector.
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Deaths And Funerals Father Of L. C. Currier Dies In Dayton
Everett F. Currier 63 of Middletown died of a heart attack in a Dayton hotel while preparing to attend the Dumford Weber wedding. He was a retired NY stationery agent and father of L. C. Currier and another son Everett. Surviving include two sons four grandchildren. Funeral 1:30 p.m. Monday at Joseph R. Baker & Sons. burial Tuesday in Hackensack NJ with Masonic memorial rites. Friends may visit Sunday 7 to 9 p.m.
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James H. Clensy Dies at 77 in Germantown Farm Home
James H. Clensy 77 of Germantown Rt 1 died of a heart attack at his farm home at 4 30 p m Saturday after years of ill health. Survived by wife, children Ralph Lloyd Richard and others, two half sisters, five grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Services 2 p m Tuesday at State Road EUB Church with burial in Germantown Cemetery. Friends may visit at John Arpp Funeral Home after 2 p.m. Monday and at the church after noon Tuesday.
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Ernest
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Death of Germantown man John L. Huber at 63
John L. Huber 63 of 406 N Cherry St Germantown died suddenly of a heart attack at 5 45 p m Saturday. He was a Germantown lifelong resident and a clerk at Germantown Super E Market. Surviving: wife Winifred C Huber son George and a grandson all of Germantown and sisters Mrs Charlotte Kern and Mrs Helen Dissinger both of Dayton. Services 2 pm Wednesday at John Arpp Funeral Home with burial in Germantown Cemetery.
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Akron Electric League founder Soren Hansen dies at 67
Soren C. Hansen died at his home in Cleveland area at 67. He founded the Akron Electric League and built the first all electrical exhibition home in Cleveland. Hansen worked as a production engineer for General Motors Fisher Body Division.
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