Services for Jess C. Shreve Held at Riggs Funeral Home
Obituary notes the death of Jess C. Shreve 86 of 300 W. Rogers Street Tren ton wife of Alma Shreve. Services set for 2 p.m tomorrow at Riggs Funeral Home with burial in Woodside Cemetery. Friends may call today 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home.
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Jess C. Shreve
W. Rogers Str
Trenton
Alma Shreve
Riggs Funeral Home
Woodside
Funera
Shreve
Hamilton Deaths Elbert Riley 54
Elbert Riley, age 54, of 236 North Third Street, died. Services are set for 10 a.m. Monday at Webb.
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Elbert Riley
N. Third St
Webb
Prominent WWII Air Chief Marshal Sir John Steel Dies
London AP reports Air Chief Marshal Sir John Steel age 88, former commander of Britain's air defense, died Wednesday. Also noted are obituaries for William Neal Deramus of Kansas City Southern Railroad fame and Lynn G Adams, Pennsylvania state police commissioner from 1959 to 1943, who died Thursday.
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London
Sir John Steel
Air Defense of
Britain
Kansas City
William Neal Deramus
Kansas City Southern Railroad
Muncy
Lynn G Adams
Pennsylvania
Cleveland jobs slip in October in Greater Cleveland area
The four county Greater Cleveland area recorded 852,400 employed in October, down from 853,000 in September, according to Mark L. McCullough of the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation.
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Cleveland (Ap
Greater
Cleveland
Mark L. McCullough
Bureau of
Unep
Natchez Negro Boycott Near End After Racial Settlement
The Natchez boycott that crippled downtown trade for three months was near resolution with NAACP and merchants claiming a settlement of major racial differences. Twenty one stores will be removed from the boycott list after agreeing to improved Negro job opportunities and courteous address to Black customers.
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Natchez
Miss
NAACP
Charles Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
John Nosser
Archie Jones
Adams County
Main
Franklin Street
Jones
Evers
South
Mississippi River
Michigan Draft Plan Criticized
Ann Arbor officials and Michigan legislators condemned the reclassification of students involved in antiwar demonstrations. Four students in a sit-in at the Ann Arbor draft office were cited as the reason, with officials arguing the action disrespected local draft board operations.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
Michigan
University of Michigan
Arthur A. Holmes
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service System
Charles Diggs
D-Mich
Thomas W. White
Raymond Hood
Coleman A. Young
Detroit
Holmes
Selective Service Office
Churches Urge UN In and U S Out Of Viet Nam
The National Council of Churches general board considered a statement calling for phased U S troop withdrawal from Viet Nam if and when replacement by force is possible. Delegates debated for about 22 hours, with final action delayed for a clean copy. The proposal also urged stopping bombing North Vietnam long enough to improve negotiations.
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U.S
Viet Nam
Madison
Wis
National Council of Churches’ General Board
North
United Nations
Tobacco buyers pay over one million for burley leaf
Ripley Ohio AP reports tobacco buyers have paid out more than $1 million since burley sales began this week. Growers received Thursday for 431084 pounds of leaf at an average of 55.76 dollars per hundredweight.
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Ripley
Ohio
Unemployment rate falls to multi year low in November
Washington AP reports the nation's jobless rate dropped in November to an eight year low of 4.2 percent with employment reaching a record 72.8 million. Unemployed numbered 2,966,000, up about 200,000 from October but seasonal adjustment favors a lower rate. Harold Goldstein notes the month’s drop isn’t statistically significant but continues the year long decline.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Harold Goldstein
Bureau of ‘Labor Statistics
Auto Hits Car and Pole in City Collision
A 44 year old motorist Edward Combs of 807 Aeroo ca St was charged with careless driving after his car sideswiped Larry Comett 22 of 212 Monroe St at Central Avenue and Clin ton Street 8 05 p m and smashed into a light standard at Central Avenue and Baltimore Street. Total damage 625. Combs injured at Middletown Hospital with contusions and abrasions of the nose. Other accidents included Eric Swanson 16 of Nelson Read and Gary Dougherty 18 of 1611 Flemming Road at Tytus Avenue and Clark Street 7 43 a m causing 400 damage. Ralph Lindon 21 of 17 N Sutphin St and Garnet Meader 23 of Germantown at N Verity Parkway and Tytus Avenue 3 0 p m with 175 damage Meader charged with failure to maintain assured clear distance.
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Edward Combs
Aerooca
Central Avenue
Baltimore Street
Eric T. Swanson
Nelson Raed
Gary Dougherty
Germantown
N. Verity Parkway
Tytus Avenue
Meader
Armless Teen Passes Driver Test in Kentucky
Johnny Kemp, a 16 year old in Frankfort, Kentucky born without arms or legs, passed his driver’s test with high marks. He learned to drive using artificial limbs and followed instructions carefully, praised by his instructor for speed and accuracy.
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Frankfort
Johnny Kemp
Johnny
Stacuctor
Oong Kemp
Akron youth dies after hanging stunt photo attempt
An Akron University student, James M. Forester, 19, died after a barn rope stunt for a girlfriend photo went wrong. He was hanging about four feet off the ground when a friend, Stephen Sucher, 19, Medina, hacked the car away. Forester slipped from the hood and later died in the hospital.
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Akron, Ohio
Akron
James M. Forester
Forester
Stephen Sucher
Medina
Sucher
University of Akron
Lost Peninsula May Stay Home In Boundary Hearing
Michigan Attorney General Frank Kelley testified before a joint House Senate committee on a boundary dispute with Ohio about the Lost Peninsula. The 1 square mile area, surrounded by Lake Erie on three sides and Ohio on the fourth, is argued to remain in Michigan.
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Toledo, Ohio
Michigan
Frank Kelley
House
Senate
Ohio
Lake Erie
Satellite hit head raises lawsuit questions
In Montreal AP report expert Francis Vallat from McGill University Institute of Air and Space Law said a country could be liable if satellite damage occurs. He noted public opinion and an informal agreement place responsibility on the launching country, though not a binding law.
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Montreal
Francis Vallat
McGill University
Fair Boss Elected Director At Chicago Meeting
E J Keirns manager of the Ohio State Fair was elected to a two year term as director for the Fairs and Expositions at the annual association meeting in Chicago this week.
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Columbus
Ohio
E J. Keirns
Association
Chicago
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