Britain weighs worldwide trade ban over Rhodesia crisis
Bank of England reportedly mobilizes 28 million dollars in New York and prepares more to blunt speculators as Britain, backed by Wilson and Brown, pushes for a global embargo on Rhodesia trade. Warned of consequences, Rhodesia resists a compulsory oil embargo amid South Africa’s stance and regional pressure.
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Dayton Professors Cleared Of Anti Church Teachings
University of Dayton president clears four professors of anti church charge saying key factors were misunderstanding of the role of a Catholic university and scholar. Archbishop Karl Alter approves based on professors explanations and expert opinions from administrators.
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Cincinnati
Car Hits Tree Near Wayne Trace Road
Delmer Asher, 44, of 7024 Wayne Trace Road, escaped with injuries after his car left the roadway and struck a tree a large stone and a fence on Wayne Trace Road a half mile south of Route 74 around 7 30 p m yesterday He told deputies he was forced off the road by an approaching unidentified car.
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Butler County
Peck MU Graduation Speaker Receives Family Honor
Judge Peck, a 1935 Miami graduate and former U S District Court judge, will be the graduation speaker for midyear exercises in Benson. He is the third Miami honoree in 74 years and has held roles from Ohio Supreme Court justice to Cincinnati law firm partner and Red Cross director.
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Glendale
Transportation Discussed At Armco Parley
Armco officials and 34 traffic personnel from eight facilities spoke on the transportation of Armco products and Total Customer Service. Today 106 executives from national motor carrier companies joined the Manchester meeting where John N. Lind outlined objectives. Topics included transit damage and prompt delivery as key concerns.
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Mississippi River
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John N. Lind
Windows Broken at Henry McIntosh Home in Butler County
Henry McIntosh reported to deputies that vandals damaged two small windows at his residence on Oxford State Road between Saturday and Monday. He estimated the loss at 20 dollars.
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Oxford State Road
Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Ike Cancels Trip to Enter Hospital Thursday
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower canceled a New York trip for a Football Hall of Fame dinner and a business luncheon due to gallbladder trouble. He has a history of heart attacks and abdominal complications, with private surgeons noting gallbladder surgery as generally low risk for healthy individuals.
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Pretrial Venue Change Sought In Coppolino Case
In Freehold New Jersey AP reports defense attorney F Lee Bailey seeks a venue change in the Coppolino murder case as prosecutors push for the death penalty The court then proceeds to jury selection in a Fox Run Middletown area. Earlier in 1965 Coppolino and his wife moved to Sarasota Florida with Mrs Farber later joining nearby.
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Middletown
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