Tempting Target for Mobs US Libraries Abroad
U S Information Agency libraries abroad face rising vandalism with 75 violent incidents since 1947 and a new high of 16 this year in 10 countries. Brazil and Bolivia lead with multiple library wreckings as Egypt and Indonesia see protests against U S actions. Secretary of State Rusk warns such acts threaten international relations and urges prevention. The USIA runs 78 libraries and 6 reading rooms with 148 binational centers and a budget aimed at competing with Soviet and Chinese programs abroad.
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Spencer Davis
Congo
John F. Kennedy Memorial
Bolivia
Indonesia
Panama
Cambodia
Colomba
Pakistan
Ceylon
Sudan
Dean Rusk
Rusk
United State
U. S
UAR
United Arab Republic
John Milton
USIA
Poodle Blows Travel Honk Worse Than Bark
Charmaine the two year old poodle learned to honk the family car horn in Brooklyn Heights. The Smiths now keep Charmaine home to avoid her loud horn.
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Cleveland
Charmaine
Willard E. Smith
Brooklyn Heights
Smiths
Earl
Seven Names File In Bankruptcy In Cincinnati District Court
Bankruptcy petitions filed in U S District Court in Cincinnati include Willie Hunter of Maineville and Eth el P Hunter with debts of 29 712 and assets of 13 000 and 13 015 respectively. William K Karr a janitor shows 4 072 debts and 500 assets. Raymond F E Robinson of Hamilton lists 1 816 debts and 154 assets. Kenneth D Sizelove of Oxford and Martha J Sizelove share 12 880 debts and 3 100 assets and 118. Edward C Warren of Hamilton lists 2 880 debts and 225 assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. District Court
Cincinnati
Willie Hunter
Maineville Rt. 2
Ethel P. Hunter
William K. Karr
Raymond FE. Robinson
Taylorsville Road
Hamilton
Kenneth D. Sizelove
W. Sycamore St
Oxford
Martha J. Sizelove
Edward C. Warren
Princeton Road
Haircut ruling keeps teen out of Columbus school
John Dunne, 17, is kept from attending Columbus South High due to his Beatle style hairdo. His mother, Mrs Robert Dunne, argues he has a right to wear it. The former principal says he would have ordered a cut if the hair had been noticed before.
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John Dunne
Columbus
Robert Dunne
Columbus South
John
Williamsdale Man Sues Over 1964 Auto Crash
Francis A. Ebbing files a suit for 10500 in injuries and damages from an auto accident on January 28 1964. Ebbing of 2041 Fenton St Williamsdale sues George L. Snively of 233 West Elkton Road for damages after Snively lost control while turning left and struck Ebbing’s truck at Third and Vine Street.
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Hamilton
Williamsdale
Francis A. Ebbing
Fenton St
George L. Snively
West Elkton Road
Ebbing
Third and
Vine Street
Snmey
Community Club Meetings List for Thursday and Friday
A schedule of local group meetings for Thursday and Friday lists sessions at Lions Club, Soroptimist, Manchester Toastmasters and many lodges. Also noted are council, auxiliary, PTOs, workers union, fire association and a Democratic Club meeting with times from 1 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. in various venues.
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Trenton Lions Club
Manchester
Toastmasters Club
Eastern Lanes
Knight of Pythias
Lafayette Lodge
Castle Hall
Alpha Council 326 Jr. Ouam
N. Broad
Franklin
Mayfield Pto
Communication Workers of America
North Madison Township
Liquor License Transfer Asked to Scott's Lakeside Inn
The Ohio Department of Liquor Control processes a transfer of license from Elmer L Scott and Coy B Hall, Scott and Coy's Lakeside Inn at 2019 Tytus Ave., to Elmer Scott, Scott's Lakeside Inn, at the same address.
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Ohio Department of Liquor Control
Elmer L Scott
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