Johnson urges believers in progress to win over doubters
President Johnson dedicates Central Texas College in Killeen and urges Americans who believe in progress to convince the doubters. He notes rapid college growth, poverty abolition, health and peace goals, and cites rising enrollments from poor homes and falling dropout rates. He travels from his ranch after a White House wedding, with a possible AFL-CIO stop in Miami Beach.
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Killeen
Tex
Johnson
Central Texas College
Johnson City
Washington
Afl-Cio
Miami Beach
Fla
Vietnam
America
Central Texas
White House
Lynda Bird
Charles S. Roth
Government OK Of Baby Included In Birth Plan
Dr William Bradford Shockley outlined a controversial birth control system at McMaster University proposing nation backed population caps, temporary female sterilization via time capsule contraceptives, public certs, and reinsertions after childbirth. He urged Census Bureau limits and market sale of surplus certificates. He also pressed for eugenics research on racial IQ differences.
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Hamilton Ont
Willam Bradford Shockley
Stanford University
McMaster University
Shockley
Census Bureau
History Of Yule Cards And Carols Program
Midletown Historical Society hosts a 8 pm meeting in Central School cafeteria. Mayfield Boys Choir led by Mrs. Delpha Laycock performs carols and joins group singing. A slide and skit recount the 125 year history of Christmas cards from Horsley 1843 to Oakley 1891 with local children in the cast.
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Middletown Historical Society
Central School
Ken Shafer
Mayfield Boys Choir
Delpha Laycock
A. J. Horsley
America
Annie Oakley
Woman Seeks 20520 Dollar Judgment After Rt 122 Crash
Hamilton area woman files suit in Butler County Common Pleas Court against James Vernon Emerick for injuries from a rear end collision on Rt 122 near West Alexandria Road on April 6 1966. She seeks 20520.35 dollars with negligence charged.
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Hamilton
Alpha Oreck
Barnitz St
Middletown
Butler County Common Pleas Court
James Vernon Emerick
Greenbush Road
Rt. 122
West Alexandria Road
Middletown Visitor Named To Head YMCA
Desta Girma, a three month visitor in Middletown since September 1960, was named general secretary of the Ethiopian YMCA. He studied at George Williams College in Chicago and later led YMCA campaigns in Ethiopia before returning briefly to Middletown to visit B P Allen.
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Middletown
International Ymca
Desta Girma
Girma
YMCA
Chicago
George Williams College
George Williams
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Midletonians
B. P. Allen
Nunn Inauguration Draws 40000 To Frankfort
Kentucky's first Republican governor in 24 years, Louie B. Nunn, took the oath at 6 04 p m in a brief Capitol ceremony. Wendell Ford was sworn in privately as lieutenant governor. A parade, ceremonies, a public reception, and four inaugural balls are planned as up to 40000 people expected.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Louie B. Nunn
Edward T. Breathitt
Nunn
Glasgow
Henry Ward
Breathitt
Wendell Ford
Capitol
Recount Confirms Hanson Victory in Union Township Clerk Race
Hamilton Willard L. Hanson received 930 votes to Edmund C. Carey’s 893 after a Union Township recount at the Butler County Elections Office. Hanson gained 24 votes, Carey 20, from 44 ballots corrected as miscasts. The board then began a separate recount in Hamilton City Council where William Milders beat Paul Becker by 28 votes.
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Hamilton
Willard L. Hanson
Edmund C. Carey
Butler County Board of Elections
Union Township
Hanson
Carey
Board of Elections
Paul Becker
William Milders
Becker
First AIM Report In Wednesday Meeting in Middletown
The Arts in Middletown campaign AIM holds the first report in a breakfast session at the Manchester Motor Inn at 8 a.m. The men's committee led by B. C. Haselton reports on industry and professional contacts while the women's committee co chaired by Mrs. Donald A. Daly and Mrs. Lee F. Weitzenkorn updates pledges from the public. AIM aims for 25000 dollars to fund Middletown cultural groups.
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Middletown
AIM
Manchester Motor Inn
B. C. Haselton
Donald A. Daly
Lee F. Weitzenkorn
W. B. Quail
E. H. Thorsteinson
Calvin F. Lloyd
Arts In
Middletown Fine Arts Center
The
Middletown Symphony
Cincinnati Institute of Fine Arts
Kiwanis Club to Hear Major Higgins on 162nd TFS
Major Richard Higgins of the 162nd Tactical Fighter Squadron Air National Guard Springfield will discuss unit operations at the Kiwanis Club meeting in Manchester Motor Inn Thursday noon. William S. Wilmer Jr. serves as program chairman.
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Richard Higgins
162Nd Tactical Fighter Squadron
Air National Guard
Springfield
Kiwanis Club
Manchester Motor Inn
William S. Wilmer Jr
Death toll from Indian quake rises to 115 in remote areas
AP report states 115 lives lost with as many as 200 feared dead. 1,600 plus injured as search teams reach hamlets in the Western Ghats. Koyna Dam damageless but transmission lines cut, 700,000 workers idled. tremors linger in Poona and Bombay.
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Bombay
India
Ghat
Karad Sangh
Satara
Koynanager
Koyna
Asia
M. P.sarnaik
Kinder Re-Elected By Council
John F. Kinder administrator vice president of Interstate Folding Box Co. was re-elected president of the Industrial Council of the Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce at a council meeting. Wilbur M. Cohen was re-elected vice president. Richard A. Leichty and J. Roger Sumner were elected directors for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Kinder
Hampton Place
Interstate Folding Box Co
Middletown Area
Wilbur M. Cohen
Cohen, Bros
Ind
Richard A. Leichty
Middletown Works
Armco Steel Corp
J. Roger Sumner
Inland Container Corp
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John Duff
Robin Nickell
Betty Beatty
Mark Rader
TVA Skean
Full Service Bank
Barnitz Bank
FDIC
U.S
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New Delhi
Surat
Gujarat
Mangalore
Kerala
Kinder
Ug Tula Pydab
Streifthau
First Ave
Associated Press
South Vietnam
Middletown Journal
Ohio
City & State
Richard G. Newcomb
William L. Ryan
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