Compromise Social Security Bill Faces Senate Criticism
Democratic opposition grows over tightened welfare provisions in a compromise Social Security bill steering toward a Johnson deadline. Kennedy and Harris warn welfare limits could push needy families to day care and work. House backs the package 388 3, with benefit hikes and tax increases outlined for 1968.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Fred R. Harris
eTa
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
House
Senate House
Kennedy
Warris
State seeks new trial in scenic easement case
The state asked for a new trial in Ohio's first pure scenic easement case. Robert and Alta Mae Danbury were awarded 6000 as compensation for not cutting trees building a billboard or allowing a garbage dump on four acres tied to a proposed scenic overlook at the Ft Ancient bridge over the Little Miami River.
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Lebanon
Ohio
Robert
Alta Mae Danbury
Warren County Common Pleas
Ft. Ancient
Little Miami River
Danbury
Student Sought In Penn Fire Tragedy
Richard J. Noble of Idaho, a 20 year old Penn sophomore, is sought after a Delta Tau Delta fire killed three and injured many during a Christmas party. He faces arson, murder and setting fire to personal property charges after a fire trapped victims on the stairs and forced escape through windows.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Richard J. Noble
Orofino
Idaho
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
Penn
Noble
Camera Club Names New Officers in 30th Year
The Middletown Camera Club elected Fred C. Lloyd as president succeeding Jack Ashman at its annual dinner meeting in Franklin. J W Culbertson became vice president with Harry Phillips as treasurer and James Hutton as secretary. color and black and white awards were announced.
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Middletown
Culbertson
Phillips
Eugene Cole
Charles Terhune
Jack Lloyd
Reid Kenyon
Middle East
Fire incidents report across city with varied damage
Fire calls logged at 502 Orchard Street where a water softener caused no damage at Robert A. Schneider residence. At 1110 Central Avenue a taxi driven by Gary Cain of Hamilton backfired causing 10 dollars in damage. At 4108 Helton Drive Leonard Hamm reports furnace motor smoking with no damage.
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Orchard St
Robert A. Schneider
Central Ave
Gary Cain
Hamilton
Helton Drive
Leonard Hamm
Senna Samma First Sword Swallower in 1817
Indian juggler Senna Samma achieved a historic milestone as the first sword swallower performing on November 11, 1817, marking a notable moment in stage entertainment history.
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Senna Samma
Dispute Over School Aid Bill Threatens Rush To Adjournment
Washington reports a clash between urban and rural lawmakers over school aid funding. Conferees worked past midnight to craft a formula for the Elementary and Secondary Education Act but remained split, risking a delay past Friday.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Johnson
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