Christmas Ads Replacing Cards In Times Royal Fashion
Britons place newspaper advertisements in the Times to wish readers a merry Christmas and donate money to charity. Notable figures like peers generals and judges join the trend while Frank and Mrs Muir opt out showing mixed reactions to the Times Christmas card game.
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Eddy Gilmore
London
Road Federation
Royal Society For the Prevention of
Cable and Wireless
Times
Noel Hindley
Frank Muir
Muir
Safety officials fear big Yale toll during holidays
Ohio highway safety officials warn of a potential 24 deaths during the Christmas and New Year period spanning 3 ¼ days from December 24 to December 27 and December 31 to January 3. Warren C. Nelson says pledges of support come from the Ohio Petroleum Council, trucking, and law enforcement. B E Tobin notes safety rests with drivers and urges a lights-on campaign to remind motorists and pedestrians to be cautious.
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Columbus
Ohio
Highway Safety
Warren C. Nelson
Ohio Petroleum Council
Nelson
B. E. Tobin
The
Petroleum Council
Board of Governors
Tobin
Ohio Democrats Seek Edge in 1965 Senate Battle
Democrats who gained in November prepare for a major clash as the 1965 General Assembly returns December 29 to wind up a six week special session. Republicans hold sway with Gov James A Rhodes backing key issues including redistricting and reapportionment. Brown as lieutenant governor could break Senate ties in a 16 16 split, with 17 votes needed to pass measures.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
James A. Rhodes
Decisens
GOP
John W. Brown
Brown
John Goldfarb Won't Hit Screen Before Christmas
Notre Dame University secured a temporary injunction delaying the film John Goldfarb Please Come Home. A New York court refused a stay to Twentieth Century Fox, with an appellate hearing set for January 5.
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NEW York
Twentieth Century-Fox
John Goldfarb
Bernard Botein
New York Supreme Court
Notre Dame University
Notre Dame
Justice Botein
Production levels in Paris steady in October 1964
Paris production trends show a plateau with an index of 138 in October, nearly unchanged from 138.5 in September and up from 133.5 in October 1963. The index covers industry and public works with a base of 1930 equals 100 and seasonally adjusted.
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Paris
Ohio River search abandons for missing deckhand Marvin Hopkins
Abandonment of the search for Marvin Hopkins 21 of Warsaw Kentucky followed the Thursday night explosion and fire on three barges carrying 1 5 million gallons of gasoline and oil. Hopkins was aboard the Buckeye State towing the barges and presumed drowned after the river crossing with no trace found.
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Tiltonsville
Ohio
Ohio River
Marvin Hopkins
Warsaw
Hopkins
Buckeye State
Playboy Defined by Top Hats White Lies and Tales
A playful sketch portrays a playboy as a man of style and deception, weaving top hat image with flirtatious stories and crafted tales.
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Playboy
Church in Columbus Destroyed by Blaze
A fire destroyed University Baptist Church at West 10th and High land Avenues Columbus with damage over 200000. The stucco building's roof collapsed about 30 minutes after the alarm around 11 am. Fire officials called it a total loss as flames burned out. Reverend Carl H. Brown led a 600 member congregation.
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Columbus, Ohio
University Baptist Church
West 10Th
Highland Avenues
Fred J. Simon
Walter Strickfaden Ha
Holiday Program At Wilson PTO
The annual all school Christmas program titled Linda's Christmas Dream will be presented at Wilson School PTO meeting Tuesday at 7 in the auditorium. The 45 minute program features all the children of the school.
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Wilson Pto
Wilson School
PTO
Linda
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Will P. Dyer
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Mobile
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