Truman Calls New York City Greatest City in World
Former President Harry S Truman praised New York as the greatest city in the world and a nice place to visit during a holiday stop. Accompanied by Mrs Truman and visiting his daughter's family he said he would live here if he chose and enjoyed time with his grandchildren before heading home to Independence Missouri.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
Truman
New York City
Trumans
Independence
Sorrell Named Man of the Quarter in Dayton District
Garland E. Sorrell, of Middletown, named Man of the Quarter by Life of Virginia for outstanding sales and service in the Middletown Franklin area. Boss Max Fe. Wilson announced the honor. Sorrell, a 1949 entrant, joined Life of Virginia in May and is a Hamilton Life Underwriters member.
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Life of Virginia
Middletown - Franklin
Garland E. Sorrell
Dayton
Max FE. Wilson
Sorrell
Middletown
Life Underwriter Training Council
Hamilton Association of Life Underwriters
Ohio
Democrats Oppose Tie Breaker and Constitutional Move in Ohio
In Columbus Republicans push two measures as Democrats testify. A tie breaker bill would require Lt. Gov. Brown to cast decisive votes in the Senate. A constitutional convention proposal seeks federal amending action amid a 1616 Senate split.
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Reed Smith
Columbus
Ohio
House Rules Committee
Congress
Senate
John W. Brown
General Assembly
Brown
Cloud
House
Duke Takes Auto Trip in Houston Hospital Outing
The Duke of Windsor, 70, left Methodist Hospital for a one hour car tour Monday, the first time since his December abdominal operation. He said he enjoyed the outing very well and is listed as making excellent progress toward leaving the hospital soon.
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Houston
Tex
Duke of Windsor
Methodist Hospital
England
Ted Bowen
Pat Temple
Two Commonwealth Life Agents Earn First Year Awards
Two new Commonwealth Life Insurance Co. agents, Bernard Muncy in Franklin and Eddie Adams in Gratis, received plaques and $100 cash for writing 100 life policies in their first year. The award applies only to agents in their initial year with the company.
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Bernard Muncy
Franklin
Eddie Adams
Gratis
Commonwealth Life
Nurses Jump With Troops in Saigon Airborne Demo
In Saigon two groups of nurse paratroopers performed a training jump from C47s with medical kits. They provided first aid to injured troops, then tended to personal grooming, while stressing they are soldiers first. The unit may grow to over 200 women. In Columbus Ohio, Stephanie Marion aged 20, a Riverside Methodist Hospital nursing student, was named Miss Methodist Student Nurse of 1965.
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South Viet Nam
Florence Nightingales of the
Columbus, Ohio
Stephanie Marion
Riverside Methodist Hospital
Miss Methodist
Leo the Lion Given Five More Days to Leave
In Willow Grove Pennsylvania Abington Township commissioners ordered Leo the lion removed within five days from Howard Sautter who keeps the animal in his yard. The action follows a December ordinance banning wild nature animals and took effect last Sunday. Sautter’s attorney Richard Mailman said he will appeal and may seek to keep the lien.
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Willow Grove
Leo the Lion
Abington Township
Howard Sautter
Leo
Richard Mailman
Sautter
Ohio Stater Defended In Teaching Job
Henry St Onge former assistant instructor and Ohio State graduate student was defended by a committee of the American Association of College Professors in a dispute over his teaching contract cancellation at Wayne State College Nebraska. The board canceled after St Onge invited William Mandel to speak in his Columbus back yard. The Ohio State presidency said St Onge’s status at OSU was unaffected.
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St. Onge
Miami Classes Set To Resume After Recess
Miami University resumes classes on January 4 at 8 a.m. following the Christmas break. The Miami University Center snack bar opens Sunday at 2 p.m. and cafeteria at 5 p.m., with full regular hours returning Monday. Channel 14 broadcasts return at 9 a.m. Monday.
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Oxford — Miami University
Miami University Center
Channel 14
Lausche urges convention demand on constitutional reform
U S Senator Frank J Lausche Ohio’s long serving leader asks House Speaker Roger Cloud to back a convention resolution. The measure would let Congress propose an amendment allowing non population based legislative seats, a change Lausche says could pit state legislatures against metropolitan bosses and labor unions.
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House
Senate
House-Senate
U. S
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Cleveland
Roger Cloud
R-Logan
Congress
Supreme Court
Lausche
King
Afl-Cio
Negro to become Cincinnati's first Black municipal judge
William N. Lovelace is expected to be appointed as a Cincinnati municipal court judge on January 8, becoming the first Negro to hold a judgeship there. He was recommended by Hamilton County GOP leaders and favored by Gov. Rhodes. Lovelace has served as assistant prosecutor and was Ohio Civil Rights Commission member and probation officer.
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Senate
William H. Deddens
Hamilton
Cincinnati
William N. Lovelace
Gordon H. Scherer
Hamilton County
Ambrose H. Lindhorst
GOP
James A. Rhodes
Lovelace
Ate
Chase College of Law
William J. Keating
Common Pleas
Jan. Keating
Ohio Civil Rights Commission
Rhodes
Ohio Personnel Review Board
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