Franklin Boy Scout Honored for Ad Altare Dei Award
Joseph Jody Cottle 12 son of Gene and Mrs. Cottle of Franklin was to receive the Ad Altare Dei Award at 9:30 a.m. mass at St. Mary Church. A Holy Trinity School seventh grader, he is Troop 24 patrol leader, Den 2 Webelosden chief, Star Scout with six merit badges, drummer in Fenwick Cadet Band, altar boy at Holy Trinity and St. Mary, and a member of the Holy Trinity children's choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Jody’’ Cottle
Gene Cottle
E. Second St
Franklin
St. Mary Church
Holy Trinity School
Bernard Bruening
Cottle
Boy Scout Troon 24
Webelosden
Fenwick
Holy Trinity
St. Mary
Red Onslaught At Its Strongest In The North
AP Dispatch from Da Nang Vietnam reports intensified fighting across the northern provinces from Da Nang to the DMZ. Vietnamese and American forces hold key positions with artillery and air support while Viet Cong efforts focus on Hue and the ancient citadel in Saigon's north.
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DA Nang
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Khe Sanh
Laos
Dong Ha
1St Air Cavalry Division
Perfume River
Hue
Cong
101St Air
Phu Bai
I Corps
Hoang Xuan Lam
Police accuse Miami officers in teen abuse case
Two white Miami police officers faced dismissal or suspension after a 17 year old Black youth was allegedly stripped to his shorts and dangled at a highway construction site in Liberty City. FBI briefed as authorities review possible federal violations.
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Miami
Fla
Vvelvaon
Walter E. Headley
Liberty City Negro
Headley
Jerry P. Edwards
John Creekmore
Creekmore
Edwards
Elks Initiate 21 Members in 75th Anniversary Dinner
Middletown Elks Lodge 257 hosts a 75th anniversary ceremony at the Elks Temple as 21 candidates join the order in the Century Class. Notables include Frank L. Armbruster and Robert E. Binnix, with Past Exalted Rulers and living past rulers listed among participants and officers named.
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Middletown Elks Lodge
Elks Temple
N. Main St
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Frank L. Armbruster
Robert E. Binnix
Cecil A. Bowen
Gerald K. Craft
Tom J. Crowe
Harry A. Doerr
Gelso J. Gualeo
John J. Haney
Robert C. Hall
Carl E. Hayes
Kenneth L. Jones
William P. Muthert
Charles Payton
Thomas Pennington
Roger Richmond
James K. Reese
Wiliam L. Robbins
Emmitt E. Tharp
Loyal van Buskirk
Matthew D. Wilson
John E. Wanamaker
Roy Barton
Walter Deaton
J. Black Little
Robert Wetzel Jr
John Mason
Dale Smith
Carl W. Martin
Jess P. Johnston
Homer Kirby
Leo M. Smith
George Davies
Louis Kiss
Francis Carmody
Victor Wells
Britton Kendrick
C. Dale Smith
Roy L. Barton
Robert Wetzel
Rex C. Lawson
Donald C. Turner Jr
Dale Caverly
Clark Wilhide
Tom Newkirk
John Mills
Richard Beck
Clarence Long
Ryler
Harold Voorhis
Martin Thomas
Richard P. Newman
Rex Lawson
R. J. Hester
Joe Barker
Safe package reveals harmless battery powered polisher
A Pittsburgh mail truck driver halted his van after hearing ticking in a package and alerted the Fire Prevention Bureau. Investigator Joseph Murphy removed and opened the package to reveal a battery powered shoe polisher functioning normally.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Fire Prevention Bureau
Joseph Murphy
Widow Seeks Vietnam Duty After Husband's Death
Gwyn DeCamp of Cincinnati joined the WAC after her husband Lt. Michael D. De Camp was killed in Vietnam on Sept. 4, 1967. The 24 year old widow, commissioned as a second lieutenant, will report to Ft. McClellan Alabama, hoping to serve in Southeast Asia though she knows she cannot replace him.
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Cincinnati
Gwyn DeCamp
WAC
Vietnam
DeCamp
Ft. McClellan
Ala
Michael D. de Camp
Michael
Iran relies on imports for staple food and tea
Tehran reports large import dependence across food groups including 10-15 percent of bread grains, 15 percent of feed grains, 60 percent of vegetable oils, 20 percent of livestock and dairy products, 70 percent of sugar and 44 percent of tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tehran
Iran
Control Tower Too Small Spurs Airport Upgrade
Kansas City officials say a 600000 dollar control tower at Kansas City International Airport is 612 feet too short and will be raised 200 feet with new footings and outer walls. The project will make the airport larger than planned and FAA officials say visibility of all runways is essential for operation.
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Kansas City
Kansas City International Airport
Workman
Federal Aviation Administration
Local youth launches FM station WKIT in Wilmington
Dave Kittel 28 receives FCC authorization to put WKIT on the air from a second floor studio above the Murphy Theater. The 3,000 watt FM station at 102.3 megacycles will broadcast about 20 hours daily with a 60 mile listenership radius. Jim Witt, former WPFB engineer and Middletown High graduate, is program director overseeing testing while Kittel and his brother John, Fenwick High graduates, built much of the equipment.
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Dave Kittel
Norbert Kittel
Selden Ave
Federal Communication Commission
Kittel
Murphy Theater
Wilmington
WKIT
Jim Witt
Middletown
WPFB
John
Fenwick High School
Smarteens Club Promotes Narcotics Awareness at Granada Hills
Granada Hills High School forms the Smarteens Club with 85 members. The group produces posters urging students to avoid narcotics and wears SOS lapel pins to reinforce the message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granada Hills
Calif
New Smarteens Club
Granada Hills High School
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