Gate-Crasher Off To Premiere
Stan Berman a Brooklyn cabbie plans to skip Thursday work to attend a Washington world premiere with Cabinet members and spouses He boasts of gate crashing at high society events since age 14 and recalls seating near Kennedy family at the Inaugural Ball He says he will likely sit beside top officials and enjoys the challenge of sneaking into elite functions
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Washington
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
Secret Service
Cancer Society Speaker to Address Middletown Chapter Meeting
Richard Keller, education adviser of the American Cancer Society, will be guest speaker at Sunday’s Middletown Chapter of International Graduate Achievement meeting. He will show an education aid and lecture at 3 pm in the banquet room at J & J Bowling Lanes, 2095 Main St. Representatives from Cincinnati and Dayton chapters will attend.
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Richard Keller
American Cancer Society
Middletown
International Graduate Achievement
Keller
Main St
Dick Beebe
Cincinnati
Dayton
Chanter
Summer Heat Surges Across U.S. Regions
Some U.S. locations report unusually high temperatures exceeding typical tropical heat levels. Weather officials warn of heat risks and advise hydration and shade. Local agencies monitor heat advisories as heat waves persist across multiple states.
Winners Named in DAR Contest at Middletown and Lemon-Monroe High
The National DAR Good Citizens Contest results list Marianna Jacobs of Middletown High as the local winner and Donna Mize of Lemon-Monroe High as the other top student. Each receives a commendation certificate and local chapter pin. Ohio state winner earns a $100 savings bond. five lesser bond prizes are awarded.
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Lemon-Monroe
Marianna Jacobs
Murray S. Jacobs
Superior Ave
Donna Mize
Donal Mize
Oxford State Road
Marianna
State Society of
College Bill In For House Battle
Washington AP Kennedy education bill advances in Senate by 69 to 17 for 2.674 billion, with scholarships and classroom construction funds. House favors 1.5 billion for construction only, while Senate supports scholarships. Enrollments total about 3.6 million with growth near 300,000 annually.
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Young Against Lausche Move Defeats College Aid Amendment
Senator Stephen Young and most Democrats defeated Senator Lausche's amendment to strip an eight-year 924 million scholarship fund from the college aid bill. The vote on the amendment was 50 to 37 against its removal, keeping the fund in the measure.
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Washington
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Young
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