Fritz Cannot Remember Life as Larry Bader in Ohio Case
Omaha TV announcer John F. Fritz Johnson shows no recall of his life as Lawrence J. Bader, according to four doctors. Psychiatrists found no neurotic or psychotic cause, and Johnson will begin psychotherapy as the Ohio family is kept informed. Johnson plans to live apart from his Omaha family while legal matters unfold.
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Omaha
John F
Fritz) Johnson
Johnson
Larry Bader
Lawrence J. Bader
Akron
Ohio
Lee C. Bevilacqua
Bevilacqua
Harry Farnham
Bader
Nancy
Farnham
Fritz
Dr. Bevilacqua
Peanut Butter Standards Stir Public Calls to Government
Goober gourmets voice opinions as the FDA considers peanut butter rules. Letters from readers span praise and protest over 90 percent peanut content, with a Canadian doctor condemning additives and a North Carolina woman urging choice in blends.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Canada
North Carolina
Dreams For Pater Lake Are Revived
Hamilton report that Butler County Park District negocitates a long term no cost lease for 1185 acres of public land beside Pater Lake Park in Reily Township. Ohio Department of Natural Resources may grant the lease within weeks. land to stay open for hunting and fishing. An engineering study by the Butler County Soil and Water Conservation District assesses feasibility of a lake and potential expansion by 200 acres.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Pater Lake
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
County Park District
Reily
Millville
Butler County Soil & Water Conservation District
Cuban officials favor reconstructed GM buses over imports
Jose Morales of Cuba's transport ministry said buses from Communist countries are too small for Havana. He noted a city route using rebuilt General Motors buses, with 26 buses rebuilt in three months by Havana mechanics, while importing buses suits smaller provinces better.
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Miami
Fla
Havana
General Motors
Jose Morales
Morales
LBJ Urges U S Firms to Curb Dollar Outflow
President Johnson called on about 350 business leaders at the White House to cut private overseas dollar outflow by 15 to 20 percent. The Commerce Department and Fed will monitor 400 to 500 firms with $10 million plus in exports or overseas investments. A new balance of payments advisory committee will draft guidelines for desirable foreign investments and warn of possible mandatory measures if voluntary targets fail. Treasury offered a tax depreciation relaxation worth about $700 million to aid the move, while two Senate Finance Committee Republicans criticized the action as lacking congressional consultation.
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Sterling F. Green
Washington
Johnson
White House
Commerce Department
Federal Reserve Board
Adad Couch Company
Commerce
John T. Connor
Nesses
Are
Treasury
Senate Finance Committee
John J. Williams
Delaware
Frank Carlson
Kansas
Congress
Darrtown Youth Fined and Jailed After Accident
Carl A. Rice 19 of Darrtown was fined 75 dollars plus costs and sentenced to 10 days in jail with 30 days driving rights suspension after pleading guilty to failing to stop following an accident that injured Miami University student Peter Maslowski 20 of Cincinnati. Maslowski, hurled about 10 feet, suffered elbow abrasions. Judge Clem Imfield Jr. warned the defendant that more severe harm could have occurred if he had not stopped.
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Oxford
Carl A. Rice
Darrtown
Miami University
Peter Maslowski
Cincinnati
Karl Maslowski
Clem Imfield Jr
Rice
Maslowski
Jackie To Head Portrait Pick
Mrs Kennedy to lead effort selecting a portrait of the late President Kennedy for the White House. Mrs Johnson asked her to decide, with press secretary saying the plan was under discussion. It remains undecided whether to use a new portrait or an existing one.
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Kennedy
White House
Lyndon
Johnson
Elizabeth Carpenter
Cleanliness Quip Marks Stop In Peace Bond Case
Police Judge William Colson cites cleanliness as a virtue but notes a limit before releasing a defendant on a six month peace bond. The arrested man, found in an automatic laundry before dawn, was naked with clothes in the washer.
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Louisville
William Colson
Toastmasters Hear Three Talks At Eastern Lanes Meeting
Three Armco employees spoke at the Toastmasters Club indoors at Eastern Lanes. Ray Evers won top honors with How to be a Successful Failure. Robert Roat spoke on As Seen Through Others Eyes and George Breecht Jr Let’s Tax Your Imagination. Ed McCormick led the program with 24 members and one guest attending.
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Armco
Toastmasters Club
Eastern Lanes
Ray Evers
Robert Roat
George Breecht Jr
Ed McCormick
Middletown Hospital
John Wagner
Basil Fleming
Herschel Clark
Mike Mitsoff
Harlan McGuire
Lebanon
Dayton
Middletown
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Mafarlan Washington
Arizona
Ment
Food and Drug Administration
Tonite
Columbia Pictures Presents
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Pakula Mullisan
Mockingbird
Leslie Nielsen
Alizia Gurte
Columbia Pictures
Barbera
Catherine de Medici
France
Elizabeth I
England
Stanley Kramer
Central Ave
LBJ
Jackie
Egies
PLU
Oy Vti
Allied Artist
Seturdey
Schiff
Babiel
Rick's TV Service
PYRE
Jeannette
TESA
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