Powell faces seat with censure in Powell case
House leaders back a selective committee report recommending Adam Clayton Powell be seated but censured and stripped of seniority. The measure, if approved, would also fire his aide Corrine Huff and withhold roughly 1090 dollars monthly from Powell’s 2500 salary, potentially totaling 22006 by 1969. Powell, at a Bahamian fishing retreat, did not respond to questions about attending the debate.
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John W. McCormack
Adam Clayton Powell
Fee
Powell
Corrine A. Huff
Capitol
McCormack
Claude D. Pepper
D-Fia
Powellmittee
Gerald R. Ford
Emanuel Celler
D-Ny
Select Committee
John Conyers Jr
D-Mich
Sen
Bimini
Committee On Education and Labor
Rayburn
Miami University blamed for wet reputation in McCall's study
Miami University and Oxford officials challenge McCall's Magazine claims that Miami students drink heavily. editors and townspeople question the study's data while noting Oxford's high per capita beer use and limited local liquor licenses. students warn of sensationalism but acknowledge drinking culture in the area.
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McCall's Magazine
Miami University
McCall's
Berkeley
Vassar
Radcliffe
Harvard
New York University
Ohio
Jeff Daniels
Miami
Bernard Phelps
Daniels
Int Dees & On Ome
Phelps
Resi
Bill Wendt
Pack 98 Cubs Are Honored at Blue and Gold Dinner
Awards were presented last night at the annual Blue and Gold dinner held by Cub Scout Pack 98. Leaders Buchanan Jake Yaeger and Chappel recognized members for their achievements. John
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Die Buchanan
Jake Yaeger
Chappel
John
Blue Gold Banquet Honors Cub Scout Pack 15
The Blue and Gold Banquet for Cub Scout Pack 15 was held at the Trenton Fishing Club. Awards were given to Ricky, Jett Deaton, David Miller, Mark Haines, Scott Sears, Landrum, Roy, and Russell. Goldy served as committeesman.
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Cub Scout Pack 15
Trenton
Ricky
Jett Deaton
David Miller
Mark Haines
Scott Sears
Landrum
Roy
Russell Goldy
Ohio Bell Income Up 7 Percent in 1966
Heavy demand for telephone service in 1966 boosted Ohio Bell capital expenditures for lines and equipment. Net income rose to 3.2 million, up 7.4 percent from 1965, with 159 thousand more telephones bringing total to 3.441 million. Operating revenues increased 8.5 percent as the company spent 11.944 million on plant expansion, lifting five-year capital outlay to 512 thousand.
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Ohio Bell Annual Report
Frederick R. Eckley
Ohio Bell Telephone
Y M C A Candy Sale Set To Start
YMCA youth department under lay chair Norman Hayes kicks off its annual candy sale at 11 am tomorrow in the department. Proceeds through March 11 support a fund for more games and equipment. Candy costs $1 a box, with top sellers winning prizes including a summer camping period bicycle sleeping bag basketballs and footballs. nearly 4 000 boxes sold last year.
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YMCA
Norman Hayes
Activities at the Y Planned for Upcoming Week
Middletown YMCA lists events for the coming week. Saturday February 25 features annual candy sale and swim meets for boys at Chillicothe and girls at Cincinnati Gamble Nippert. Wednesday March 1 starts Spring Wives Day Out. Thursday March 2 begins Adult hobby series at 7:30. Saturday March 4 hosts boys district swim meet at Oxford.
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Chillicothe
Cincinnati
Gamble - Nippert Ymca
Oxford
Thief Picked Wrong House in Hammonton NJ
Elvin D. Kendall 23 of Pleasantville is charged with breaking and entering and larceny after police say he looted the home of Nicholas Cirillo Hammon ton police chief earlier this month taking jewelry cash and a revolver.
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Elvin D. Kendall
Pleasantville
Nicholas Cirillo
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