Sitka Fire Devours Historic Cathedral Area
A $3.5 million blaze in Sitka Alaska destroyed about half the business district including the 121 year old Greek Russian Orthodox Cathedral of St Michael No casualties were reported and power was briefly off Local officials led by Gov Egan asked for federal disaster designation Parishioners recovered icons and sacred items and Gruening pledged funds to aid reconstruction
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Sitka
Alaska
St. Michael
St. Michael's Cathedral
Ernest Gruening
Juneau
William A. Egan
Egan
Johnson
Gruening
Vince Challis
Alaska Disaster Office
Ambrosiy Merejko
North America
Baranof Island
FASTEETH Makes Dentures Fit Comfortably
FASTEETH, a pleasant alkaline powder, holds false teeth more firmly so you can eat and talk with ease. It leaves no gummy taste and helps control denture odor. Available at any drug counter.
Mail Chief Is Named At Springboro
Otto McClanahan of 50 Elmwood Street was named postmaster at Springboro after Rhoda Mullins retired. McClanahan, 41, had been acting postmaster briefly and has 22 years as a Middletown postal clerk. Springboro added two carriers as village growth prompted carrier service last summer.
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Springboro
Otto McClanahan
Elmwood St
Rhodabell Mullins
McClanahan
Middletown
Nachenum Lodge Arrow Tourney Highlights Christmas Bowling
The Nachenum Lodge Order of the Arrow held its annual Christmas party bowling tourney at Sports Bowl on S Main St. Winners included Scott Freeman Troop 55 in 11 15 age group for high single Gary Hursch Troop 5 top three game total. Dallas Anderson Troop 37 high single. Bob Taylor Troop 37 high three game total. adults Dick Teufel Troop 56 high single and Richard J Enright Troop 5 high three game total.
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Nachenum Lodge
Order of the Arrow
S. Main Street
Scott Freeman
Troop
Gary Hursch
Troop 5
Dallas Anderson
Bob Taylor
Dick Teufel
Richard J. Enright
Bethlehem Defends Steel Price Boost Amid Government Pressure
Government sources threaten reduced Bethlehem Steel purchases if a $5 per ton price rise is not withdrawn. Bethlehem cites product improvements and lighter weight framing. Johnson opposes the increase as inflationary. Officials warn a broader response if other firms follow Bethlehem.
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Washington
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Bethlehem
Johnson
Edmund F. Martin
Sun
Congress
Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
Cabinnet
Television weekend in review from Rose Parade to Bolero
A digest of TV and parade events from a busy weekend. The piece notes Pasadena Rose Parade rivalries with Orange and Cotton Bowl parades, Disney’s color nature hour featuring time lapse plant and undersea footage, and Chuck Connors in a Branded episode as a fearless agent battling a Caribbean empire plot.
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New York
Pasadena
California
Walt Disney
Files
Ravel
Chuck Connors
MNBC
Bitter Creek
U.S. Grant
Chuck
Caribbean
Television Highlights and Classic Show Previews
TV slate includes Beatles on Channel 5 and 22 at 7:30. Xavier Musketeers meet Dayton Flyers on Channel 2 at 8:30. Dr Kildare sequel drama on Channel 5 and 22 at 8:30 features Jack Hawkins with Diane Baker. Lucy Ball on Channel 7 and 9 at 8:30 has Indians rain goddess plot. Ben Casey on Channel 2 and 12 at 10 features Geraldine Brooks and a controversial drug request.
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Hulla Baloo
Xavier Musketeers
University of Dayton Flyers
Britain
Jack Hawkins
Diane Baker
Bradford Dillman
Hawkins
Lucy
Banker Mooney
Ben Casey
Geraldine Brooks
Casey
Father kills mother then shoots himself in Jackson County
Six children witnessed the double fatal shooting at the Frey home near Ray, Ohio. George Frey, 42, shot Evelyn Mae Frey, 30, then killed himself saying the kids would be taken. Evelyn Mae was outside with the children when the attack began and the couple’s car held the blood trail to the scene.
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Jackson, Ohio
George Frey
Ray
Jackson County
Evelyn Mae Frey
Mrs. Frey
Frey
Chillicothe Hospital
Postmaster Retires At Germantown
Germantown observes retirement of Clarence Emley after 40 years of service. Emley joined Jan 27 1926 and served as carrier clerk and assistant postmaster before eight years as postmaster. John A. Adams named acting postmaster and Gene Ward retains assistant role. Emley plans travel.
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Clarence Emley
Emley
John A. Adams
Gene Ward
Farmersville
Egg and poultry price report from Ohio and Indiana farms
Ohio and southern Indiana poultry and egg prices show ranges for farm prices by grade and size. Readers see prices for loose and carton eggs to major Ohio cities, including U S grades, and fryer and hen prices with per hundred weight and bagged potato estimates.
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Columbus
Ohio
Indiana
U. S
Poland East Germany sign $2.85 billion trade pact
The East German news agency ADN reports a long term trade agreement between Poland and East Germany worth 2.85 billion dollars covering 1966 through 1970 with signing in Berlin.
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Berlin
Poland
East Germany
ADN
Cincinnati Livestock Report Loses Some Ground Across Species
Cattle numbers steady to slower with declines to 50 cents. calves scarce but near steady. Hogs weak with barrows and gilts down. sows and boars largely steady. Lambs and sheep rise with slaughter lambs up to 28.50 per hundredweight and ewe prices steady to 10.00. Large lots cited for steers heifers cows bulls and hog weights with price ranges across categories.
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Cincinnati
USDA
Steel industry upbeat in 1966 with strong orders and output
The Steel Magazine reports 1966 output near 130 million ingot tons and shipments around 87 million product tons. Demand is seen rising with consumption near 95 million tons, while producers expect a solid year despite high capital costs and auto industry hedge stocks. An early 1966 weeks show weekly production near 2.224 million tons and rising scrap demand.
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Steel Magazine
Metalworking Weekly
Teen cited after two car crash injures property
A Sunday morning crash at N Main Street and Schenck Street caused $400 in damage. Police cited John Neumeister, 18, of 4073 Pennyroyal Road for following too closely after his car struck an auto driven by Jerry M Craig, 16, of 521 Spring Ave. at 12 05 a m yesterday.
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Franklin
John Neumeister
Pennyroyal Road
Jerry M. Craig
521 Spring Ave
N. Main Street
Schenck Street
Hubcaps stolen from 1964 car found at Sports Bowl
Benny Gilbert of 4409 Hannah Drive reported to the Butler County sheriff that after leaving the Sports Bowl at 1 30 a m Saturday his 1964 automobile was missing all four hubcaps.
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Benny Gilbert
Hannah Drive
Butler County Sheriff's Office
Sports Bowl
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