Life As Page Tiring But Exciting for Larry Hammond
Larry Hammond a 16 year old page in Congress shares the demanding schedule and early mornings at the Library of Congress. He describes the glamour of access to lawmakers, the need for independence, and the discipline of dress and conduct while balancing school and work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry
Joy Jones
Larry Hammond
Washington, D. C
Congress
John Hammond
Somerville Jacksonburg Road
Hammond
Donald
Buz” Lukens
New York
Library of Congress
House
Senate
Supreme Court
Nixon
City Union Talks Extend Late Night Narrowing Strike Risk
City officials negotiated with the Federation of State County Municipal Employes AFL CIO to avert a potential strike by 66 nonuniformed sanitation and street workers. The 10 am Saturday meeting continued past 20 30 with lunch and dinner breaks. if no agreement is reached Sunday talks may continue and a strike vote could occur Monday morning.
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Federation of
Afl-Cio
Dan Rothe
Jack Bates
Randall Harrison
Richard Clark
Kothe
James Levendusky
Cincinnati
Don Blake
Sanitation Department
Leslie Currier dies former Sorg VP at Middletown
Leslie Currier 66 of 514 N Marshall Rd retired Sorg Paper Co vice president in charge of development and engineering died at Middletown Hospital after ill at Brass Rail Restaurant. Survived by wife Cora Diver Currier two sons brother and two grandchildren funeral arrangements pending with local mortuary. Memorials suggested to Butler County Council for Retarded Children.
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Leslie Currier
N. Marshall Road
Sorg Paper Co
Brass Rail
N. Verity Parkway
Currier
Middletown
Board of Directors
State of Technology
Cora Diver Currier
Charles
John
St. Paul
Minn
Everett W. Currier
Louisville
Joseph R. Baker & Sons Funeral Home
Lane
Clifford Kolb
Clifford Monter
Collinsville
Monter
Detroit
Lil DuBois
Blanchester
Alma Monter
St. Mary’s Church
Somerville Cemetery
R. C. Nein & Sons
Camden
Butler County Council
Mrs. Helen Lane dies after long illness at 81
Mrs. Helen B. Lane, 81, of 6841 Wayne Trace Road, Somerville, died at home after a long illness. She was the widow of Grover C. Lane and a Cincinnati native who had lived at the Wayne Trace residence for 54 years.
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Helen Lane
Somerville
Helen B. Lane
Wayne- Trace Road
Grover C. Lane
Cincinnati
Wayne-Trace Road
John W. Salter 70 dies in Middletown
John W. Salter, 70, of 1124 Lafayette Ave. died at 6:50 p.m. yesterday at Janel Nursing Home where he had lived since February 1968. A native of Richmond Kentucky, he spent 44 years in the Middletown area and retired as a drill press operator for Black Clawson's Shattle-Pandia Division in 1963 after 27 years. His wife Fanny died in 1959. He is survived by a daughter Mrs. George F. Whiteman, a son Joseph W. Salter, and three brothers.
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John W. Salter
Lafayette Ave
Janel Nursing Home
S. Main St
Richmond
Salter
Middletown-area
Black Clawson
Shattle-Pandia
Fanny
George F. Whiteman
Joseph W. Salter
Kyles Station Road
Frank
Three Bandits Rob Dairy Store at Vail Avenue
Three young Black men robbed the United Dairy Farmers Store at 1224 Vail Ave last night at 3 30. One wielded a 12 gauge shotgun and the trio left westward after taking between 50 and 100 dollars. Employees Howard Haskins and David Lyon described the incident and reported to police.
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United Dairy Farmers
Vail Ave
Howard H. Haskins
Garfield St
David Lyon
Park Ave
Haskins
David
Glass shot at realty office on First Ave in Art
Eight windows and a door were shot out at Robert Keays Real Estate at 1600 First Ave. Art Kimberlin, vice president, told police the loss is about $900. Police suspect a pellet gun was used by the vandals.
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Robert Keays
German Divorces Climb in West Germany in 1968
Hanover Germany. Despite harsher divorce laws divorces in West Germany rose to about 59000 in 1968. The report notes ongoing rise in separations and formal petitions amid legal changes and social shifts.
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Hanover
Germany
West Germany
Soldier buried in Elmwood after racist cemetery fight
Pfc. Bill Terry, 20, killed in Vietnam, was reburied in Elmwood Cemetery after a five month legal battle over racial burial restrictions. A federal judge ruled the restrictive contracts illegal, and a large crowd attended the funeral as his widow and family faced the path to the graveside.
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Birmingham
Ala
Vietnam
Patrick ‘Donovan
Terry
Ft. McClellan
Anniston
Elmwood
Elmwood Cemetery
Pfc
Bill
Bill Terry
Eugene Farrell
Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church
Grace
Lucius
Margaret
Reserves In Food Flight For Wildlife Near Latrobe
Three Air Force Reserve C 119 Flying Boxcars will air drop 5000 bushels of corn and alfalfa to starving deer and other wildlife in the Pennsylvania mountains near Latrobe. The mission, urged by the Pennsylvania Wild Game and Feeding Commission after heavy snow and ice crippled forage, saw volunteer air crews from Clinton County Air Force Reserve Base.
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Wilmington
Ohio
Clinton County Air Force Reserve
Early Sundday
Pennsylvania
Latrobe
Pennsylvania Wild Game and Feeding Commission
Burned Boy Still Critical in Mercy Hospital
Nine year old Rickey Richardson son of Mr and Mrs Gene Richardson of 1026 Grand Ave remained in critical condition at Mercy Hospital at 10 45 last night after a paint shed fire Friday afternoon where he was playing and suffered burns over nine percent of his body.
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Hamilton
Rickey Richardson
Gene Richardson
Grand Ave
Mercy Hospital
Apartments in 1968 Washington Mostly Low Rise
A 1968 Washington survey shows 98 percent of new apartments had one to three floors while 48 percent of buildings contained five to nine units. The data highlights a predominance of small, low rise structures in the city’s housing growth.
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Washington
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Jock Frisbie
Butler Co
Father Ferrell
Dodds Monuments
Verity Euey
14Th Ave
Woodside Cemetery
Bud) Steller
Mer
Midtown Center
Aileen
Call
Mabley
Coren
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