Burning of Greens Fire Ends Christmas Season Tonight
The Epiphany ceremony in Smith Park closes the Twelve Days of Christmas. Hundreds of discarded Christmas trees will be burned in a large pile by Catholic and Protestant clergy. Rev. Robert Clark will speak on The Message of Epiphany with prayers by Rev. Edward Shine. A women's trio and a choral group provide music.
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Smith Park
Christ In Christmas Committee
Department of Parks and Recreation
Robert Clark
St. Luke's United Presbyterian Church
Edward Shine
St. John's Cathlic Church
Music Star Faron Young Charged After Bar Raid
Nashville police charged country singer Faron Young with assaulting an officer and with disorderly conduct after a drink was thrown in a officer's face during a bar raid. Young was arrested at a nightspot on Printer's Alley as police crackdown on illegal liquor began.
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Nashville, Tenn
Faron Young
Young
Printer's Alley
Lad-Dad Nights Set At YMCA
YMCA plans Lad-Dad Night programs on Wednesdays from 5 to 6 and Fridays from 5 to 7 starting this evening. Dick Jones notes fathers want to join sons in activities such as handball squash paddle tennis basketball and gymnastics. Both must be YMCA members and participate together.
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Ymca Physical Education Committee
Dick Jones
Jones
Dairyman Uses Tractor Vacuum To Run Milking Machines
Shelton Washington dairyman Don Ragan improvised during a power outage by using the vacuum from his tractor intake manifold to operate his milking machines. The clever workaround kept dairy operations running after heavy snows knocked out electricity last week.
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Shelton, Wash
Don Ragan
Inauguration Blends Tradition With Modern Pageantry
Washington AP Johnson inaugural promises tradition with new elements. The 300 voice Mormon Tabernacle Choir will sing alongside Leontyne Price. Chief Justice Warren will administer the oath to Johnson, Speaker McCormack to Humphrey. Governors from 49 states expected and a 60 plus band parade. Inaugural medal features Johnson profile and presidential seal. Souvenirs planned include pennants postcards and a Texas themed 10 gallon hat.
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Pressent Johnson
Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Salt Lake City
Utah
Capitol Steps
Leontyne Price
Laurel
Miss
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Congressional
Earl Warren
John W. McCormack
Humphrey
Capitol
White House
Wisconsin
Warren Knowles
Patrick J. Lucey
Pennsylvania Avenue
Puerto Rico
Virgin Islands
United States
Texas
PTO To Hear School Nurse At Monroe Elementary
The Middletown school nurses' staff led by Mrs. Laura May Perkins will discuss their work at the Monroe Elementary PTO meeting tomorrow night in the school auditorium. A baby-sitting service will be provided for the meeting.
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Laura May Perkins
Middletown School Nurses
Monroe Elementary
Three Individuals File For Bankruptcy In Cincinnati
In U S District Court Cincinnati three filings list Dan L Hamilton of 6559 Cincinnati Dayton Road Bethany store keeper with debts of 48096 and assets 21862 Herman Hodge of 268 Littlebrook Drive Fairfield contractor owing 158555 with assets 108228 and Mabel F E Riley 1890 Parrish Ave Hamilton inspector with debts 3084 and assets 650
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U. S. District Court
Cincinnati
Dan L. Hamilton
Cincinnati - Dayton Road
Bethany
Herman Hodge
Littlebrook Drive
Fairfield
Mabel FE. Riley
Parrish Ave
Hamilton
Congress Vets Freshmen Advice On How To Succeed
Freshman House members heard guidance from Speaker McCormack and veteran lawmakers. They were urged to build a strong staff, cultivate committee chair relations, learn House rules, and study about Congress while avoiding on floor missteps.
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Washington
Congress
John W. McCormack
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
John F. Baldwin Jr
R Calif
Baldwin
Journalist and family killed in crash near Brattleboro
George W. Oakes 55 from Washington D C journalist his wife Joanna 49 and son James E G 17 died Tuesday when their car crashed into a tree Oakes was the son of George W Ochs Oakes editor of Current History and nephew of Adolph Ochs former New York Times publisher He worked at the Times from 1934 to 1942.
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Brattleboro, VI
George W. Oakes
Washington, D.C
Joanna
James E. G
Oakes
George W. Ochs Oakes
Current History Magazine
Adolph §. Ochs
New York Times
Times
Demos Tighten Grip on House Committees
Democrats have expanded their control of House committees in a major 25 year reshuffle, boosting leverage for Johnson’s legislative program. Except for the Rules Committee, Democratic shares on other panels rise while Republicans lose seats but retain committee assignments.
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Washington
Johnson
House
Lawmakers Alter House Committee Ratios On Health Care Plan
Tuesday bargaining led to new ratios for the Ways and Means and Appropriations committees. The Ways and Means shift to 17 Democrats and 8 Republicans aims to push a health care for the aged plan tied to Social Security, historically blocked by Republicans and Mills. The Appropriations panel moves to 34 Democrats and 16 Republicans.
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Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Mills
Appropriations Committee
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