Eisenhower Jacket Designer Michael Popp Dies at 62
Michael Popp, a Hamilton tailor and former sergeant on General Eisenhower's European staff, died Saturday at Mercy Hospital. Credited with designing the famous Eisenhower battle jacket, he described the mobile and dressy concept the general wanted. He guarded a signed photo of Eisenhower and visited the White House with his wife. He is survived by his widow and two children.
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Champion Adding Machines For Budgeting Help
The piece promotes Victor Champion Adding Machines as a home budgeting aid. It highlights use for bank statements, checking bills, and office tasks, claiming the device reduces hours spent on budgeting and tax work while solving daily financial problems.
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Ethiopian Students Hang LBJ In Effigy
About 300 Ethiopian University students on the Addis Ababa campus protested U.S. Vietnam policy by hanging President Johnson in effigy and shouting murder charges as Vice President Hubert Humphrey’s Africa tour visit was delayed. They demanded U.S. withdrawal from Kagnew base and criticized congressional foreign aid cuts. Mesfin Habtu led the Addis Ababa University Students Union remarks expressing disappointment over Humphrey canceling the speech.
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Police Express Mixed Views On Ohio Drunk Driving Law
Ohio law enacted to require chemical analysis of drivers suspected of drunk driving sparks mixed police reactions. Some praise the measure, others warn its vagueness complicates enforcement until clarifications are issued.
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Replacement Bridge Will Be Costly
Charleston news notes Gov Hulett C Smith announced a new Ohio River bridge at Point Pleasant will cost 4 to 6 million for two lanes or 8 to 10 million for four lanes to replace the Silver Bridge which collapsed on December 15.
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