Veteran Bailiff Retires After 25 Years in Butler County Court
William M. Brown 81, longtime bailiff to Judge Fred B. Cramer, retires after 25 years of service. The Hanover Township Republican and former county committee member received a warm farewell from judges, lawyers, and courthouse staff. Brown, a farmer and race horse enthusiast, recalled starting without formal instructions and plans to spend more time with his wife, Etta, at 1381 Millville Ave.
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William M. Brown
Fred B. Cramer
Butler County Common Pleas Court
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Arthur J. Fiehrer
David Black
Brown
Hanover Township
Hugh Holbrook
Butler County Bar Association
Butler County Fair Board
Huntington Parrish
Etta
Millville Ave
Union Officials Seek End To Dockers Strike
New York AP. Top AFL CIO International Longshoremen's Association officials launch a campaign to win a new vote by Port of New York members on a contract rejected by a narrow margin. The strike affects 60 000 workers from Maine to Texas with about 200 ships tied up and daily national losses estimated at 20 to 25 million dollars. Union leaders and Labor Assistant Secretary James J Reynolds cite a misread contract campaign and aim to explain benefits to locals and renew support. ILA President Thomas W Gleason says agitators spread falsehoods.
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New York
Asst
James J. Reynolds
ILA
Thomas W Gleason
Nuclear Safety Test Set In Nevada For Engine Destruction
In Jackass Flats Nevada scientists plan another attempt to destroy a nuclear rocket engine in a controlled accident. Weather favors a test to simulate a fall back on land or sea during launch. AEC and NASA say fears of a nuclear explosion are groundless while noting public concern has delayed funding for engine development toward space missions. If successful the Kiwi reactor prototype will reach full power and self-destruct in a brief sunlike burst.
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Jackass Flats
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Atomic Energy Commission
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Thant Seeks End to U N Peacekeeping Dues Deadlock
Secretary General U Thant launches final effort at the United Nations to resolve the two year old U.S. Soviet dispute over peacekeeping assessments. The plan from the Asian African group proposes voluntary payments to cover an $86 million deficit and suspend Article 19, which would strip voting rights from members two years in arrears.
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U.N
General Assembly
Soviet Union
France
Thant
United Nations
Assembly
Connor's Stocks Up For Probe
John T. Connor faces the Senate Commerce Committee to explain his handling of stock ownership as Johnson nominates him to be secretary of commerce. He is the first Cabinet nominee under Johnson and would replace Luther Hodges after confirmation. Connor, a 40 year old industrialist and retired Marine, earned bipartisan support from Williams and Case of New Jersey.
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Washington
John T. Connor
Johnson
Commerce
Senate Commerce Committee
Connor
Senate
Luther H. Hodges
Harrison A. Williams Jr
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
Marine
Think Small Big Ideas Upset Everyone Chuckle
A humorous item notes that small ideas provoke big reactions. The column highlights public reactions to clever，但 understated proposals and the irony of grand noise over quiet innovations.
Notable Indians And Others Named Outstanding Young Men
Tulsa AP report lists Joan Artichoker Jr and John Cowles Jr among 1964’s Outstanding Young Men. Also honored are Drs Daniel Fountain Herbert Kaufman William McColl a space pilot two scientists a student explorer and a federal agency head.
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Tulsa
Okla
Joan Artichoker Jr
John Cowles Jr
Daniel F E. Fountain
Herbert E. Kaufman
William F McColl
Panama Protest Falters as Guards Block Canal Zone Entry
In Panama the National Guard rejected a demand to remove Panamanian soldiers from the Canal Zone boundary while anti American students burned a homemade flag. The four day observance marked the first anniversary of deadly border rioting with a mass meeting planned in Santa Ana Plaza.
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National Guard
Canal Zone
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Santa Ana Plaza
National Institute
Panama City
Huong Denies U.S. Dictated Settlement in S Viet Nam
Premier Tran Van Huong rejected claims that the United States pressed for a defined settlement to South Viet Nam's crisis. He said the government and armed forces alone bear the duty to resolve internal affairs and that no U.S. formulas were demanded. He noted rumors arose from misunderstandings during post December 20 1964 events. He described Vietnamese American relations as cordial and denied US talks of negotiating with the Communists.
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South Viet Nam
Tran van Huong
United States
Republic of
Viet Nam
Huong
Legislative High National Council
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Johnson Sato Talk Strategy in Far East Talks
President Johnson and Japan Prime Minister Eisaku Sato begin strategy talks on U S Far East policy and China influence. A ceremonial White House welcome precedes a 90 minute conference with Dean Rusk and Shiina as officials note the high stakes of the exchange. Sato, who took over from Hayato Ikeda two months ago, arrives after San Francisco.
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Johnson
Japan
Eisaku Sato
U. S
Far East
China
Asia
White House
Dean Rusk
Shiina
Rusk
San Francisco
Sato
Hayato Ikeda
Steelworkers claim breakthrough in total job security pact
AP reports United Steelworkers President David J. McDonald says a tentative agreement with Alan Wood Steel Co. includes guaranteed annual income and broad unemployment sickness and accident protections. The plan guarantees quarterly earnings at 95 percent of last year’s, with furlough pay at 85 percent for workers with 10 or more years, and two years for those with less.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers Union
Alan Wood Steel Co
Conshohocken
McDonald
Today's Weather Summary
Today's weather features some cloudiness and a repeat forecast for tomorrow. Yesterday's high reached 40 and today's low was 30 according to the Weather Bureau.
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Weather Bureau
Courageous Pilot Dies Preventing Home Crash in Fremont
Navy Cmdr Henry T. Stanley sacrificed his jet trainer to steer the aircraft away from a residential area in Fremont California. He and his copilot bailed out, but Stanley died as the plane crashed in a vacant lot near a busy neighborhood with schoolchildren.
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Calif
Navy
Henry T. Stanley
Stanley
Cmdr
Harford Field
Mobile
Ala
Field
Mission Peak
Stan
Ley
Burch to Step Down as RNC Chair. Bliss to Succeed
Republican National Chairman Dean Burch will announce steps to resign after a transition period to make way for Ray C. Bliss of Ohio. The move, approved by Barry Goldwater, will be announced later today in Phoenix Arizona with details to follow.
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Ohio
GOP
Ray C. Bliss
Barry Goldwater
Phoenix
Ariz
Johnson proposes $1.66 billion tots through teens education plan
President Johnson sends Congress a record $1.66 billion education program targeting pre school through college aid with emphasis on low income families. Non public schools could share in benefits igniting opposition from church and separation groups while Catholic and NEA positions vary. The plan funds public schools, higher education scholarships, preschool hate, textbooks, education centers and labs with aims to reduce poverty rooted in ignorance.
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Johnson
Congress
Capitol Hill
Detroit
Baltimore
New York City
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