Silent House Vet Seeks Peace Corps Work After Loss
Sacramento veteran Sgt Wayne Traxler, 34, who lost his wife Doris and seven children in a crash, lives in a quiet three room apartment near McClellan Air Force Base. He aims to join the Peace Corps after his 2 year retirement, hoping to work with children and end the silence that haunts his home.
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Sacramento
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Wayne Traxler
Traxler
Viet Nam
Doris
Santa Ana
Merced
Carolie
Dwight
Gilda
Duane
Anastasia
Traxer
Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Ohio considers new approach to archaic Sunday closing law
Ohio legislators contemplate major changes to the blue law enacted in 1831 and amended over the years. Rep Don Cooper weighs a broad rewrite or possible repeal as enforcement falters in Columbus Cleveland and Cincinnati amid eight Dover arrests and mixed court verdicts.
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106Th General Assembly
Don. K. Cooper
Ashland
Cooper
House
Senate
Ohio
Brenner
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Dayton
Industrial Display In Ohio Capitol Opens Feb To Showcase Products
The Ohio Department of Development will launch an unprecedented industrial display program in the rotunda of the Ohio Capitol on February 8. Director Fred P. Neuenschwander said the aims are to highlight Ohio leading products and provide manufacturers an impressive showroom for their wares, starting with tomato juice.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Department of Development
Fred P. Neuenschwander
Rotunda
Ohio
Capitol
Federal Funds Aid Flood Struck Areas
Ohio communities affected by the March 1964 floods received 170000 in federal funds with potential for about 450000 more. Gov James A Rhodes announced the latest 41500 release to Manchester Adams County 19400 Cleves Hamilton County 8700 and Aberdeen Brown County 13300.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Civil Defense Headquarters
Manchester
Adams County
Cleves
Hamilton County
Aberdeen
Brown County
Progress Here Vital Donham Outlines Middletown Growth
William Donham, chairman of City Commission, told Aeronca Management Club last night about Middletown’s future growth plans. He warned that industrial expansion and a Miami University branch campus would create traffic problems, and outlined a new throughfare plan to alleviate them. Eugene Danner introduced Donham. the event featured a National Management Association film, The Real Security, shown by William Schlotter.
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Middletown
William Donham
City Commission
Aeronca Management Club
Donham
Miami University
Denham
Eugene Danner
National Management Association
William Schlotter
Thefts In Area Reported By Butler County Deputies
Two theft reports and one larceny by trick were reported to Butler County sheriff's deputies. Roger Pergram, 6243 Germantown Road, reported tires and wheels stolen from a customer's car and entry by a broken door lock. The items belonged to Jackson Salley of Franklin. Drexel Caudill, 2916 Yankee Road, reported $51 and cigarettes stolen from her home after a door mat key was used. Ray Truesdale, 5667 West Alexandria Road, was deceived out of 53 bushels of corn by a man claiming to represent Dayton buyers who vanished after arranging to weigh and pay.
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Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Roger Pergram
Germantown Road
Jackson Salley
Franklin
Pergram
Drexel Caudill
Yankee Road
Ray Truesdale
West
Alexandria Road
Dayton
Faith growth contested at World Council meeting
In Enugu Nigeria the AP reports that a World Council of Churches gathering heard that Islam may be gaining adherents faster than Christianity across Africa, sparking discussion on regional religious trends.
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Enugu
Nigeria
Africa
World Council of Churches
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