Romney Opens Second Front in Wisconsin Campaign
Gov. Romney schedules a Milwaukee trip to launch his Wisconsin primary bid on April 2 while maintaining focus on the New Hampshire contest set for March 12. He touts strong voter contact in New Hampshire and argues for a Vietnam settlement outline and broader Saigon participation.
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Portsmouth
N.H
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New Hampshire
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Richard M. Nixon
Dover
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Saigon
Taft School Adopts State-Funded Math Reading Aid
Taft School implements a new enrichment unit program to help underachieving students in math and reading. Six teachers will be hired by the Board of Education this week to work in classrooms at Taft next week, supporting regular teachers with targeted instruction for the rear of each classroom.
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Board of Education
Taft
Tali
Howard Cromwell
Thomas Webb
Middletown
Mental Health Meeting Set at Butler County Clinic
All interested persons are invited to the annual meeting of the Mental Hygiene Association of Butler. The event includes a reception from 8 to 8 20 p m at the Butler County Mental Health Clinic and reports by Marion Parish on education in mental health.
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Butler County Mental Health Clinic
Progress Ave
Hamilton
Marion Parish
Ross V C Richard Ross Elected Vice President At Barnitz Bank
Ross V C Richard Ross was elected vice president of Barnitz Bank by the board of directors announced by president R S Weatherwax Sr. He joined the bank in 1954, progressed to assistant cashier in 1957 and to assistant vice president in 1964. He will lead lending activities and has a broad bank background. He is a Navy veteran, a Mid dletown High School and Ohio School of Banking graduate, church volunteer, former Wildwood PTO president, and Manchester Booster Club adviser living with his wife and four children at 3201 Wildwood Road.
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Barnitz Bank
R. S. Weatherwax Sr
Ross
Weatherwax
Middletown High School
Ohio School of Banking
American Institute of Banking
U. S. Navy
Wildwood Pto
Manchester Booster Club
Wildwood Road
Timby’s revolving gun turret of the Monitor ironclad
The ironclad Monitor's revolving gun turret, pivotal in the 1862 victory over the Merrimac at Hampton Roads, Va., was invented by Theodore Ruggles Timby.
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Hampton Roads
Theodore Ruggles Timby
Mason School Bomb Scare Leads to Juvenile Detention
Police Chief James Knott said a Mason teen, 15, admitted to hoaxing yesterday’s bomb scare at William High School. A second 15 year old questioned was cleared. The building was evacuated, searched, and no device found. school resumed later.
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James Knott
William High School
Warren County
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Knot
William Mason
Three Named Co-Chairs for 1968 I Am a Loyal American Day
The 1968 committee selects David N. Habig Stanley Sorrell and Paul R. Deger as general co chairs for the July 4th patriotic celebration. A planning meeting is set for February 14 at Kessler Auditorium to organize subcommittees and bring together local organizations. The previous community wide effort gathered over 3 200 petitions supporting servicemen in Vietnam and publicized them in the Congressional Record.
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Barnitz Sr
First National Bank
Stanley Sorrell
Central Ave
Sorrell’s Food Market
Paul R. Deger
Eisenhower Place
Miller Insurance, Inc
Kessler
American Legion Home
S. Main St
Habig
Paris hosts fear13 at table sparks quatorziemes guests
Paris superstition about the number 13 haunts hosts and leads some escort agencies to list professional guests called quatorziemes, derived from French for 14, in their offerings.
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