Morrow Burroughs Agin dies at 78
Dr. Burroughs Agin, 78, longtime veterinarian in the area, died of a heart attack at his Morrow residence. Survived by son Dr. Lambert Agin of Battle Creek, Mich., brothers Mack of Milford and Nelson of Clarksville, and two grandchildren. Services at 2 p.m. Monday at Yale Funeral Home. Burial in Spring Grove Cemetery, Cincinnati. Friends may call Sunday after 3 p.m.
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Morrows
Lambert Agin
Battle Creek
Mich
Mack
Milford
Nelson
Clarksville
Yale Funeral Home
Spring Grove Cemetery
Cincinnati
Delinquent dad of four drafted for address lapse
Robert Swan of Madras Oregon, 25, was drafted after failing to report address changes to the Selective Service. He passed a Portland physical, then was inducted and sent to San Diego for training. His wife Norma and four children will receive a monthly $145 allowance. The board noted delinquents may be inducted despite family status.
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Portland
Ore
Madras
Marines
Selective Service
Robert Swan
San Diego
Calif
Swan
Norma
Selective Service Board
Man Falls From Ladder At Prestige Doughnuts
Raymond Moore of Cincinnati died after a six foot ladder toppled and his head struck a metal ring at Prestige Doughnuts Co in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Prestige Doughnuts Co
Raymond Moore
Dewey Schroth Services Scheduled Tomorrow
Dewey Schroth, 67, of 931 Hayes Avenue, will be remembered in a service at 10 a.m. tomorrow, according to a notice in the obituary line.
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Dewey Schroth
Hayes Ave
Young
Notable figures pass away in brief AP notices
Sir Shane Paltridge former Australian defense minister dies at 36 after illness and heart attack. Dr. Ernest L. Scott 88 insulin pioneer and Columbia physician dies. Maj. Gen. Clifford Lee Corbin 82 retired from Army in 1945. George Devine 55 English theatre figure died. Vera Pearce ~70 former variety star dies. Lord MacDonald of Gwenystor 77 Labour politician and ex governor of Newfoundland dies. K T Keller former Chrysler board chairman dies in London hotel. Further details unavailable.
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Perth
Australia
Shane Paltridge
Paltridge
Bogota
Ernest L. Scott
Scott
Columbia University’s College of Physicians and Surgeons
Washington
Clifford Lee Corbin
U.S. Army
London
George Devine
Vera Pearce
ST. Asaph
Wales
Lord MacDonald of
Gwenysgor
Ohio Draft Directors Face Possible College Student Tap
Ohio officials say no directive from National Selective Service is expected for weeks on whether to tap draft-deferred college students for Vietnam buildup. Col. Raymond E. Clouse notes Hershey gave no hint of decision. if levels stay high, colleges could be drawn, tying deferments to class standing and test scores. Ohio expects to meet calls for several months without college men.
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Columbus
Ohio
National Selective Service
Raymond E. Clouse
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Midwest
Washington
Hershey
Clouse
Edina: new ordinance requires two car garages
In Edina Minnesota officials plan to keep cars off streets with a village rule that all new houses include street garages. Public works director George Hite notes about 98 percent of recent houses already have two car garages.
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Minneapolis
Liz and Burton Quizzed Ahead of Europe Trip
Federal Judge orders 20th Century Fox attorneys to finish oral questioning of Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton by next Wednesday in four Cleopatra related cases. Taylor and Burton, accused of illicit conduct on set in Rome, have already endured 12 days of questioning and must keep professional commitments.
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Los Angeles
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Europe
Thurmond Clarke
20Th Century-Fox
Studio
Cleopatra
Motion Picture Company
Miss Taylor
Burton
Rome
Milton Rudin
Ohio Tomato Institute to Promote Tomato Products
Gov James A Rhodes directs creation of an Ohio Tomato Institute to lead an all out drive to merchandise tomato juice tomatoes and tomato products. The institute will collaborate with the state agriculture and development departments which will appoint its members.
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Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Tomato Institute
Ohio Agriculture and Development Departments
Teachers urged to model citizenship for students
Mrs. Howard Cromwell of the Ohio League of Women Voters told Association for Childhood Education members at Amanda Elementary School that teachers must be good citizens and know current affairs. Panelists included Marion McEvoy, Wanda Starr, Ruby Takach, and George Crout, who emphasized family role, self government, and school community liaison.
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Howard Cromwell
Ohio League of Women Voters
Association For Childhood Education
Amanda
Marion McEvoy
Crout
Betty Fay
Wilson School
Leola Whitehead
Central
Most Negroes Cool on Viet Nam Bond Claims
Julian Bond, 26, SNCC official, says a majority of American Negroes have reservations about the Vietnam War. He spoke at a New York news conference to address misunderstandings after the Georgia House refused to seat him over his antiwar stance. The issue, he says, is district voters’ right to elect a representative without an attitude test.
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Viet Nam
Bond
New York
Julian Bond
Georgia House of Representatives
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Georgia House
SNCC
U.S
Cafe Slaying Attracts Police After Narrow Cash Heist
Four gunmen robbed Chick's Blue Ribbon Cafe in Cleveland injuring two patrons and killing 45 year old Raymond Bohley of North Olmsted. Elmer Robbins and Dewey Hanlan were hospitalized in critical condition. Robbers escaped with about $60 as police blocked bridges and shoreway.
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Cleveland (Ap
Raymond Bohley
Bohley
North Olmsted
Robbins
Cleveland
Dewey Hanlan
St. John's Hospital
West Side
Memorial Shoreway
Mary A. Williams
British dirigible crosses Atlantic in 108 hours
In 1919 a British airship completed an Atlantic crossing, taking 108 hours to traverse the distance from Europe to North America, marking a historic milestone in long range flight.
Ohio GOP Nominates With Ease
In Columbus the Ohio Republican Party endorsed a full slate for the May primary, tabbing incumbents for state offices and weighing legislative candidates from urban counties. Gov. Rhodes’ delay in announcing a mayors re election chairmanship remained unexplained as John S. Andrews faced questions. Nomination petitions must be filed by February 2 with required signatures.
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Columbus
Ohio
GOP
Republican Policy Committee
James A. Rhodes
John S. Andrews
Rhodes
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