Irisco Hotel Fire Forces 621 Guests Out
Fire on the St. Francis Hotel eighth floor routs 621 guests as flames sweep the Union Square building. Dan London, the managing director, estimates damage while guests fill the lobby awaiting fire crews. George Goldsborough, a USDA official from Laurel Maryland, suffers burns and explains waking to an ashtray fire. Donald Trauger of Westwood New Jersey reports flames crackling through a transom.
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San Francisco
St. Francis Hotel
Dan London
Union Square
George Lucas
George Goldsborough
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Laurel
Goldsborough
Donald A. Trauger
Westwood, N.J
Savannah Set For A Powered Shake Down
The Savannah, the world’s first nuclear powered passenger cargo ship, will leave the New York Shipbuilding yards for Yorktown, Virginia, next week for its first sea trials under nuclear power. The voyage from Camden to Yorktown will rely on auxiliary conventional oil fired engines. Full regular passenger and cargo service may not begin for about 18 months.
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Camden, NJ
Savannah
New York Shipbuilding Co
Yorktown
Camden
Protestant Magazine Praises Kennedy on Church State Record
AP Chicago Protestant weekly Christian Century hails Kennedy in editorials for a strong record on separation of church and state. It contrasts with America and notes Kennedy’s stance on parochial schools and use of public funds, urging continued growth as president.
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Chicago
Kennedy
The
Christian Century
John F. Kennedy
America
School for Retarded In Middle Of Heated Debate
Tempers flared in Lebanon as Juvenile Court Judge Robert Ray threatened to walk out over operation of the county school for the retarded. After a lengthy session, control was placed with the Child Welfare Board amid concerns over finances and unconsulted expansions. Council for Retarded Children representatives urged proper procedures and adherence to rules as Dr. Purcell and Dr. Wadsworth advised supervisory action and clear major decisions.
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Lebanon
Robert Ray
Child Welfare Board
Ray
Robert South
Pearl Bailey
South
Bailey
Roderick N. Purcell
Bureau of Mental Retardation
Columbus
George Wadsworth
Bureau
Linkous
Council For Retarded Children
Wadsworth
T He
Miss Eunice Snider
James Templeton
Thelma Sumner
Ann McGree
Myrtle Rowland
Commission
Cecil Linkous
Linkoug
Monroe Sets College Night Observance
College Night observance for seniors and parents will be held in the auditorium at Lemon Monroe High School from 7 30 to 9 tomorrow night. W E David and C Russell Dockum will speak with Dr Neale Bogner presenting What Colleges Expect From College bound students. A student guest will discuss My First Semester at Miami University and another on Success in College.
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Lemon- Monroe High School
W. E. David
C. Russell Dockum
Neale Bogner
School of Education
Miami University
Two Die In Medina Intersection Crash
A truck car collision near Brunswick at the intersection of Ohio 903 and Medina County Road 17 killed London Souder 19 of Brunswick and Mrs. Louis Zednik 6 of Cleveland. Two other persons were injured, one critically.
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Medina
Ohio
London Souder
Brunswick
Louis Zednik
Cleveland
Ohio 903
Medina County Road
Water worries cited for Ohio growth plan
A USDA soil conservation chief told the 19th annual Ohio Federation of Soil and Water Conservation Districts meeting that Ohio faces persistent water management challenges. Donald Williams warned water access requires planning, engineering, legislation and funds, with pollution and inadequate recreation facilities stressing the system as erosion and soil problems loom across cropland.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
U. S. Agriculture Department
Ohio Federation of Soil and Water Conservation Districts
Donald Williams
Agriculture Department
Soil Conservation Service
Lake Erie
Ohio River
Band Night Highlights At Manchester High School
Band Camp activities were presented by chairman Russell Pence and MHS band president Don Voorhis with drum major Jim Margerum leading talks in the high school cafeteria. Manchester Junior High Band under Don Buverard performed, with Major ettes Karen Nunnamaker Tresa Grant and Connie Hahn featured. Emmett Rothe also performed.
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Russell Pence
MHS
Don Voorhis
Jim Margerum
Manchester
Don Buverard
Karen Nunnamaker
Tresa Grant
Connie Hahn
Emmett Rothe
Bargain Catalog Items Include Shirts Sweaters and Mints
Old style price list shows men's long sleeve shirts at $2.99 and sweaters up to $10, plus women’s robes and raincoats at low prices. Also advertised are accessories like lace doilies, mechanical pencils, plastic blanket bags, headwarmers, and affordable 45 RPM records.
Classified Clothing Prices and Deals Across Groups
An OCR fragment lists group and women’s apparel prices including slacks from 7 to 15 Jr, women’s sizes 10 to 18 with prices 8.90 to 12.90, blouses 3 to 5, and car coats 10.90 to 19.90. It also mentions sweaters and coats with miscellaneous notes and stray letters.
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Irisco
Protestant Magazine
JFK
Monroe
Charles Ewalt
Della Ewalt
Daniel H. Kruger
Ruth Yinger
Walter Miller
Lemon - Monroe High
Middletown High School
Williams
C.O.D
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Yewel
Sunbeam
West Bend
Ene
China
Syroco
Morgan Jones
Speeeeeeees
Sasotos
Belleair
Bates
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