Village Of Older Persons Is New Concept Of Living
The First Community Village in Upper Arlington near Columbus opens as a non profit senior living concept funded at 5.5 million dollars FHA guaranteed. It houses 190 residents in a main house and ten lodges with 40 percent occupancy this year offering assisted living and full nursing care as needed.
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First Community Village
John Galbreath
Bisle
First Community Church
Columbus
Upper Arlington
Bible
Kennedy visits sister grave in England amid Malaysia talks
Atty. Gen Robert F Kennedy visits his sister's grave in northern England then plans talks with British leaders at Chequers on Malaysia peace efforts. He aims to persuade Britain that Sukarno will honor a cease fire in Borneo as nations prepare for a regional conference.
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London
Robert F. Kennedy
England
Malaysia
Kennedy
Sukarno
Indonesia
Borneo
Alec Douglas-Home
Chequers
Richard A. Butler
Commonwealth
Duncan Sandys
Defense
Peter Thorneycrift
David Bruce
Asia
Philippines
Britain
Malaya
Singapore
North Borneo
Sabah
Sarawak
Rest Homes Regulations Established
Ohio Public Health Council adopted an emergency rule to ensure electrical safety in private nursing and rest homes. About 1,186 homes are covered with 30 days to comply or risk loss of licenses. Gov Rhodes ordered swift action after a Fitchville fire. Health officials will inspect homes Feb 26 to March 28. A March 14 hearing will set the rule as permanent.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Public Health Council
Emmett W. Arnold
James A. Rhodes
Nursig
Health Department
Health Council
Rhodes
Fitchville
Fred Rice
Huron County
Arnold
Daring Thief Lacked Finesse in Local Break In
Charles McCoy, 32, allegedly broke into the Cincinnati city auditor’s office in Lincoln Heights during a police court session and stole a clerk’s purse. A second clerk spotted him in the room as he left after claiming to be a state examiner. McCoy was arrested minutes later and charged with petit larceny amid about 75 people in the building. Arlington National Cemetery, established 1864 on Custis land, is administered by the Army.
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Cincinnati
Charles McCoy
McCoy
Lincoln Heights
Arlington National Cemetery
George Washington Parke Custis
Department of the Army
Dirksen backs speedy push for 11.5B tax cut passage
Senate minority leader Everett Dirksen pledged Republican support for moving the 11.5 billion tax cut bill promptly to President Johnson. Aiming for a Feb 3 Senate floor start, leaders plan long sessions and a quick conference with the House to finalize by Feb 11, before Lincoln Birthday fundraising speeches.
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Dirksen
Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate House
Khrushchev Frontier Plan Faced With British Criticism
Moscow Britain critics say Khrushchev's frontier settlement plan lacks ironclad safeguards for peace. Prime Minister Douglas-Home says only one of four points is acceptable and urges broader expansion of ideas to solve main problems. He flags distinctions among territorial claims as too permissive and warns against using force to justify certain actions.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Alec Douglas-Home
Britain
U.N
Douglas - Home
Andrei A. Gromyko
Johnson
Ilan
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Laos
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Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
James W. Bidle
Mr. Bible
Robert Kennedy
Land of
South China Sea
Manila
Big Brother
City Loan & Guaranty Co
Walter Huhn
Central Ave
Joseph T. McCucken
St. Mary's Cathedral
San Francisco
Glass Shop
Middletown
General Office
Curtis Street
Raymond E. Sherman, Sr
Worthmore's
Hart Schaffner & Marx & Other Fine
Shay
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
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