Big Push On For Medicare Plan In Congress
President Johnson's proposed health care for the aged moves quickly in Congress as the House Ways and Means Committee kicks off executive sessions with a target of a March 15 vote. Chairman Mills signals a plan financed by a payroll tax via Social Security, with Republicans drafting an alternative. Welfare Secretary Celebrezze will join sessions as hearings wrap up and a revised bill is anticipated along with possible Social Security increases.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
Social Security Administration
Mills
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Associated Press
Senate
Insuring travel with coverage for life and belongings
When planning a trip consider insured protection during absence. Call for information on costs. John Dobrozsi Jr., Ins., Inc. advertises life and property coverage services at 1820 First Ave, Middletown, GA, phone 3-4696.
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John Dobrozsi Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
Middletown
U. GA
Child scarred by dog bite at Middletown Hospital
Kimberly Gray, age 2, of 1404 Oxford State Road, was treated yesterday at Middletown Hospital for a dog bite, according to Butler County sheriff's deputies.
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Kimberly Gray
Oxford State Road
Middletown Hospital
Butler County Sheriff's Deputies
Poverty Stricken Freedom Theme At Poverty Conference
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey addressed 1,500 delegates in Tucson calling for a new charter of freedom and a dynamic federal state local relationship to fight poverty. The hearing featured 13 witnesses, including Anita Alice of Denver and Pueblo Indian John Rainer, who spoke on discrimination, welfare, and cultural integrity amid hardship.
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Tucson
Ariz
Hubert H. Humphrey
Southwest
Humphrey
Anita Alice
Denver
Colo
John Rainer
Taos
N.M
Rainer
Car Crash Cited Driver Lacks Brakes in Franklin
Homer Orville Miller, 67, of Carlisle, was cited for insufficient brakes after a three car crash on Main Street near Second Street. Miller said he attempted to stop for traffic but found no brakes, veering into Charles Angst, 23, of Hamilton, and a parked car owned by Geneva Jorgensen, 37 Glendale Ave.
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Franklin
Homer Orville Miller
Central Ave
Carlisle
Main Street
Second Street
Principals to Meet in Columbus February 4th
The Ohio Department of Elementary School Principals and the Department of Education will hold their annual meeting at the Youth Center in Columbus on February 4. About 1,000 principals are expected to attend.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Department of
Department of Education
Driver Fined In Franklin and Surrounding Areas
In Franklin Middletown court yesterday a motorist, John Wheeler, 28, of 2109 Sherman Ave, was fined 60 dollars and costs with a six month license suspension except for commuting to work. Wheeler also faced 25 dollars and costs for reckless operation and 35 dollars and costs for speeding. Other fined individuals include Ottis Frazier, 48, fleeing the scene for 25 dollars and costs. Clarence Watts, 24, no operator’s license for 20 dollars and costs. and Elmer Sullivan, 19, disorderly conduct for 50 dollars and costs with 40 dollars and costs suspended.
Coke Net Earnings Up For Cincinnati Gas & Electric
The Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co and subsidiaries posted net earnings of $1.52 per common share for the year ended December 31, 1964, up from $1.28 in 1963 after preferred dividends. Gas sales rose 6.3 percent and electric kilowatt hour sales increased 7.2 percent versus the prior year.
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Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
No Heat No Light Illinois Towns Hard Hit By Storm
Barrington and nearby Illinois towns faced a third day without electricity after an ice storm. About 1,000 homes in Barrington lacked heat while 15,000 to 20,000 in the region were affected. Utility crews aimed to finish repairs by Wednesday as residents doubled up, sheltered in churches, or stayed with friends.
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Barrington
Illinois
Chicago
Robert P. Cunningham
Barker Installed As Middletown FOP Leader In 5th District
Melvin Barker of the Middletown police department is installed as president of the Middletown area Fraternal Order of Police by Jim Cox trustee of the FOPs fifth district. Joseph Slezak becomes president of the Fraternal Order of Police Associates during a banquet at the Elks Temple on Main Street.
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Melvin Barker
Middletown
Pack Derby Winners Named
Three Cub Scouts and their Pinewood Derby winning racers will reorient Pack 15 by virtue of their recent victories at Mayfield Elementary School. Scheduled to compete at the Pokey Griffith District run-offs, Feb. 13, are David Chamberlain, Richard Stone, and Gary Lawrence.
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Mayfield Elementary
David Chamberlain
Richard Stone
Gary Lawrence
Explorer Scouting Topic At Kiwanis Meeting
Dr. Robert P Johnson physician will lead a talk and film on Explorer Scouting at the Kiwanis Club meeting held Thursday noon at Manchester Motor Inn. Johnson is assistant advisor of Explorer Scouts Post 1, sponsored by the Men's Club of First United Presbyterian Church. Alva D Lester is program chairman.
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Explorer
Robert P Johnson
Kiwanis Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Johnson
Explorer Scouts
First United Prsbyterian Church
Alva D. Lester
Schlotterbeck Named Deputy Fire Marshal
Hamilton veteran fire chief George Schlotterbeck, who retired last March after 16 years in the top post, is named deputy state fire marshal for this area. He will oversee Butler Warren Preble and Clinton counties and starts immediately. A noted fire admin leader, he has led roles in the International Association of Fire Chiefs and its Great Lakes Division. He began with the Hamilton Fire Department in 1931. The appointment was announced by Ohio fire marshal Fred Rice.
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Hamilton
George Schlotterbeck
Schlotterbeck
Butler
Warren
Preble
Clinton
International Association of Fire Chiefs
Association
Great Lakes
Hamilton Fire Department
Fred Rice
Ohio
Untrained Extremists No Help, Pastors Told
Nashville editor John Seigenthaler told 2300 Ohio pastors that extremists like Billy Hargis and Robert Welch have no business fighting subversion. He praised the FBI and J Edgar Hoover to combat communism without their aid. Seigenthaler urged clergy and press to speak frankly on race relations and other issues.
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Columbus, Ohio
Tennessee
Jesse James
United Fund
John Siegenthaler
Nashville Tennesseean
Ohio
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Hargis
Welch
Billy Hargis
The
Christian Crusade
Robert Welch
John Birch Society
Communist Party
Seigenthaler
Ohio Pastors Convocation adopts measure condemning Klan
The annual Ohio Pastors Convocation approved a resolution denouncing the Ku Klux Klan. Leaders urged unity and moral leadership within faith communities. The Birch area meeting highlighted church cooperation and public stance against hate groups.
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Ohio
Birch
Firefighters battle rubbish blaze behind Curtis Street home
Middletown firemen raced to the rear of 218 Curtis Street at 6 16 p m yesterday to extinguish a rubbish fire. Officials said there was no damage.
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Middletown
Curtis St
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