Katzenbach Nominated for Attorney General With Poverty Focus
President Johnson taps Nicholas deBelleville Katzenbach to head the Justice Department promising a tougher stance on civil rights crimes and antitrust violations while aiming to expand aid to the poor. Known for civil rights disputes with George Wallace and James Meredith, Katzenbach vows to balance justice for the underprivileged and guide the office beyond prosecution.
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Washington
Johnson
Nicholas deBelleville Katzenbach
Katzenbach
Robert F. Kennedy
Office of Criminal Justice
Department
Kennedy
Department of Prosecution
Department of Justice
Nicholas Katzenbach
Ramsey Clark
Red Cross Names Baltzell Disaster Chairman
Baltzell J. E. Jack Baltzell of 407 Jackson Lane named Red Cross disaster chairman by James Martindale Middletown chapter chairman. Baltzell oversees Red Cross assistance in emergencies for Middletown Carlisle Springboro Franklin Monroe Trenton West Middletown. He is president of the Middletown Park Board and a director of the YMCA with past president status.
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J. E
Jack) Baltzell
Jackson Lane
Red Cross
James Martindale
Middletown
Baltzell
Carlisle
Springboro
Franklin
Monroe
Trenton
West Middletown
YMCA
Middletonian Gets Probation for Probation Violation
A 26 year old Middletown man Carl Brewer was placed on continued probation by Judge Fred B. Cramer after probation department findings of late hours tavern visits and associates. Brewer was originally placed on probation in November 1961 for burning property to defraud by setting fire to furniture for an insurance claim.
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Hamilton
Middletown
Fred B. Cramer
Carl Brewer
Crescent Blvd
Frank South
Brewer
Slippery Rock Likely New President Nominee
An Ohio educator Dr. Robert S. Carter of Denison University was recommended to Gov. Scranton for the Slippery Rock State College presidency. The board of trustees approved the choice Thursday, though State Sen. Donald O. Oesterling opposes it.
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Harrisburg
Ohio
Robert S. Carter
Denison University
Granville
William Scranton
Slippery Rock State College
Slippery Rock
George P. Kiester
Donald O. Oesterling
Johnson Keeps Busy Despite Cold As He Recovers
President Johnson continues to recover from a heavy cold with a light schedule. He spent Thursday in the White House office for five hours after days in bed and hospital, sending messages to Congress on disability policy and electoral reform while approving several key appointments and a national poverty advisory council.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Congress
Department
Spain
Union Votes Wage Cut To Keep Plant In Providence
Providence AP U S Rubber Co workers approved 329 to 275 a union backed plan to take a 25 cent hourly wage cut if the plant remains open for at least five years. The vote reverses October’s 2 to 1 rejection of a 30 cent cut and 11 cent benefit reduction.
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Providence, RI
U.S. Rubber Co
Providence
United Rubber Workers Union
American Firms Build Kabul to Kandahar Highway in Afghanistan
American firms are constructing a highway from Kabul to Kandahar in Afghanistan highlighting a major infrastructure project. The route aims to improve trade, mobility, and strategic connectivity within the country.
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Afghanistan
Kandahar
Kabul
Armco Expands Middletown Works with Three Project Managers
Armco Steel Corp announces three project managers for the Middletown Works modernization and expansion. F. W. Barnes leads the new hot strip mill project, T. R. Foley handles services and facilities, and L. R. Larson directs melting cold mill and finishing facilities.
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Middletown Works
Armco Steel Corp
W. B. Browning
Steel Division
F. W. Barnes
T. R. Foley
L. R. Larson
Man Slaughter Charge In Cincinnati Fight Death
Richard Childs 18 of Cincinnati faces first degree manslaughter charges after Arion Feagin 30 died from head injuries sustained in a Saturday night brawl. Police filed the charge Thursday.
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Cincinnati
Richard Childs
Childs
Arion Feagin
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James Meredith
Justice Department
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Capitol Hill
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Texas
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Armco
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Ashland, Ky
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Bell & Howell
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