Middletown Miami University campus breaks ground
The Dayton Daily News reports Middletown will open a 3.2 million educational center serving 2,500 students beginning September 1966 with a goal of 5,000 by 1970. The campus will offer associate, undergraduate and graduate programs across sciences arts and business with nine labs 32 classrooms a library and student center.
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Broader Social Security Plan Proposed
A broader Social Security plan is proposed as conservatives adapt to the existing system after decades of debate. The plan signals major changes to benefits and funding.
Minnesota Flub On Inaugural Parade Float
The Minnesota state float carried the inscription proudly gives the nation it's vice president Hubert H. Humphrey highlighting a famous linguistic flub. Gov Rolvaag says Washington officials made the error, not Minnesotans, while the piece hints at brainpower shortages and a touch of political humor.
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Karl Rolvaag
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Can You Afford To Die A Personal View On Wills And Insurance
Jim Bishop writes on the cost of leaving a family after death. He recalls his father’s will, insurance needs, and how taxation and debt shape what a man owes his kin. A blunt, reflective look at life, money, and mortality.
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Alexander L. Porter
New York Life Insurance Company
Japan
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Fort Pierce
Florida
James Mackey
Mackey
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Oath wording debate as Johnson swears in
The piece discusses Chief Justice Warren's oath reading at Johnson's inauguration claiming the phrase the office of the presidency modernizes the oath. It notes constitutional interpretation evolves with time and questions literalism versus spirit of the text. It cites desegregation era narrows and urges future oaths to reflect contemporary usage.
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Quiet world era of technicians replaces dramatic wartime leaders
The piece notes a drought of dramatic figures as Kennedy and Khrushchev fade, with Johnson as a cautious operator. It contrasts de Gaulle, Wilson, Mao, Kosygin Brezhnev, and others, saying leaders have become restrained and less flamboyant while PMs and premiers keep a low, technocratic profile.
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Estrellsta Stars Say Mixed Influences Ahead for You
The stars warn against temper outbursts before noon and promise pleasant domestic moments. A fine year lies ahead with gains in work and personal growth, especially from now to November, with creative work boosted late year. romantic prospects mix with potential disappointments in March May and October.
Middletown Chamber Hosts Groundbreaking and Banquet
The Middletown Chamber of Commerce held a banquet at the Manchester Motor Inn following groundbreaking ceremonies for Miami University’s Middletown campus. Armco leader Logan T. Johnston received a red jersey with the number 3.2 and a silver spade, honors reflecting local and state/national funding and Johnston’s role in the project.
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Charles Wilson
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Kilgallen Notes Big Star Film Deal and A List Romances
Dorothy Kilgallen reports seven arts close to buying The Bible directed by John Huston with Peter O'Toole Ava Gardner and George C Scott. Brian Epstein buys a grand English home as the Beatles face money and fame. Paris discotheques shift to romantic beats while New York hosts the Ondine with The Losers. Steinbeck quips on age and knowledge. Todd Cameron fights cancer while writing music with Vince Lawrence. New York police fear car theft rise despite patrols. 20th Century Fox hails The Sound of Music previews as sensational. The TV series Decision: The Conflicts of Harry Tru man will feature Truman’s atomic bomb decision.
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Peter O'Toole
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Birthday wisdom and fashion tips spark lighthearted notes
Dr Albert Schweitzer calls his birthday the best of his life and jokes he waited long for it. A doctor suggests waking by wiggling toes or using an alarm clock. A famous milliner advises wives to bring husbands when hat shopping to avoid buying the more expensive styles.
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