Private Funeral Rites Set For Robert Frost
Boston report states private funeral rites will be held Thursday for poet Robert Frost at Cambridge home with only family present. Frost died at 88 from complications of a blood clot in the lungs after a hospital stay since December 3. Burial will be in Old Bennington Vermont. memorial at Amherst College. Kennedy and Khrushchev paid tributes to the poet.
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Robert Frost
Frost
United States
Cambridge
Amherst College
Old Bennington
Joseph Ballantine
New York
Irma Cone
Burlington, Vt
Kennedy
Moscow
Khrushchev
Black Sea
Soviet Union
Fast Teeth Powder Promises Firmer False Teeth
An old advertisement extols FASTEETH denture powder as a comfortable non-acid product that prevents slipping and wobbling. It claims to eliminate odor and denture breath and can be found at drug counters nationwide.
Two Area Girls Reported Missing From Madison School
Two sisters Janet Fay 16 and Sally Ellen 17, students at Madison High School, were reported missing yesterday after leaving Madison School at about 2:30 p.m. Andrew Smith of 7419 Hinkley Road told sheriff's deputies that the girls had not returned home.
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Madison High School
Andrew Smith
Hinkley Road
Janet Fay
Sally Ellen
Madison School
New York Newspaper Strike Talks Endures Long Shutdown
Publishers and printers after 14 hours of talks at City Hall near dawn failed to reach progress on ending a 54 day strike affecting nine New York papers. AFL CIO Local 6 and publishers stayed silent per Wagner pact. 3,000 printers walked out. Negotiations to resume later today. In Cleveland, similar city hall talks continue as major dailies remain closed with multiple unions striking.
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New York
City Hall
Robert F. Wagner
AFL
Clo International Typographical Union
Wagner
Times
Daily News
Journal American
World - Telegram
Sun
Post
Mirror
Herald Tribune
Long Island Star-Journal
Long Iland Press
Long Island
Cleveland
Ohio
The
Plain Dealer
Press & News
Afl-Cio
Cleveland Newspaper Guild
Printers and Mailers Unions
Independent Teamsters Union
Hunt Youths After Boy Is Wounded
Cincinnati police search for two unidentified youths after a 12 year old boy, Fred Sohmer, is wounded by a .22 caliber rifle blast while sledding near Groesbeck. He is hospitalized in serious condition at Good Samaritan Hospital. Authorities are unsure if the shooting was accidental.
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Cincinnati
Hamilton County
Fred Sohmer
Sohmer
Groesbeck
Fred
Good Samaritan Hospital
Northern Areas Endure Cold Yet Some Relief Arrives
The Associated Press reports subzero cold remains in northern sections from the Rockies to the Midwest with warmer air returning to much of the nation. Snow rain and sleet blanket large areas while California coastal regions see beneficial rains easing a historic drought. Southern Oregon sees heavy snow with additional precip statewide and Portland forecasts freezing rain as temperatures rise above zero for the first time in over two weeks.
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Rockes
Midwest
California
Los Angeles
Oregon
Nevada
Portland
Crawford Promoted By Wrenn
William E. Crawford named division manager of Wrenn Papers by Mead Corp Industrial Papers Division general manager James Evans. He heads mil functions except sales under J A Fasary, both reporting to Evans. Crawford is Middletown native with Ohio Wesleyan and Cincinnati training. lives Franklin Ohio area.
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Wrenn Papers
James Evans
Mead Corp
Industrial Papers
Crawford
J. A. Fasary
Evans
Middletown
Ohio Wesleyan University
University of Cincinnati
Wrenn
Air Force
Sorg Pper Co
Junior Achievement
Dixie Highway
Franklin
Hearing On Zoning Set Tonight
Franklin city planning commission and council convene at 7 30 p m to consider two zoning variances. McKnight property on E Second Street seeks funeral home by Charles Anglesby and Maxwell property at E Sixth and Main streets seeks a drive in restaurant by Jerry's Restaurant interests. Public hearings follow in council chambers.
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City Planning Commission
McKnight
E. Second Street
Charles Anglesby
Maxwell
E. Sixth
Main Streets
Jerry
Planning Board
Council
Independence Said Vital To Church College
Cincinnati AP dispatch reports Rev. Dr. Truman B. Douglass, executive vice president of the United Church of Christ Board of Homeland Ministries, urging that church colleges remain independent from parent churches. He says schools serve the church best when students can question dogmas. The UCC, formed in 1961 by merger, holds its second general assembly as it ends Thursday.
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Cincinnati
United Church of Christ
Truman B. Douglass
Board of Homeland Ministries
General Assembly
Congregational Christian Churches
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Schools Endangered in Highland County High Schools
Six Highland County high schools Buford Lynchburg Belfast Sinking Spring Fairfield and White Oak received warnings from the State Department of Education that their charters are in danger for not meeting minimum requirements.
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Hillsboro
Ohio
Highland County
State Department of Education
Buford
Lynchburg
Belfast
Sinking Spring
Fairfield
White Oak
Battle Over Holidays Headed to Court in Ohio
Ohio state employees protested the removal of two paid holidays, Washington's and Lincoln's birthdays, seeking a restraining order. Franklin County Common Pleas Court set a 9 a.m. Thursday hearing as the Rhodes administration defends the economy move.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Civil Service Employes Association
Washington
Lincoln
Dana F. Reynolds
Franklin County Common Pleas Court
McNamara outlines army growth and missile program critiques
Defense secretary McNamara argues for a 15,000 increase in permanent Army personnel to form provisional mobile units with about 460 helicopters and aircraft. He rejects the RS70 program as too expensive and impractical, and calls Skybolt a flop. He notes a mixed force of bombers and missiles remains through 1968 with 650 bombers on 15 minute alert and 144 Polaris missiles in submarines.
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Pentagon
McNamara
Air Force
Defense
Deadline Near For City Jobs In Fire Department
City manager announces closing at 5 p.m. tomorrow for four firefighter openings. Civil service exam set for Feb. 9. Applicants must be 21 to 30 and submit in person at City Building.
Geckeler Named to Ohio Education Association Commission
Jefferson elementary principal Walter S. Geckeler is appointed to the OEA commission on professional problems and teacher welfare for 1963 by Dickinson T. Guiler West Carrollton assistant superintendent and OEA president.
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Walter S. Geckeler
Jefferson Elementary School
Ohio Education Association
Dickinson T. Guiler
West Carrollton
OEA
Injuries Are Fatal
Charles F. Payton 80 of Columbus died after being struck by a truck near a West Side intersection. Police said he crossed against the traffic signal and was not in a crosswalk when the collision occurred.
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Columbus, Ohio
Charles F. Payton
Columbus
Payton
Fire causes $60,000 damage to Wheeling building
A Tuesday fire in Wheeling West Virginia caused about 60000 in damage to the Ohio Valley Board of Trade Building. The blaze started on the first floor bar then spread to the Court Theater on the same floor and took more than eight hours for firefighters to control.
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Wheeling
W.va
Ohio Valley Board of Trade
Court Theater
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