Armco Names Browning Assistant Vice President
Armco Steel Corp announces W B Browning promoted to assistant vice president raw materials and purchasing effective Feb 1. R M Fletcher advances to director raw materials. Browning, a Cornell EE graduate, has held multiple Armco posts in Middletown and Butler since 1941 and is active in local and professional organizations. Fletcher, a Kansas State mechanical engineering and business admin graduate, rose through Armco purchasing ranks starting in 1950 and held senior roles before 1967 transfer to Middletown.
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W. B. Browning
Armco Steel Corp
William Verity
Browning
R. M. Fletcher
Armco
Ashland
Middletown
Butler, Pa
Raw Materials and
Cornell University
Ing Department
Kansas City
Kansas State University
Fletcher
Purchasing Agent's Association
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
The
Engineer's Club
Junior Achievement
United Fund Campaign
Voices of Dissent examines race and society at Miami University
Oxford. The second day of the Voices of Dissent series in the Towers Room at Miami University featured Richard Cloward of Columbia and Ralph De Toledano discussing racial violence and social problems. Cloward linked recent violence to social control breakdown and poverty linked to integration, while De Toledano warned of fear and a failing belief in law and morality.
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Oxford
Towers
Miami University
Detroit
Newark
Richard Cloward
Columbia University School of Social Work
Ralph de Toledano
DeToledano
Gibson Winter
University of Chicago
Saul Alinsky
Cloward
de Toledano
United States
Officials reveal newest nuclear warheads still need work
The United States disclosed that substantial development remains on its newest nuclear warheads though officials expect real hardware for production once expanded plants open. AEC plans call for eight weapon production plants expansion to support Sentinel missiles and other systems like Poseidon and Minuteman 3 with completion eyed for late 1971.
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Washington
United States
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Commission
Congress
Department of Defense
Gold Reserves at 30 Year Low Amid World Gold Rush
The Federal Reserve reports December drop of 900 million in U S gold stock, the steepest monthly decline on record, lowering 1967 end-year reserves to 12.1 billion as speculative buying and Middle East tensions weigh on holdings. Domestic sales totaled 160.4 million, leaving a net loss of over 1 billion in 1967.
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Washington (Ap
Federal Reserve Board
Britain
Middle East
United States
U.S
International Monetary Fund
Treasury
London
United Kingdom
West Germany
Belgium
Italy
Netherlands
Switzerland
Suspect May Have Been Shot in Kalbfleish Road Burglary
Butler County deputies alert hospitals after a late night burglary attempt on Kalbfleish Road. Ernest Parpart reported two men in a barn at 10:10 p.m. He fired twice as the suspects fled, but fog hindered the search for injured individuals.
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Butler County
Kalbfleish Road
Ernest Parpart
Gunipoint
Sheriff's Office
Parpart
Body Of Teen Aged Girl Found In Field
The 14 year old Toledo area student Eileen Adams was found dead in a Monroe County field rolled in a rug with a cord around her neck and ankles. Police search a suspect who was last seen with her on a Toledo bus after school December 18. Autopsy ordered to determine cause of death and possible sexual assault.
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Toledo, Ohio
Michigan
Eileen Adams
Lawrence Adams
Toledo Central High School
Sylvania Township
Toledo
Monroe County
Mich
Miss Adams
Woman slain in robbery at Kenton grocery
Aubury Ensminger, 39, was found slain in a rear room of the couple’s neighborhood store in Kenton after a robbery. Her husband Robert, 50, was delivering newspapers nearby when the body was discovered by a milkman at 4 p.m. Police said there were no signs of a struggle and no suspects. The couple reportedly kept little cash on hand.
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Kenton, Ohio
Kenton
Aubury Ensminger
James Baldridge
Clarence Sheldon
Robert
Kenton Times
Thomas Quay
Bellefontaine
Quay
Army Marksmen Program Cut In New Budget
The civilian marksmanship program that sponsors the National Rifle and Pistol Matches at Camp Perry Ohio faces virtual elimination under President Johnson's 1969 budget. No special allocation appeared in the budget. The program had $494 million last year and $428 million this year. The Army had said it would stop participation in the rifle matches at Camp Perry amid Congressional criticism.
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Washington
Army
Camp Perry
Ohio
Johnson
Congress
Burglars Drop Loot After Break In at Seven Mile Home
Deputies report burglars broke into Mrs. Joe Hood’s residence at 382 Taylor School Road, Seven Mile, stealing a $200 movie camera, a $50 still camera, silver dollars, a bracelet, an English five pound note and pennies. Cameras were recovered about 100 feet behind the house after the getaway. Mrs. Hood arrived home about 2:30 p.m. to find a broken garage and inner door.
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Joe Hood
Taylor School Road
Seven Mile
Butler County
Copper Worth $600 Stolen From Electric Shed
Scrap copper valued at 500 to 600 dollars was stolen from a storage shed at Barkeley Electric 1905 Columbia Ave. Early yesterday. The copper consisted of red end trimmings on pans weighing about 80 pounds each. fifteen pans were taken. Burglars gained entry by pulling siding boards and removed the copper filled pans through a hole in the wall.
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Barkeley Electric
Columbia Ave
Horwitz Resigns as Defense Assistant Secretary
Solis Horwitz steps down as assistant secretary of defense to become a Pitt professor. He leaves amid McNamara's looming departure, after a decade on Capitol Hill shaping Defense Department reorganization and administration.
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Washington
Solis Horwitz
Defense
University of Pittsburgh
Horwitz
Pentagon
Robert S. McNamara
Capitol Hill
McNamara
Kennedy
Defense Department
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Jamaicas
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