Ford's Theater Reopens 103 Years After Lincoln Assassination
Washington AP reports Ford's Theater, dark since 1865, reopens with Helen Hayes leading a gala night. President Johnson, cabinet members, and VIPs attend, amid antiwar protests. theater restored by National Park Service becomes home to the National Repertory Theater.
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Abraham Lincoln
Johnson
Texas
Humphrey
Lincoln
National Park Service
Yesteryear
National Repertory Theater
Stephen Vincent Benet
John Brown
Secretary of the Interior
Stewart L. Udall
TV Memorial Planned For 4 Army Chaplains
A WLW broadcast from Columbus Cincinnati and Dayton Sunday at 9 30 a m will honor the four U S Army chaplains lost on the Dorchester Feb 3 1943 marking the ships sinking 25th anniversary. Rev Kenneth S Learey will narrate with Ohio State NROTC chorus providing music.
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Cincinnati
Dayton
Columbus
U. S. Army
Greenland
Kenneth S. Learey
Norwood
Ohio American Legion
Ohio Methodist Conference Board
NROTC
Ohio State University
Dorchester
Philadelphia
Hobart Hopper
Middletown
American Legion
Ohio
Land Case Involves English Tavern Property
A condemnation trial continued into its second day before Butler County Common Pleas Judge Fred B. Cramer. Middletown filed suit against Robert L. English to appropriate land on Roosevelt Avenue and Breiel Boulevard for road widening. Appraisals ranged from 46 900 to 51 000 with the city offering 27 625.
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Roosevelt Avenue
Breiel Boulevard
Court of
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Middletown
Robert L. English
Immunization Requirements Spread Across Several States
New York Arkansas Michigan Minnesota Kansas and Illinois mandate measles vaccination for schoolchildren, expanding public health policy.
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New York
Arkansas
Michigan
Minnesota
Kansas
Illinois
Charges Dropped In Shooting Case And Other Court Actions
Charges of shooting with intent to wound and assault with a dangerous weapon against Delbert Nickell were withdrawn in municipal court. Nickell faced accusations after a Jan. 14 incident on Rt. 4 near Thomas Road involving Norman Mobley and an assault on Patricia Nickell. Also reported were license suspensions for drivers Sharp Frazier and Joseph Tester, plus multiple fines and dismissed charges in other cases.
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Nickell
Glencoe Ave
Norman Mobley
Fairmount Ave
Patricia
Rt. 4
Thomas Road
J. T. Lamb
Sharp Frazier
Ninth Ave
Joseph Tester
Girard Ave
Elizabeth L. Brock
Tibball St
Franklin
Sandra Rudie
Radabaugh Road
Trenton
James Kindred
16Th Ave
William C. Smith
Moorman Drive
Mary Jackson
Yankee Road
Fred McQueen
Cooper Alley
William Brock
Tibals St
Robert Davis
Board of Health
Courtney Johnson
Roosevelt Ave
Joseph E. Moss
Lola Poe
Verity Parkway
Donald Briscoe
Woodford Briscoe
Greenfield
Lawrence Hooks
17Th Ave
Cynthia Lowry Reviews Opening on Page 34
Columnist Cynthia Lowry offers a quick take on the opening scene as presented on Page 34. The brief review notes initial impressions and sets expectations for the show.
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Cynthia Lowry
Bricks Day in Johnson City
Bricks are made today as 6,000 year old clay and water method persists but with modern changes. Brick production uses tunnel kilns and a four percent day period with temperatures reaching 1940 degrees.
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Johnson City
Tenn
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Michigan Ave
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