Vietnam Triangle Club Welcomes Distribution Help
In Germantown the Vietnam Triangle Club distributed about 1500 Christmas packages last December. Sgt. Danny Ray Selby on 30 day leave helped hand out these boxes to soldiers near Saigon after a year in Vietnam. The club plans 3000 packages this year with donations from Ohio Bell Telephone and other supporters.
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Germantown
Vietnam Triangle Club
Danny Ray Selby
Ray Selby
Oxford State Road
Vietnam
Triangle Project
Selby
Triangle Club
Quain Lie
Saigon
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Chester Hatfield
Hatfield
Anbout
Danny Selby
Kirkpatrick
Sgt. Selby
Horizont crossword clues from Todays puzzle
A list of crossword clues with numbers and partial phrases covering languages geography and professions. Entries include Expectant desire Source of heat Zone Rate Scope Feign illness Row Government agency Balloters Lower Clock face Leave out Make believe Wire measure Coarse Lubricate Agony French river Comfort Educe Cathedral Icelandic church tale Discharge Shoshonean Venus de Indian Boldest Low A conflict hum Great Force Lake part Part of Ogle speech Sailors Muck Distinct part Federal Cereal agent grains Meadow Primer Artist stands Rescue Secluded valley Level to the ground French Fleet Burmese demon Scottish arctic explorer Slight taste Average time of solution A worm
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Force Lake
Ogle
Fleet
Cedar Point Travel Tour Highlights Ohio Attractions
A Middletown Journal travel column promotes a Cedar Point trip with nearby stops in Castalia Blue Hole Seneca Caverns Milan Edison birthplace and Firelands Museum. It notes the toll causeway to Cedar Point and a suggested routing from Middletown via I 75 and U S 6.
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Cedar Point
Sandusky Bay
Castalia
Ohio 269
Bellevue
Seneca Caverns
Ohio
Blue Hole
Milan
New England
Thomas A. Edison
Firelands
Norwalk
AAA
Middletown
Interstate 75
Findlay
Fremont
U. S
Sandusky
Botswana Secures WFP Famine Aid for 10,000 Families
Botswana announces a government request to the World Food Program is approved. Emergency rations will feed 10,000 families for 10 months and are set to arrive soon to address the famine.
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Gaberones
Botswana
World Food Program
Seniority and transfers at issue as Howard talks loom
Union negotiations in Washington tackle seniority rights and representation for Howard Paper Mills workers moved from Franklin to Urbana. The AFL CIO Papermakers clash with the Pulp Sulphite Paper Mill Workers over which union covers the transferred staff and how many years of service count. A decision is expected this week, with NLRB hearings pending.
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Howard Paper Mills
Franklin
Urbana
Howard
St. Regis Paper Co
Dayton
Washington
United Papermakers and Paper Workers
Afl-Cio
International Brotherhood of Pulp, Sulpite and Paper Mill Workers
Emil Farkas
Cincinnati
Natinal Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Farkas
First Wheat Arrives in Butler County Total 35 to 40 Bu/Acre
The Farm Bureau reports the first wheat load arrived at the SEVENMILE elevator from Thomas J. Gorman of Trenton. Gorman harvested 112 acres with 14.46 percent moisture, 57.2 pounds per bushel, yielding 35 to 40 bushels per acre. The wheat enters the Farm Bureau pool awaiting higher prices.
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Farm Bureau
Butler County
Thomas J. Gorman
Woodsdale Road
Trenton
Nelson J. Erbeck
Credit and
Hamilton
Gorman
Erbeck
East Germany Enacts Transit Taxes Amid Berlin Rift
East Germany began levying freight transit taxes on goods moving to and from West Berlin by road or water, in a third phase of transit restrictions. The measures also impose passport visa rules and fees for West Germans and raise minimum currency exchange rates for East German visits, prompting protests from the United States Britain and France directed at the Soviet Union, which ignored the protests.
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Berlin
East Germany
West Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Soviet Union
TE Bird Wins Crowing Contest at Rogue River
TE-Bird owned by Floyd Fitch of Grants Pass won the 16th Rogue River Rooster Crow by crowing 63 times in 30 minutes before about 3,000 spectators. The event drew 116 roosters from across Oregon, including Navy Lt. Brian D. Remer and Gov. Tom McCall with Call-Me-Tom. Beetlesbaum set the 30 minute record with 109 crows in 1953.
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Rogue River
Ore
Te-Bird
Floyd Fitch
Grants Pass
Navy
Brian D. Remer
Ranger
Vietnam
Tom McCall
Gubernatorial Roosters
Beetlesbaum
Two Year Old Finds Thumb Substitute After Bandage
In Morehead Kentucky after a elbow twist 2 year old Jeffrey Garrett cannot lift his thumb to mouth. His mother suggests the other thumb but he cries that it is not as good.
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Morehead, Ky
Jeffrey Garrett
Sewing Bee Planned To Aid Cancer Closet
Carlisle community news reports a sewing bee to restock the Cancer Closet at Town Hall on Tuesday July 9. Chaired by Mrs. Willard Abney and Mrs. Noel Faulkner, volunteers will cut sew and iron bandages and pack them for patients.
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Carlisle
Town Hall
Willard Abney
Noel Faulkner
Mason Temple Zone Change Approved by Zoning Board
Franklin A zone change for the two acre site of the Masonic Temple was approved by the county zoning board. The land north of Second Street Ohio 73 shifted from residential to business. A final decision rests with county commissioners, with approval seemingly likely. Commission Chairman Robert South led the temple building committee.
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Franklin
Masonic Temple
Second Street
Ohio 73
Commission
Robert South
Temple Building Committee
OSU Council Expands Faculty Body to 93 Members
Ohio State University announced increased faculty council membership from 63 to 93. The current 63 member body will serve through summer, and the reorganized council will assume duties in the fall, guiding educational and academic policies with board approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Inaugural Ball Set By Jaycees
Franklin Jaycees and Jay-C-Ettes announce an inaugural ball at Franklin Golf Course clubhouse on Aug 3 featuring a charcoal steak dinner by the Firemen’s Auxiliary and a Brass Syndicate dance. Dinner and dance cost $6 a couple. dress formal or semi-formal. Offiers to be installed include Jerry Moore president and Beverly Moore president of the Jay-C-Ettes.
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Franklin
Jaycees
Jay-C-Ettes
Franklin Golf Course
Firemens Auxiliary
Brass Syndicate of
Greenville
Jaycee
Jerry Moore
Marvin Childress
David Deal
Milton Stork
Vance Mehl
Robert Carson
Latin writers win Nobel Prize tally in Stockholm
Only two Latin American authors have won the Nobel Prize in literature: Gabriela Mistral in 1945 and Miguel Ángel Asturias in 1967.
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Stockholm
Gabriela Mistral
Miguel Angel Asturias
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Caverns
French River
Comfort
Clara
Means
The
Cosmos
Isi
Cannes
Journal, Aaa
Middletown Journal
Butler County Automobile Club
Fred Parrella
Thomas Road
STATE
Fane
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Bloomington
Illinois
Beck
Talbert
Central Ave
Turco Wasa
Breiel Blvd
By Jack Thornton
Journal State Editor
Miami Valley News
Mason Temple
OSU Council
the Fabulous Determinations
Armco Center
Verity Pkvy
G Lafayette
Frank L. Arlington
Chuck Hale
Donnie Fitzgerald
Jay-C-Ette
Beverly Moore
Janet Artis
Susie Moore
Janet Childress
1St Ave
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Barnitz
Progress Corner
Central
Grimes
Nelbar-Tytus-Verity
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