Cleveland Welcomes Jim McDivitt With 200000 Natives
Astronaut Jim McDivitt receives a hero’s welcome in Cleveland with about 200000 residents along a parade route from Hopkins to Public Square. He is presented the key to the city by Mayor Ralph S. Locher and honored as Jim McDivitt Day. Governor Rhodes concurs statewide.
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Agent Captured In South Korea
Korean police said an armed North Korean agent was captured and may be a crewman of a 15 foot midget submarine found in the Han River mud. Investigations continue as the UN Command declined comment on North Korean involvement. One agent fled after an exchange of fire near the DMZ, and a third was killed.
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Moyers Pledges Open News Door
Washington AP Bill Moyers the new White House press secretary pledges to open doors to the press as wide as possible He is 31 with a solid government record and succeeds George F Reedy who left for medical treatment Moyers aims to stand up to Johnson when disagreeing and has Johnson's respect and confidence He was a deputy director of the Peace Corps and is an ordained Baptist minister from Texas
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Girl Doing Oh After Kidney Swap
New Orleans AP reports 13 year old Jonnie Gail Honeycutt showed no signs of kidney rejection days after a transplant from her father John H. Honeycutt 48 performed by Tulane's team on July 1. Doctors cautioned full safety may take about 40 days to confirm. The father donated a kidney and remained in uncertain but improving condition awaiting potential early release.
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YMCA Offers Coed and Girls Swim Classes This Summer
YMCA pool runs boys and girls instruction through late August. Boys meet Mondays and Wednesdays at 10:30, 11:15, 1, 1:45 and 2:30 with Saturday sessions at 9 and 10:30. Girls attend Tuesdays and Thursdays at 11, 11:45, 1:30, 2:15 and 3, plus Saturday fun swim at 9 and 10:30.
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Hobbies Prompt Suit For Divorce In Hamilton
Marjorie B. Garvin filed for divorce in Common Pleas Court citing marital strain and claims her husband Lowell B. Garvin used family funds on Yo gi self hypnosis ESP and twin-soul theories. The petition also accuses Doenges and Samples as associates and notes Garvin disappeared since May 21 leaving her with no knowledge of his whereabouts.
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William F. Doenges
Millville Ave
James Samples
Armstead Drive
Three Area Residents File Bankruptcy
Bankruptcies filed in U S District Court Cincinnati list Richard S Acree of Excello as a draw bench operator with $2 509 in debts and $650 assets Robert L Frary Jr a Hamilton laborer owes $2 241 with $1 800 assets Claude Caudill of Morrow a press helper has $19 544 debts and $13 550 assets.
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Not US Armco Who’s Getting Dead Fish Bill
In Southern Ohio the state Natural Resources Department bills a company for 7.8 million dead fish found July 13, 1964 in the Great Miami River near Hamilton. The state has billed 28,058 from 14 entities and municipalities. 13 other bills remain, including Armco Steel Corp which denies any connection.
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Washington, D. C
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Armco Steel Corp
Middletown
Family Of 7 Continues Its Sit-In
Vespucci family of seven plans a second sit-in at the Department of Welfare offices after a Wednesday sit-in at the Criminal Courts building seeking assistance. John V Vespucci says welfare offered travel money to return to New Jersey, but he plans to stay. He was ousted from a Newark housing inspector job for political reasons and has been unemployed since February after an injury.
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Pines Planted by Castro in Oriente Hills
Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro planted 1 136 pine trees in five hours in Oriente Province. About 800 Cuban youths, diverted from Algeria cancelation, are helping plant a million trees and Castro joined them on Thursday, according to Miami monitored Havana Radio.
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