Lebanon Council Approves $160000 Sewer Job
Lebanon city council tentatively approved a sewer project costing about 160000 to tap city funds with the east end targeted for development. City Manager Charles Guard called it the key to east end growth as final federal funds release waits. The plan allocates 43000 from the city, 75000 from the federal government, and 30000 already held in a bond fund. In other business the council rejected turning Pioneer Cemetery over to the city for maintenance citing added costs. a July 29 meeting with church trustees and cemetery committee was scheduled to discuss the issue.
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Lebanon
Charles Guard
East End
Pioneer
Main Street
Council Cemetery Committee
Franklin 758 Class To Picnic
The 1958 Franklin High School graduates plan a picnic at LeSourd ville Lake this Sunday starting at noon. Attendees arriving 11:30 p.m. to 12:30 p.m. enter free with class members and their families or dates. For details contact Mrs. Denver Redman Miss June Warden or Jack Collier.
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Franklin High School
LeSourdsville Lake
Denver Redman
June Warden
Jack Collier
Ben Casey Play Raises Doty Fund at Arcadia Drive
Seven youngsters staged a Ben Casey play at Sharon and Cindy Shepherds home 112 Arcadia Drive and raised 5.32 for Doty House. Participants included Carol Hail Bonnie Hail Marilyn Lange Connie Baker and Billie Kay Mack.
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Ben Casey
Sharon
Cindy Shepherd
Arcadia Drive
Doty House
Carol and
Bonnie Hail
Marilyn Lange
Connie Baker
Billie Kay Mack
Squeeze on Castro Toughens Cuba Economy
U S claims mounting isolation moves hurt Cuba with January arrivals to Cuban ports falling from 128 in 1962 to 12 last January. GNP sank 25 percent in 1962 from 2.5 billion in 1958, as embargo measures plus asset freezes bite. Separate items note tobacco ads aimed at youth and Mansfield denouncing press pressures in South Vietnam.
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Associated Press
Castro
United States
Cuba
U.S
Middetown Safety Council Hosts Idea Session on 1964 Campaigns
The Middetown Area Safety Council held a think session to propose 1964 safety efforts. Ideas include compulsory auto inspections, crosswalk improvements, teen driver issues, and wider seat belt use. A public relations chair and a heroism award committee were formed along with several new board members.
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Middetown Area Safety Council
Robert Moore
Moore
Barry Levey
Richter
Bill Crawford
Gaar Davis
Marvine Shane
Care
Cosby
Tom Moon
Justice Man Receives Soap Mouth Punishment
Louis Winiarski, 46, was ordered by Justice of the Peace Francis Castellucci in Mount Clemens Michigan to wash his mouth with soap after being found guilty of using obscene language in the presence of women and children. Deputies said he used liquid soap during the punishment.
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Mount Clemens
Mich
Louis Winiarski
Justice of the Peace
Francis Castellucci
Winiarski
CORE And Mob Clash Near Bronx Diner
Near a Bronx diner clash between white hecklers and pickets from CORE occurred Tuesday night as police separated about 20 officers and arrested two white men aged 26 and 25 on assault and disorderly conduct charges. A hospital treated the truck driver for a forehead cut. A sit in at City Hall continued for jobs in construction for Black and Puerto Rican workers. A State Human Rights Commission member urged disciplinary action against Anne M Kelly deputy city commerce commissioner for allegedly seeking white only bias.
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New York
Congress of Racial Equality
Bronx
City Hall
State Commission For Human Rights
Anne M. Kelly
Tree House Hit and Equipment Stolen Reported
Thefts of camping gear and a transistor radio were reported to sheriff's deputies. Walter Davis of 1505 Pershing Ave. said vandals destroyed his son's tree house and stole camping equipment valued at 20 dollars at 9:30 p.m. A 15 dollar transistor was reported missing from Tony Laricchiuta of 5424 Hamilton-Trenton Road.
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Walter Davis
Pershing Ave
Tony Laricchiuta
Hamilton-Trenton Road
Harding Jones Picnic Planned at LeSourds Ville Lake
Employees of Harding Jones Paper Co in Excello and their families will hold their annual picnic Friday at LeSourds ville Lake. The outing features rides games and many special activities for all attendees.
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Employes
Harding Jones Paper Co
Excello
LeSourdsville Lake
Ithe Park
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Allen
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Council
By Carl Thomas
Safety Council
Charles Palmer
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