North Korea Remains a Threat to America
U S officials say the North Korean army is stronger than before the Korean War while South Korea's forces are also growing. The report notes armistice line threats, sizable US and allied contingents in Korea, and improved training and weaponry aided by Soviet and Chinese advisers.
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South Korea
U. S
Viet Nam
United States
Commu
Nist
North Korea
Korea
Soviet Union
Red China
U.S
Air Force
West Point
Annapolis
Colorado Springs
Asia
North
Veteran Viet Nam Recruiter Rozak Appointed Middletown Marine Leader
Master Sergeant Joseph E Rozak, a Viet Nam and Korea veteran, becomes the new Marine recruiter for the Middletown area. He has the Navy Commendation Medal and the Korean Presidential Unit Citation and previously served as supply chief with the 1st Marine Division in Korea and Viet Nam. Rozak, married with two children, lives in Hamilton and succeeds Sgt. C W McCormick who served 18 months here.
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Joseph E. Rozak
U. S. Marine Corps
Middletown
Viet Nam
Rozak
1St Marine Division
Korea
Hamilton
Sgt
C. W. McCormick
Cincinnati
Sgt. McCormick
Bank Counterfeit Cash Exhibit Opens In Downtown Barnitz
The Ohio Bankers Association organized a display at Barnitz Bank lobby from tomorrow to July 29. The exhibit shows counterfeit and legal U S currency from $1 to $100, mixed to complicate identification. Viewers may press a button to identify each bill. correct choices trigger a green light, while incorrect ones trigger a red light and buzzer.
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Barnitz Bank
Ohio Bankers Association
U. S
Local donor gives loudspeaker to church in memory of wife
A Midwestern town reports a local man donated a loudspeaker to his church in memory of his wife. The item is described as a generous act reflecting community ties and remembrance within the church.
Small group of drivers blamed for most highway crashes
The Institute of Living in Connecticut reports that about 30 percent of highway accidents involve a small number of accident prone drivers.
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Institute of Living
Connecticut
Credit Crunch Hits Home Buyers As Rates Rise
Across the country lenders face tight money and higher down payments while buyers scramble for funds. A couple scrapes together 3000 for a 30600 house but lenders now demand 6000 down with higher mortgage rates. Banks and savings and loan associations report fund shortages even as overall money supply grows, as deposits chase higher returns.
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Sam Dawson
New York
John
Joe
Savings and Loan Associations
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